Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-25
Subj RBAN NEWS
ROCKVILLE.

The following equity cases have been placeo
uIon the docket of the eiteuit court for this
county: George VI. CI>sen against Arthur Z. Crop
ley ct al, for injunction ard reformation Of deed
81 trust: Talbot & Talbot for complainant
Grace E D. Sprigg and ]. C. Spriyg, her husband
against MAYOR and council OF Garrett Park fCt HI
injunction prohibiting the town from interfering
with complairants' vault the thefeof: T.
q. Peter and Andrew Wilson for complaina1ts
In the matter Of the mortgage from Augustus
BurgGorf ct to ZGdoc Masruder 70 foreclcse
mortgage: Tiibott and PrettyEan for complains
Elizabeth l.. BuC kiDs CHAM ct al. against
WIN. h. Stevens ct al, for sale of land fer parti
tien; H. Il. Peter for complainant.
The following transfers Of real estate have been
recorded IN the Office Of the clerk OF the circuit
court: John Jones TO Pstrick W. Connolly, ~
acres of land. sizes; same TO Basil I. Henley.
three acres OF land, 5; h. a Waters To John L.
King. part Of tract of land. $50; Adetia IL. lay
10 tt Ellen Tunian. lots - and %. block 30 Ia
ThomIsOn, tract IF land in tlarksburg district.
$1,000. Horace D. Waters 10 John H. aud Vim.
Emily B.ckwith to Thomas Beckwth. part of
tract OF land, 5; Thomas Beckwith to Mary D.
Barrett part of tract of land. $40; lenatius Y.
Fulks to Edgar Fuiks. lots and 4, section !.
Summit Hill. $: Metropolitan Investment aud
seeIio os hrltt Il Pa1S ssoSi H M ra ai
trustee. to John l. Thornton, part tract called
r. s NO. Shas W Pretty Pretty nan at at
In Rockville. $3.50; Chas. IL. Qugley. trustee. TO
G W. P1well. lot in Rockville. $50; Joseph G.
est $; o. NJ. Smoet to Carrie A Warning, part
Of Joseph's Park. 3A acres. 5; John NJ. Dodson
to John Ridout. part of Forest. $.
Hermon PRESBYTERIAN Church. in Potomac dis
trict. was well filled Sunday afternoon, the oc-
Of the Rockville District SUNDAY school Assoeia,
fien- Addresses We're delivered by Messrs. W. A.
Representatives from Cropiey and Potomac Sun.
day schools were present, and the meeting
m C. ysnd Of has sS
number of persons from this county two tracts Ct
limestone land. being part of the Antietam iron
yhi inn xxH ho
erected. A company is now being formed to be
called the Antietam Lime and Stone Company of
Montgomery county force Of hands has been
put to work on the quarries.
The executive committee Of the Montgomery
County Sunday School Association has desiynl ell
Saturday and Sunday, July % and "a MS the dates
for the annual convention of the association for
Of meeting Special effort viii be made to adopt
mesns whereby the work in the various districts
ly. Every school in the county is expected to
send delegates. who will be entertained by the
Prettyman.
The spacious grounds of the Agricultural So
ciety at this place have been recently cleaned mp
and present a very inviting appearance The
track is In good condition. and is daily used for
from the county and several from Virginia are
stabbed on the grounds and being prepared for the
trials Of speed the September exhibition.
In the orphans court Tuesday the following busi-
ness was transacted: The last will and testament
Of John c. Duvail. deceased. was admitted to
probate and record Letters of administration
were granted to VIM G. Baker upon the personal
estate of John W. Nicholson. deceased; bond.
81 eco. Ida VI. Cole Administrative of John C.
Cole deceased. passed her first and final account
will be closed and Distribution Of assets am9ns
creditors will be made Tuesday. 18th day of
The scholarship from this county in the May
land Agricultural College was recently made
vacant by the graduation of Mr.. E r Dickerson.
who was No in his class and received the
medal for highest general average during the four
Mr.. John T. Gray was attacked few days ago
by vicious bull on Ills farm about four miles
southwest of Rockville. He had recently pur-
the field the bull suddenly turned him.
knocking him down and badly brIrising him about
the body man working on the farm not far
away went to his assistance and succeeded in
driving the bull away. Medical aid led
soon possible. Int il is thought that Mr..
Gray has been injured internally. At latest
counts be was considered in a serious condition.
day at Jamestown Presbyterian Caurch. Sunday
school, at 10 an: Will be addressed by workers
IL with the following program: Singing by
the congregation from Gospel hynIIs); prayer by
dress 10y district president, F. d. Horner Dis
trict Association Work singing by the eengrega
Terrell Of KensinSton: address. The Equipment
Jerome +. johnson. esq of Washington, DC At
ternoon session. o'clock. singing by the conere-
address. Method of Teaching, W. A. Dohson of
Rockville: solo: address The M0ntg omery County
Sru6uy School Association - W. NJ Terrell
sic; address ''Scme Practical Ways of Working
Jerome p Johnson: sin:ing y the congregation;
M Ir'nt E Reeves Of g n singing
BY the Rockville Quartet: Tine Pastor and the
Sunday school, Rev. L, L. Lloyd.
Messrs. W. E. Muncastor. w. r. Mohley AMI
WLIfer Mobley Of this county visited Fredericks-
burg. Va. last week rnd purchased number Of
fne Jersey cattle for breeding purposes
Miss Susan r. England daughter of the late
MAJ. Joha Z England Of this county. died at her
asst he Of her
funeral took place from Christ Episcopal Church.
were Inferred IN the family burying ground at
F. B. Horner. superintendent Rockville Disciples
Sunday sch, oil. o-gfn zed school at Redland last
Sunday afternoon. with Charles Bean, superintcnd-
emit. and Mrs. Msrtin Helm secretary.
Saturday afternoon last house occupied by Vim.
Proctor, situated in the Northwestern suburbs Of
this town. was destroyed by IRE. The principal
partially insured.
Club Of Jamestown Thursday at her home, Fair
View The grounds were In perfect order and
the foFal decora tions of the rooms peas and
lilies, were most artisticaly arranged. The pro-
gram consisted of a serial from the Century. vocal
Bell, by Miss Helen Nourse. Refr shments We're
served IN a suite OF rooms dining room and Ii
sisted in receiving b. Mrs. Musser and daughter
Minnie and her own bright little by. Briscoe.
That portion of this community bordering
Frederick county was visited Sunday evening Ivy
severe hailstorm and great damage is reported
from several places. AT Barn svlle. it is stated.
the hail broke windows and beat down the growing
crops. Co.'s derabe damag- is also reported from
the neighborhOod Of Damascus.
Mr. Thomas E jackson and Miss Gertrude How
Ser Of Potomac district married Wednesday
at the parsonage Of the NJ. E. Church South this
place, by Rev A. O. Armstrong
Mr. ]. W. Allnutt has purchased the Bell farm
Of 239 acres. Laytcnsville, the consideration
being 81 4S4 81.
Rockville Chapter OF tie Mount Vernon Associa-
tion will hold special meeting at the residence
Of Miss Bessie Jones Thursday, June 80, 10 m.