Evening star., 1898-03-04
Subj RBAN NE VS.
ROCKVILLE.

The following transfers Of real estate have been
recorded in the office Of the clerk Of the circuit
court: JohE ID. Onutt and Sarah c. Onutt to Wm
Davis 1914 acres Of land, s.; John II. Nichols to
r. Dorsey Trundle, lot in Gsithersburg 3; Jas
Martin to John 8. dorsey. lot in Brookeville,
$3.50, Vim. E. war:hen to James E. Day, ecre
and IS square perches Of land, $3.50; Lee Ofturt
anc others to VIM. W. Anderson, quit claim decd,
$: Jeremiah Lewis and valinda c. Lewis to
John r. Cue, half Of lard, s.; Charles L.
Wood and Emma ]. Wood to Agnes Mitchell, lots
a5a and 551, Woodmcnt $3.50; Frances Garrett to
John ". Garrett, 10 LILO acres Of land, $s0; Met
rolclitan Investment and building Company to
Herman Holreith, lots g. 4. s. 6, and 8, section
55. Garrett Park $500; VIM. NJ. Terrell anil
Laura J. Terrell to trustees Of Warner Memorial
Presbyterian Church. lot at kensngton, s.; Vim.
T. Beall and Sarah H. Beall. to Edmond ID. Beall,
81 BcreS Of land, 81 900.
The Young Ladies Euchre Club Of this town was
Miss Mary Lyddane. The first prizes were won by
Miss Ethel Lyddane and Mr.. Robert Hilton. The
cancellations awarded to Miss Helen Talbot
Misses Estelle Talbot. Sadie Bradley. Jennie
Lyddane Susie Baiiey, Nettie England. Laura
Gassaway. Rose Williams and Louise Edmonston,
Beuic, Lee Dorsey. Ralph Jones, Edw. England
James A: Henderson. Robert Hilton, George Hen
derson, Theods ere Mason and Walter Williams.
At a meeting of the county commissioners held
Tuesday, tie following bills were passed and or
desed DC q. TO be paid; r. H. Perry road ACCOUNT eco
Samuel Jones, piking 1890; VIM. Counseiman
pAns Barnes PiknE sSs so Geo
C;ssei' road, s2s.4s; Mount Hope Retreat, care cf
sl1. Is; Geo W. Bosley. lumber. s5.ss.
The March term Of the circuit court will COM
nenee here the. third Monday of the present
time is as follows: Criminals. 1922 recognizances
60: nppeais, 6; trials, So judeials. IL; appear
Information has been received here Of the death
near Herndon, Va, Of Mrs. Susan A. " Aud.
Mrs. Aud in the sixty-se year Of her
age, and leaves fomily Of four sons and one
Mr.. Henry J. Norris and Miss Lily Ashby, both
of this county, We. Married here the LIST instant
BY Ney 5 r. White OF f the Baptist Church; 10th =,
Germantow H. married Monday at the resi-
denee OF the brides sister, Mrs. Chas. Fetit. Rev
A few nights ago Mr.. Humphrey Cisser. jr.. re-
siding near Diekerson. awoke to ind himself nearly
sunocated with smoke large wardrobe filed
with clothing in the room in which the young
man slept was abaze- The entire contents Of the
wardrobe were destroyed. Miss Dutrow, teacher
boarding at the house. lost large portion of her
clothing mouse and match supposed
The rvns nterary socey efy hed its regular
meeting at the residence Of Mr.. Humphrey Cissell.
ts, On the 9, program were vocal and instrumental
Black. Miss Dufrow and Miss Clara G Grifath @ -"'1
a recitation by Miss Mary the young daughter #
Mr. VIM. T. Griffith. Mir. Thomas Chiswell, jr.,
An election OF officers resulted In the choice of
George Remsburg. president; f J. Chiswell, vice
Rresldenf Miss Dutrow, secretary; Miss Alerha
Bre wer, editress. The next meeting of the So
ciety will be held at the home of Mr.. VIM. T.
Crilfith.
The Southern Methodist Church Of this town was
ven niled Sunday evening at an early hour to
OF Washington Mr. Jones pictured the saloon as
an evii and an enemy to the church and to society;
scored any government, municipal or otherwise,
tLnt would license 1t, and spoke of the response
bilty resting upon the individual to that wise
laws upon this and all other subjects were en-
acted by the legislators. One of the pleasing fea-
lures of this service and the regular
lowing was the rendering of several solos by Miss
Ida U Neal. leading soloist of Washington
The following business transacted in the
orphans court at its recent meeting William
Rich, executor of James S. Turner, passed his
and final account and made distributions; William
Rich, guardian TO Dorsey A. and Alice May Turn
tributions to the wards; Uriah II. W. Griffith, ex-
ecutOr of Urah ii. Griffith deceased. passed his
first and final account and made distributions;
Philip ID. Laird, guardian to Joseph 2. Laird and
others. passed his first account The last will and
testament of Thomas Gurtin filed for probate,
Mary Curtin being named executrix.
At n meeting of the school board, held Tuesday
March 1o 1898. This course became necessary in
consequence of the failure to receive the full in
stallment of the public school fund due in October
last. Besides Indebtedness Of about 81 600,
contracted by the former board, had to be met.
Miss Harriet Brisht ars was confirmed teacher
signed The resignation of Miss Lorena L. Ben
nett as teacher Snouffer School accepted,
and Frank A Pearre was placed In charge. Board
adjourned TO meet the 22d instant.