Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-03
ROCKVILLE.

The Christmas exercises Of Christ P. F.. Church
of this place took place Tuesday evening at 7:30
O'Clock. The Christmas carols sung by the teach
and pupils We're pleasing feature Of the en-
tertanment. Misses Mary Almoney Annie Laurie
Dowden and Madaline Bradley recited appropriate
selections and sixteen small children, carrying
banners representing different letters. rected
Babe Of Bethlehem Miss Mamie Hogg sang a
solo, and three boys impersonating the Three
wise men Of the east" gave responsive readings.
After the exercises the children were invited to
the Sunday school room, where refreshments were
served
Al meeting Of the mayor and council of Rock
pointed TO examine and revise the charter Of the
town. with view to securing legislation at the
coming session Of the general assembly Of Mary
land The committee is composed Of the follow
Ing persons; Lee Onutt Chas W. Prsttyman,
Laird. The committee Is expected to commence
The clerk Of the circuit court has issued mar
W.. Beall and Annie f. Hager. Vernon A. Mulinix
!. King Michael b. Gross and Carrie NJ Cross as ''A
Capt: John ktger who resides with his
MI, Mr. George ct. sn mile from
Mr. kiger. apparently in his usual good health
Dawson also left about half an hour afterwsri
aud found his uncle lying in the field. unconscious
He was carried back to the house and medical aid
in short time. but is considered to be in dan
Potomac Chapter, Epworth League, recently
celebrated Its second anniversary. at which
the following program rendered.: Organ
voluntary. Mrs. 2. Stone; prayer by Rev f. A.
Edwards; Scripture reading by Miss G. Kilsour;
address Of welcome, Miss Lucy Cason; The Youth
uel. an essay, ~ Dr. W. T. Pratt; The Youth
Of David" an essay. by George C. Myers; Our
Lord" an essay. by Miss Viola Hisstns; The
Church, read by Miss Nellie Alder; Ruth" essay
by Maude Wenner; benediction. The readings
were In each case followed by fine vocal music
The church beautifully decorated the walls
tS.tn mad yn-ffh Il
colors, orange a.d white. Over the altar was
erected an evergreen arch bearing the league
motto, '.All for Christ The attendance was
large.
he following transfers Of real estate Lave been
recorded in the Office Of the clerk Of the circuit
court: e. C. Ransden and VIM. Geo. Henley
deed and assignment to r. g. Brooks, T. 9. Wolfe
and Charles McMillin of 100 Of land; $500
Mannakee and Carrie b. Mannakee his wife to
Dorothy Weisser, eleven acres Of land; $773 s.
ID. Waters and W. H. Mannakee, half interest in
lots q and Z, Knowles station; s.. ". H. Man
Of lot at Knowles station; s.. H. W. Siisby
to Robert Iindblom. lot I, section 1902 Garrett
Park; s.. Alex. Gilgour. trustee to Franklin T.
Marsden 41Ss acres Of land; s.. Frank Higgins
admsnistrasor: to sane. 4l% acres Of land: 3:
land: s.. $50. Charles r. Wood to Arthur E.
Feast lots 1856 and 1871, woodmont $500. Chas
E. Wood TO John Feast. lots 1874 and 1885, Wood
mont: $500 Cyrus Keiser to A. II. Garland
2 Y 100 ceres Of land; =; Henry Maurice Tai.
lots and T. block 81. in Takoma Park; s. A.
A Martin to Miletus J. Wine. lot g. block So In
Takoma Park: $500. George b. Bradley TO LaI "A
G. Bradley. All of land in Potomac district;
block 14ta, Glen Echo Heights; 81 252 90 Rosa
n. Holland to Henry n. Clagett. i've acres If