Evening star., 1898-01-31
ROCKVILLE.

The following transfers Of real estate have bccn
recorded in The Office of the clerk of the circuit
court: c. II. Randolph to Fred Van Dyne. Dot l6.
block SO, section . Chevy Chase. slo: the Forest
Glen Improvement Company to Frederick Brackrtt,
lot . block . ard lot l6 block 8. Forest Glen.
SSi3 10; Howard NJ. Butt Aldrch III. Butt. tract
OF land called .'Potingers Discovery" 5; George
Burdette Julia L Fields, two tracts Of land.
$40 Willis Il. Spear and Francis Hufty. executors
of Lloyd Moxley to Michael Shea. tract Of land
called Ley HILL" IS 05.. Ia McCross.n heirs TO
Louisa NJ. Lowe. tract Of land cf 81. acres, $;
George Simmons Esther g. Pratt. lots ~. -. ~
and As, block IL, Glen Echo, $; Washington
Grove Camp Meeting Association to l. I. Fulls.
Washington Grove, 6: same to Mrs NJ. b. ssniih.
ninety year lease Of lot block s, washin-i"n
Grove; same 20 Deleyan W. Gee of G1AiIe. Cot,
WasSinstou a Grove: same to Mrs. Mildred e Han
Ion, ninety-nne-yenr lease OF lot u, biock L.
ninety -nne-year lease lot 1, block s. Washing
ton Grove; Zachariah G. Cooley To Amos > 1o"hs
Harry D. Cooke deceased, to Levi ID. watklns
part Of tract of land called ''Dorseys Meaaow,
ssipo: Anna r. Brooke TO Chloe T.. Hawkins, parts
Of tracts of hand. $; same TO keuben L; . hihss.
parts OF tracts Of land, =; Bobbinger Bfotheis
to Washington and Glen Echo Raiircad Company,
land near Cabin John bridge.
The last meeting of the county commissioners
ss,nr sia CONTINGENT living IN the vicinity OF
the Georgetown and Rockville turnpike line iucs-
of the county antnorilfes prastHStoA cA
that highway and improving the same was eonsid-
cred, and n number or speeches by leading citizens
were made before the board. The company In col-
troi of the road had made a proposition 10 turn
over tie property 10 the county upon the Psyinen
OF $500, tine amoa1t the company ciaimed 10 have
expended for surveys. piats and other WORK AFTER
listening the discussion OF the subject, the board
decided to accept the offer, and IL Is understood
that in the near future arrangements VIII be made
for rebuilding and putting tue rad In nrsf-eisss
condition The following bills were passed ard or
dered maid: Thomas Chishen. piking, $soSz'
George smith. repairs on Jail. $50 s, linton. on
George W Riggs. pking. $50; Jas {. Norris, road
Sys 10: James \. Barnsley, piking. SO; X: q
Cooley road, $3.50; John A. Hall, road. $sis;
John A. wartield. road, $z3. .; II n oxiey; road.
IS so; VIM. Councilman, piking. $19 keneen A
Burrins piking, S100; Is. f. Watkins bridge,
Sss .06; Il L. Beiiison. road &ss; T. w. jones'
Mr. Arthur Peter. who has been spending some
months In Rockville on account Of bsd health has
returned to Washington.
The Dawsoaville Literary Society held Its last
Darby the sttcniance being the largest Of the
Deeismtisas samsel Byrd: recitation. Mrs.
Shaeffer; defamation D7Wsoo Wiiiams recita-
tiou Nius Annie L. Dade, defamation Wilkcr<ou
Jones; rccifaticn, MtB Mamie Water; recitation.
Nfss Ada Raddock, rea1tng. Mig Susie Darby;
reudinx, Nfs Mary Byrd. The next meeting al
thr society VIII be held at the reatdence of Mr.. L.
A Darby On EebsuAry T.
Ihe following BuBfness Was trnnracted At the last
se.sioa of the espAaa.. cesrt: EAgr L T.ehinely.
pn1e1 hls nrst sn1 0nal account tn saA estate