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SG.4,sa at. r 4hSgrpdesF MAJ paes sIsao Higgins $50
George 8: white -s4sso; ". +. Roland, $3.50
Gs'rge sa, rye r Greenfield. $24;I5; John ". Beall
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Charles, the threeyear-old of Ernest Nichols
station bagsasemaster at Washington Junction
Metropolitan branch railroad, badly burned
clan was summoned, and it was thought the little
fellow would pull through, but he taken sud-
denly worse Sunday morning and died.
Frank Gassaway. colored, employed by Mr.. JAS
F Cashell, met with painful accident recently
at Derwood. While engaged in unloading wheat
frcm wagon one of the bags slipped from his
hands; and in attempting regain it he was
kicked by horse and had one of his arms broken
Rev; T.. II. Campbell of Kentucky viii preach in
next at II o'clock and at night at 8 o'clock.
Poolesville, this county, furnishes the following
friends OF St Peters E. Shursh sunday school
enjoyed IA pleasant picnic in the woods of j. II.
dancing pene in he Sroye Of W6e f Mhc
was stopped by rain on the 4th, ipduged "a
nd. py large is number las, Thursday evening @ Miss
at progressive euchre party evening last
week, at which handsome souvenirs were presented
to the successful contestants.
During a recent rise of water in the Potomac
some large carp were caught in bitches on the
largest weighing % pounds, and 33 fish weighing
go pounds.
ton city last week, was buried in the cemetery at
Beallsville.. The deceased was native of this
place and for years of the leading merchants
and held the position of postmaster from 1885 to
1889 when he went to Washington to live lie
leaves widow and number of children
The following business was transacted in the
orphans court Tuesday: The last will and tesla
admitted to probate The last viii and testament
Of Jesse Ryne, deceased, was admitted to probate
Ridgley, passed her first and final account.
The school board met Tuesday, Mr.. John G. Eng
land In the chair, and Mr. Jas. E.; Williams pres
jOuIrment of the beard in the afternoon, having
been detained by railread wreck while en- route
from the seaside. Joseph V. Selby was awarded
the free scholarship in Washington College. Ihe
following appointments of teachers were confirm
ed James E. Phillips, at sliden school; Imogene
England, at Shady Grove; John A. Luhn, at oak
hill; c. E. Hughes, colored, near Burnt Mills. The
appointment Of Hattie j. Montgomery as assistant
at Travilah was held over; that of Lucy Bready as
assistant at Unity and that of Edna v Hardy as
principal at Wheaton were referred to Mr.. Kirk
MessIs. Freeman and Herbert, trustees at ken-
singron, asked for the immediate enlargement Of
kensington public school, in accordance with plans
NIessrs Dwyer and GILL trustees at Dwyer
school, urged the construction of the new school
levy.
The bond of the treasurer elect. Willis B. Bur
dette, approved and ordered to be recorded.
The board accepted the resignation of A. Della
Keys at BFooSeville also that of Nellie d. Flem-
ing at Slidell
K. H. Perry resigned as trustee at Kensington
school
The application of Miss C. II. Shipley Of Prince
Georges county to teach in Montgomery county
public schools without certificate of examination
here was not granted. NJ. V. Lynch was appointed
trustee of Cropley school. No. 8, b. D. No 10, vice
j. \. Mcintosh resigned.
Prof E. B. Prettyman, state superintendent OF
public schools states that person is allowed to
teach in the public schools Of Montgomery county
without a certificate issued by the county exam
iner teachers life certificate issued by the state
board of education, diploma of the state normal
principal students of the school who have not
completed the full course, but have passed here
satisfactory examination in the branches required
by law certificate. In accordance with the
pointing assistant teachers resides in the district
school trustee, and not in the county school COM
missicners.
Mr.. Alexander Garnett. residing Mt Hunting Hill,
exposition. He expects to be absent for about
three weeks.
The ladies' of the Christian Endeavor Society of
Germantown gave a picnic near that place Satur-
day last which very well attended. Addresses
made by several speakers. A great feature
of the occasion was the Open-air concert given by
the Germantown Band. The pieces were well
selected and finely rendered.
At meeting of the supervisors of elections held
here Tuesday the following additional judges and
clerks appointed: Lawrence Kirk, clerk. Po-
Dove, judge, second precinct, Rockville district;
Jas. +. Gil cen, judge and Edward England, clerk,
first precinct, Rockville district.
Mr.. l. B. Ward. wife and daughter have returned
from sojourn at Mountain Lake Park.
Mr.. Henry Bradley and wife, accompanied by
two nieces, have returned from Cape May, where
they remained three weeks.
Mrs agnes Brown of Baltimore Is a guest at
the Corcoran Hotel.
The young men of Rockville will give a dance at
the Town Hall Wednesday night next.