Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-05
ROCK WILLIE.

The following transfers of real estate have been
placed upon the land record books of Montgomery
county: Edward WOoton to Charles W. Wood, one
fourth of an acre of land Edwards Ferry,
$500; John NJ. C. Williams to Frank Simpson small
parcel of land near Chevy Chase, $500; Louis C..
Solyom to the Glen Echo Railway Company right
of way for road, So John E. Bell to same, right
of way, $; Virginia Blunt to Perrie F. Waters
and Ella V. Waters, tract of land near German
town, $500; john G. Burriss to Richard Evans
IA acres Of land on the River road, $3.50; Anule
r McManus to Felix X. McManus. lot 2S block
10, Il. F. Gflberts subdivision Of "IIaskins Lot -
s; George Burdette to John B. Caywood and
Emeline Caywood, One-half of land in Bethes-
da district, s25; Charles &. and William I. Grif-
fifth to Addie Goldberg, lot in Beallsville $12o;
Henry NJ. Iindig to Simon Goldberg, right to use
water cut Of Browning well, $25 Willimena Nor
gan to Willie l. Stotteneyer, small tract of land,
$50; Clara Is: Hall to Willie l.. stottemeyer. 2a9A
acres of land in Carksburg district, 81 400: Thos.
Waters, late collector of taxes. to Frances +.
Ccykendall. lot p, block "a, Takoma Park s4s.
The congregation of the Baptist Church in this
place have extended invitation to Rev. Clagett
Skinner of West Virginia to preach to them, with
caused by the resignation of Rev. L. r. Milburne,
tn" former pastor
Dr. Henry spurrier and Miss Frances l. Grif
fifth were married Wednesday afternoon at the
residence of Mrs Kate Riggs Griffith, near Unity
by Rev. Peter Boyden of the Protestant Episcopal
Church. Miss Ayton Of LaytonsvilIe rendered the
wedding march from Lohengrin. The fair bride
entered the spacious parlors leaning upon the arm
they were met by The groom The bride was at
tired In gown Of white embroidered silk, with
handsome trimmings The bridal presents were
Capt and Mrs. Thomas Griffith, Mr.. and Mrs
David Griffith, Mrs. Amanda Riggs Mr. and Mrs.
Grifth. Mr. VIM Candy Riggs, Misses Annie ami amy amy
LGttie Griffith, Mrs. Vim. b. Mobley, Mr.. Kirk
Mat Matthews Mr. Thomas Stewart Miss Rena War
Miss Matte Warheld, Misses Spurrier MIR ami
Mrs Blgie Riggs, Mr.. and Mrs. McCubbin Waters,
Their, Col and Mrs. Gus Dorsey, MI. Marshall
Werheld, Mr. Thos. d. Griffith.
Tuesday petition for pubc road n he nsd
district was presented and notice of the same
ordered to be published The deed for the convey
the commissioners has been executed and will be
placed upon the county land records The follow
George E Day road account, $50 80; Richard T.
Hobbs repairs to road, So; Thomas Il. Clagett,
$3.50; o. NJ Stonestreet Ioad $1GS2
Mr.. Thomas Kelley, a well-known citizen of the
this place Monday, in the seventy-thTd year Of
his age. He born in Dublin Ireland and
came Rx to this country wy at an early age t No
dressed large audience at the Christian Church,
this place, Sunday night, on the subject Of
taken up.
In the orphans court Tuesday the following bus
mess was transacted Charles G. Griffith and VIM.
II. Grif1th executors Of Howard Griftth, deceased,
passed their first and final account and made dis
tribution of funds in their hands. Mary +. Dor
sey was appointed guardian to Maude Dorsey upon
filing II bond of 81 900. Josephine Fowler was
appointed guardian to Frances Viola Fowler aged
eleven years, by filing bond for 81 300. The court
will be in session Tuesday and Wednesday Of next
week.
few Us ago a large dog belonging to Mr..
Samuel Carr If Burt0nsvle showed unmistakable
signs of rabies, and after attacking Mr.. Walter
Carr and biting several animals shot.
The Ever Ready Circle of Kings Daughters will
hold u meeting at the residence of Mrs. Clara
Owens Monday next.
Mr. W. H. Book the evangelist, will deliver a
humorous lecture in the Rockville Christian Church
next Tuesday night.
An Epworth League mass meeting will be held
In the NJ. l.. Church South, this place, Friday
evening, February H. under the auspices of the
Epworth League Union of Washington and vicin-
ity. The principal subject OF discussion will be
The Literary Department. number Of prom
inent members OF the league from Washington
and other places will take part in the exercises.
Good music will be feature of the occasion.
Mr.. Harry g. Hurley, residing this place,
has formed partnership with his brother, Mr..
A J. Hurley, and gone into business III Wash
ington.
Judge John T. Vinson, owner of tie fine dwelling
house which was recently destroyed by fire this
place, supposed at the time that he had in
papers Wednesday, however. revealed the fact
that he held policy of 5000 the property.
The president and directors of the Montgomery
County National Bank of Rockville have declared
semi annual dividend of per cent, payable on
demand clear Of all taxes.
Mr.. Ayton, member of the house of delegates
from this county, has introduced a bill to create
the office of county treasurer and to provide for
the collection Of taxes.