Evening star., 1897-07-24
SUBURBAN NEWS
ROCKVILLE.

UH,
". Pinkney Mason principal. 1t wns also deter
nhped to admit yOung ladies to the school In the
academic department. the test to be that they
shall be quafed to enter the seventh grade In the
public schools Of the county. room In the acad-
cmy building will be set apart for this class, ahd
they VIII be In charge Of lady principal. 1t has
been further decided that in order to make larger
usr Of the munifcent bequest of the late Julius
West. TO create eight new scholarships to be
Known as the Julius West schOlarships these tn
,l 9e nied en- Win either girls or boys of the county
This VIII make seventeen pupils to be educated
fee Of cost of tuition The scholarslrius existing
,a,nss. sa%ps ts ,, meeting zee have been filled and the
list Of applications which shall then have bee !,
hied with h the secretary. Mr. Charles W. Pretty
nan OF this place. 1t WAS also determined II the
eoisent OF the West heirs be secured, to re-
1 move vile, Tie bodies frem the present burial ground
snlius West '-''''' 20 '"e n'e'n'rs ="
AT a meeting of the county commissioners, held
Tuesday. among other public business transact ed
The following bills for work roads, bridges etc.
e A WHITE T sis4so Il ee E paw kas.a S'sss ssS
y IL E Welsh Welsh ss7 %; Eibert F. Turner. sizes:
J. J: Stearn 81 90: Robt. Aitcheson. $l6s Bruce
J: Hoskinson. $6s; VIM Fl. Ricketts,, $ss55; VIM.
IL Dunaw awfn 800 ~: T. A: Hickman, $7s76; Carey
kiRgdon, clerk to election supervisors tpostaye
st; mpsy, s..
In the ora,hans' court Tueeday the following bus.
the estate OF Cattarine Jane Maddox. deceased,
We're granted to Charles J Mnddox. the executor
of Samuel T. Lee, deceased, flied for probate
and record. and letters testumentary his estate
the viii The bond Of Ealie II. % fctty. % eaecutris tx
OF Charles e. Patty. deceased. was received and
been appointed administrator on the personal estate
of the lnte ". 9. Fowler.
Mr.. Vim. G. Garland and Miss Rettic l.. Roger,
both Of Virginia, were married ut this place the
18th instant by Rev s. 4; White. On the same
Myies ana Miss Lucy b. Ramss Of washing ss were re-
united In marriage.
to e "i a from this
the others remaining at paints Of interest along
Charles Thompson, about nifty years Of age was
found dead OIL the public rNd near the farm Of
James Townsend of Sunshine, this eszmty, Friday
threshng machine In Howard county, but herOnl-
ing sick he left work and came to the village of
spurrier for congestden Of the lungs he was ad-
vised to Bemain in the village during the night,
but instead Of doing &c started for his home near
Brighton. When midway between the two places
he disnOunted from his horse and laid down beside
A coroner's jury ampaaeled by Justice Treer Of
BrookeviIle after viewing the remains and hear.
ing the evidence in the ease, rendered verdict of
death from natural
Maryland Game and Fish Association, win in a
few days make tour Of inspection .nlnny the
upper Potomac to inquire into alleged violations Of
ns law @ IN a rsEard ito to , sss fishing =, Up until the
been unusually fine. :.Ed the seed sport has at
t,astsd naay angler. both from The county and
ascertained has not been produced by regular
glcrs, but by eamping parties frGm Iennsylva' la
been using cut lines and and have taken from
the Potomac and tributary streams hundreds of
AT the recent meeting Of State Teachers Asso-
Ot ers Of the association elected for the ensuing
year was Miss Agnes j. Mataek of Rockville as
The clerk OF the circuit cout has issued mar
riage licenses to VIM. .. Hamilton and Edith NJ.
The following transfers of real estate have been
recorded in the office OF the clerk Of the circuit
f. Snyder. one-half of LAID Brownings-
vile vile , s% - MI,y w.; nc G'pp to Ferdinand Ro.en .
Alexander A, Gassaway to Jonathan Baker. III
acres of land near DarIestown; 81 .429.e0. Charles
Wood and Others to Matilda McFarlnne. three
lots In Woodmont; $3.50. Alexander NJ. Proctor to
Gilbert W. Carr. lots ut Capitol View; 5. b. H.
Warmer to Eugene B. Clark. two lots in Kensins
trAes. to Martin l.. I1ttletield. 25h Of land
being part of .'Bradford's Rest" $500. Mary f.
IS % ss L. ttisaed tea ID aHf o hem On
jnlnn +. Riley. 2oas acres Of land: s. H. B.
ing part of Rays Adventure" 81 800. Frederick
W. Reeves to VIM W. Douglass, lot In Takoma
cirisy lot in Beall's addition to Rocksiile; l s
WIN. ii. Talbot and Others, trustees to Mary Il.
Biggs, 5 SIG acres of land at Pleasant Hills; 8.
The fourth quarterly meeting of Avery and Hunt
ing Hill circuit will be held ut Avery Free Meth
odis, Church irnm Jul, 30 10 August inclusive.
lut stINites VIII De tUhiucteu ny heS A. w. MtlleE
of PhipsiuIg. NJ. An all-day meeting Sunday.
The festival for the benefit CT St. Marys Cath
ole Church, this place. held In the town
hall Tuestny last. inst .ad of the grove,
count Of the inclement weather. The principal
table in charge of Mrs. emma Carr. assisted
by Mrs. Levin Ohntt, Mrs. Brown, Misses Agnes
Noland, Agnes Bailey. Katie Carr, Mary Granger
and mrny others. Cake and ice cream Misses
Iona Pcs Agnes and Mamie Matlack Mrs. Ever
EFT Beall. with several young misses walters.
Lemonade, Mr. Hewitt, Mrs. George Dawson and
Mrs Aaron Hewitt. Candy and fiuit. Misses
Lena. Kitty and Margaret Jones and Gussie. Susie
and Jennie Bailey. An orchestra from Frederick
was in attendance during the day and evening. and
dancing intiulscd In by the large crowd pres
ent. The candidates increased their popularity by
their presence and libeality. hut had the ladies'
the right to vote 1t Is doubted IL choice could be
made. TIE proceeds amounted to $780, which
will be used toward paying OF the small debt
manning the church,