Evening star., 1898-08-20
ROCKVILLE.


The following transfers Of real estate have been
| recorded in the office of the clerk of the circuit
| court for this county John p. Fauble TO Wm. NJ
Metzgar. lot in Poolesrille: S4o0. Charles NJ Bar
| rick to Adds B. Brown. acres OF land near Be
| thesda; $3.50. Julian E osmond to Catharine T.
'Baymer part of tract called ''Friendsbip; $500
john NJ. Green to Cyrus keiser, acres Of land;
$ Forest Glen Investment Company et al to
| Lsvina II. Chase lot 3. block 26, Forest Glen;
$500 D. A. Lehman to Thankful P. Buck, lot
10, block D. Glen Echo Heights; $2e0. II. Mau
| rice Talbot, assignee. to Granville ]. Thompson.
| 1,s, acres of land: 1910. Vim. r. Beau ct al. TO
tsWn s. Norwood Heights a @ Com
= 24S lot 8 i biosf l. Norwoed Heights; s. Same to
f. h. Haight, lots 10 8. bleck l. lots l. 2, B., 9,
"a 20, 26 block B. lots 5 to 10, lot q. block 8,
and all of blocks and g. Norwood Heights; s.
lots and is block g. Norwood Heights; $.
Washington Grove Camp Meeting Association to
M@ry HennPS MaSry 5 o. BLOCK to knn 1E c. canH
ham lots 5 and 4 block SO. lot A. block 63. Tako-
ma Park. and half of lot 16 block s. kensinst'n
The following suits in equity have been % filed $o in
| H. Smith ct al. for appointment of trustee and
| sale of lands for Partition; George H. Lamar Tor
| the plsntif. John S. Remsburg vs.. Thomas Hun
ter. for sale of land: Anderson s Bouic for com
! plainant. In the matter Of mortgage from
foreclose mortgage; Talbot Talbot for COM
| plainant- -,
| r.
county who has spent the past year in camping
in the Adrondacks in of health. after visit
Where he will resume his medical studies.
| Miss Bonffant of Texas is visiting her uncle Mr.
Misses virgie and Anna browning of Baltimore
are visiting the Misses Cashell in the eastern sec
! Miss Maggie Campbell of Washington is the
guest of Misses Montgomery at TIaviiah.
pistrict sunday School Association will meet at
the residence Of Miss Lucy Garrett In Rockville
l nf y rln
| The executive committee Of the Montgomery
County Sunday School Association Will meet at the
| residence of Or. Vim. II. Andrews. Friday eyen-
| Ing August %. at O'Clock. Any and all sunday
s,hool workers of the county who may have sns-
tionS or nda tions to make regarding the
| work are requested commit the same to writ
| ing and forward to DR.. Andrews before the date
DR.. Beujamin franklin Bohrer. for thirty years
pnFstcfan AN OF ot an NJ onipgs Robrer Garrett
comneled to retire from active life He was born
| in this county March II. 1920. In 1914 he was
graduated from the Mary land University In class
with Dr, Christopher johnson. Pref; 3 C. , Chew
derfer He for four years assistant to the late
Prof. Nathan Il. Smith He was nephew of the
| late Commodore Julius Bchrer. His widow. who
| is a daughter Of Judge owings of Owings' Mills,
Baltimore county. and three children survive him
The Young Peoples Society Of the Boyd's Pres
| hyterian Church will hold lawn party Saturday
evening August % 1898. on the lawn Of Mr. J. E
| Williams at Boyd's. this county.
Mr.. George H. Lamar has been elected to the
| executive committee of the Epworth League Union
| of Washington city and vicinity To represent the
Rockville Senior Chapter of Epworth League, vice
| Mr. Warren Choate. who has been elected superin-
| tendeut of the junior work of the same organZa-
The following business was transacted in the or
| phans' court Tuesday: Martha f. Linthcum made
apple ltion for letters upon the personal estate Of
| Geo. F. Lnthcum. deceased. George f. Linthi-
cum. executor of Irene Linthtcum, deceased passed
| his first and final account
| A game of base ball played Saturday at this
/ place be tween Comus and Burdette teams. II
| a onesided game from the beginning. The battery
| for Comus-Herschey pitcher. Cooley catcher: for
I t1arra.- hr and Ieplf
pitchers, Murphy catcher. Lewis and Ruhle did
fine work for Burdette but it too late to save
| the game. Nichols did good work for Burdette
| team shortstop. The score at the hrst half Of
the eighth inning was: Comus, 81; Burdette, s;
Umpire Ruble made decision which was disputed
by Comus, and because he would not change it
they left the field. and the game was decided In
i favor of Burdette. o to o.
Miss Mlstead of Laurel. Md. and Miss Clarke Of
| Norristown. Pa, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ". I.
| Lewis al Boyd's
Miss Bodne of Baltimore is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Watkins of Boyd's.
The SUPERVISORS of elections of Montgomery
county will meet in Rockville Tuesday, August %,
| Mrs Mary Haslup viii deliver a temperance lee
ture at Avery Church Friday, August 26, at I:3o
| Mr. s. B. Hege. through the agency cf Mr.. War
ren Choate. sold to Mr. Frank A. Spencer of Wash
| Mr.. Spencer is patent attorney in Washington
He will remove to Rockvill; ia September Mr.
Hege has rented Mr.. w. A. Dobsons former resi-
| dence until next spring.
Mrs Mary J. Davis of Lay Hill has issued lnyi-
| to Mr. Frank Andrews, Wednesday. August "a. at
| T:3o O'Clock, at the NJ, f. Church South, Lay IIi
Mr.. Andrews. formerly of Washington, is principal
| OF the Rockville High School.
The Epworth League Union of Washington city
and vicinity, which comprises the league chapters
| of Southern Methodism in this county is to hold
| its August mass meeting at the Brightwocd, Ic,
| Southern Methodist Church. Monday evening, Sep
tenber 3. A large attendance from this county is
expected. The Rockville leaguers will take the
Baltimore and Ohio train leaving Gaithersburg at
GAS pm. to Forest Glen, from which poin: the re-
najpder of the trip Will be made on the electric
| cars
| Mrs. Mary Bradley and daughter. Miss Mamie. of
Colesville accompanied by Miss Virgie Brewer of
Rockville, left Thursday morning for weeks
Mrs Otis Linthicum and baby who have been at
| Oakland for several weeks, returned "Wednesday.
A stable the premises occupied by Mr. Jas.
| n Benton. near DarEestown, this county. was de-
stroycd by fire Sunday evening last. The building
contained lot of hay harness and other articles
all of which burned The origin of the fire Is
A tournament and picnic took place at Barnes
vile Tuesday under the auspices Of the ladies' of
ST Mary's Church at that place. Nearly 1000
persons were present, coming from all parts Of the
winners in the tournament: Professional
| class-First prize, J. E. Kemp. set Of harness;
| briGle; fourth. Jacob Thomas. whip and spurs.
| Amateur ciass-First E Hoyle set of harness;
! fourth Mirth Dutrow. The following young ladies
accepted crowns frcm the professional class
maid, Miss Ed Haller of Greencastle, Ia; Sec
| ond maid Miss Nellie Clay of New Market; third
maid, Miss Lena Roberts: From the amateur class
| Queen, Miss Lillian Keppler; first maid. Miss
| Margaret Brosius. second maid Miss Grace Hoyle;
| third maid, Miss Mary Thomas. The coronation
address, was delivered by Charles F. Wilson. esq
| of Washington The judges were Tobias Bready,
Leonard Hayes and Ernest Holland; chief marshal,
| Elliot Fortune, colored, formerly of Virginia,
was arrested and brought here Saturday evening
the premises of Mr.. J. Hiileary Bogiey. about ten
1 tpua at uhera he