Evening star., 1898-05-28
SUBURBAN NEW IS
ROCKVILLE.

The following transfers OF real estate have been
PLACED upon the land record books Of this county
Harriet Worthngton TO Lucy A. B. Worthington,
quit claim deed John f. wagzaman ux. to
John ". Brauner. the ). B. Lyddane farm, neal
Rockville. 10000. Same 10 same, a lot Of land
near Rockville: 50. 500 Frank Higgins trustee to
r. D. b"iirick part Of tract Of laud called New
port Mills 90, acres; 50 900. Albert G.. Pealc ct
10 Mary f.. Wiswell and othars ono-third in
terest in tract Of land; $500 Alex. NJ. Proctor to
Jcseph H. Taylor. east half Of lots / and 2 Capt.
tol View Park; 5. Richard J. Benson VIM.
H. Benson. =" square perches of land 5 Wash
i9s'3n Grove camp Me- ting Association to Wm-
SAM 10 Louis II. Wire. lot IL, block IL. Wash
iust"n 'ir"ve; $, VIM Veins Bouie, jr.. attor-
ney: to Eeysriy B. Beall. 19l. of land;
S2e2 3Ti, Thomas Moorc ct ux. 10 James H.
Harding and Ida r. Harding. part of snowden' ;
Tn" county commissioners. at their meeting
Tuesday. transacted considerable of
PM lie business and passed the following
tiecrge %. Frey. bridge work. $500, David Rne-
hart. road $40 40 John T. Piquett road sI2 81 ;
Jan IS 9 N"rriss, piking S23.35; Thomas j. Reel
Pikins Sl3 40 r. II. Cissell piking Sg2. 2p; Mt
Hep Retreat. care Cf county inmate. S37 so; r.
" Griffith. piking. S33 50; Eli Bidweil pikins,
pikiug. S22U 15
The annual examination for teachers certifc.tas
IN The public schools will take place here For
white tea"hers, Wednesday and Thursday June
% and - f"f colored teachers. Wednesday. June
An alldey meeting win be held Sunday at
{ bafnesFili" BAPTIST Church. Preaching uiornin,
and evening by visiting ministers
~; hurr white, prominent farmer near PooIes
IN, ,e' WIS was cndea'oring to catch horse day
isst week when the animal whee led and kicked
Mn MN IN me lower part Of the face breaking his
SaWeohe' kRocking out some teeth and cutting the
nesh OF the chin and cheek SO budly Ii had TO be
sewed up. He is improving
me, lne ioliowing business was transacted in the or
tiator Of Margaret Mo1ley deceased passed his
nrst and hhal account and made distribution to the
sesai HelFs- josiah w Jones, executor of Josiah
w Jones. deceased. passed bis fourth and tnaI a.
eotint and made distributions -
a COMFORT wns given Saturday night in the Y NJ
-. -. nan at t}Poolesville by the Rhodes duo
brother and sister Of Washington who are bicvcla
.SuriS's carrying their musical Instruments with
they had toured =, 800 miles - i''''
Mr- JACOB Lewis of Charlestown W. Va aged
tA!thr"t years. died suddenly the residence of
MS son-in law. Mr.. Clarence Bean near here saY
uFday The list instant. His remains were CON
Nsyt-d to tharlesrown for burial Monday nornine
me J. VI g. A. Of PooIcSyiIle had Messrs Zes
bitt and Barlow with them Sunday last anil held
service for men only at . 80 d m In The hill m
Regular anniversary services were held at n IN in
the VI = Church Sonth. where a large conrrera
tion wss present. The singing by the local t,;ant
So4st'e y IFOi Trail, was excellent, and the at-
dresses 10y the above gentlemen were well received
1T Ut 'harl's y Worthington of Dckerson's this
county dled saturday last OF pneumonia aged sev
ehtJ Three years. Before moving into this state he
praetic'd medicine extensively in California Ken
lu'ky anu Texas He settled at Urban. Frp.,a-;ct
county about fifteen years ago AID moved frnn,
e thrre to bickerson where h. resided for eight
years lie leaves widow. one son and a dangh-
ter His son. Vivian worthirgton. resides in Ans
IN Inn rae1 leha, and his daughter. Mrs c. W. Donnan.
u
Mrs Th' mas Fyfe Of Poolasville district IL
sithuihg few weeks In Baltimore with her
uuanshier Mrs L. +. Pope. and her sisters Mr..
" :, NehIr anu Ms White. She will he present AT
inc commencement the Polytechnic, Institn,s
EElch her son Thomas has been attsniint| durin,
The last schch site year N"e
,i, me exIcutiy' committee of the Rockville dis
tr!st sunday School Association announces its in
teh'i"h OF organizing a Sunday school at the
"I'at Il ais a. soon suitable room for the
Pnpose ran DE secrred A nuI8ber of Christian
workers OF that part Of the country have sIgnifad
th"ir Willingness to assist in the work Prom,
lelt sunday Sc hool workers from this locality will
y dnWl ther- Sunday, June >. if a room has h,7n
secured by that time. and after some addresses on
Sunday school work an organization will he or
Ierted ana turned over To the officers then select
su. y raLy meeting will be held Hermon Pres
nt Ieriah 'hufch Sunday afternoon, June 10 Met
HE'S VIII s0"n b. announced for Hunting Hin ami
jamestown Iresbyterion Church am
r. me Ist Regiment Of Maryland troops to which
..1ihpahy Of this place is attached left Bal
Fortress Monroe u ie'i
A social gathering took place Wednesday at the
Al elaborate dinner was partaken Of and fne vocal
anu llStrrne+1tal music rendered by the
i aanghtIIs and son Of the host and hostess as
sisted by Mrs. Philip Stone of Potomac and Mr
O. W Prettyman Of Rockville Aside from sts
s,cal feature the object of the dinner was the
ISfnation 70 Gf club composed OF the old citiz ms
OF the neighborhood- At the conclusion of the re-
past Mr. Charles Prettyman delivered a Welt
timed address The Progress Of Civilization in
,ha .:pro.-y raty Years ar, The title Of the club
htiiey was chosen president; Mr. W T. Lewis
vice president. and Mr.. George r. Rice Secretary
1b1i,I TEs SIN, tns Invited guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Jcts"h ". Fields, Frank Harold, C. W Pretty
Ian nan dhS Henley, George Pennifell, WIN. Her
pert Robert Suddath. Chas. H. Thrift Monroe
Mrtihews. W. T. Lewis. Geo Bsughman aud j
T. Kelley The three county papers were repre-
serted by Messrs. c. W. Clum H. CLAY Fields ami
W Garner BJuic.