Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-12
ROCKVILLE.

Mr.. Len. Buxton, of the sufferers of the re-
cent tragedy at Gaithersburg. visited this place
yesterday evening, and met with a cordial recep-
ton by his many friends in the community. whore
he has been well known for years. He Is being
entertained at the residence his brother
Mr. John heiton. He appears to be very weak and
nerrors. and plainly shows the terrible strain and
suffering to which he has been subjected for over
two weeks. During the evening he WIS called upop
aniction He went to Gaithersburg this mornin.
to appear before the c0rOner's jury.
The Methodist Church at POolesyille WAS Wednes-
na s sne scene hen ot s Wedding the contract
fax col nty, Virginia, and Miss Lillian daughter of
Dir. CsIson Hyatt OF Elmer. this county. At $50
pm the bridal party entered the church and
passed up the aisle being preceded by Miss Annie
Hyatt, the little sister Of the bride, dressed in
light blue orgnndie and henring basket Of lovely
brides roses They were met at the altar by Rev
", n; Sa a, rs; ly whom the ceremony was per-
THE , bride Hh,, was r St1red in white silk and
OF Maret hal Neil roses The groom WAS dressed In
and rcerns the Of ,hs lions Of
their numerous friends present Mr.. and Mrs. Car
Were they were afterward rendered a reception a;
the home OF the grooms parents
John Wsrner t te naca at ps s % of Mrs
t" consider plans , for the relief Of the Armenian
been cordially Invited.
Mr. csvn Of msdaPG has
Maean ners upon when he PROPOSES t to erect re tn
substantial dwelling ho,se at an early day.
was delivered by Rev q slelbourne at the Chris .t
tian Church Sunday night. Large and interested
audience being in attendance.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company has
recently established an agency for freight. tickets
branch, west of GaitheIsburg.
The hoard of school commissioners will hold
meeting at their room In this place next Tuesday.
pointed tacher Of the public school at Hyattstown
The clerk of the circuit court has issued mar
ringe licenses to the following parties: Cleon I.
Lula B. Walker; George F. Barnes and Johanna E.
JOY; Jacob l: johnson and Beatrice B. Pope.
A game Of ball between a nine Of the Csiuter-
bury Athletic Club Of Washington and the Rock
vile team was played at the fair grounds Wed
nesdny afternoon. resulting in a victory for the
visitors by q score OF IL to II. On Saturday
afternoon tho Rockville nine will play the Port
laIds of Washington on the same grounds.
In democratic circles here the name Of Mr.
Charles A. Little Of Warrington county is men
toned as probable candidate for the congress
The ten perance demonstration at The fair
grounds, this Pllce. Thursday under the auspices
Of District Lodge. No. 1. Good Templars was quite
Il success end well attended The meeting
9. 7. The exercises were ofened with prayer l.y
Rev. T. q. hewitt Of the NJ. d Church South, and
fine vocal music was furnished by the choir under
the leadership Of Prof G. W. Walker. the soloIsts
and Mr.. ]. G. Burdette: The organist the oc-
casion was Mrs. v. c. Burdette The Brownngs-
vile Cornet Band also furnished fine music during
the day. Eloquent addresses the subject OF
temperance ware delivered by Rev. F. r. Power of
Vermont Avenue Christian Church. Washington:
Rev. J. a. Taylor Of the N. Z. Church South, Rev
J. d. bayfield, OF the Baptist Church and Can't. J.
S. B. Ha-tsock. The Juvenile Tenplars were rep
resented by Miss Fannie Amss in a recitation and
q solo by Essie Crawford. The exercises closed
with concert by the band in the evening.