Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-17
ROCKVILLE.

Inc following transfers of real estate have ba.,
'ec"rueu III the Office of the clerk of the circuit
euf' ior this county: VIM J. Fay and wife TO
eHhuer NJ. Proctor, two lots at Capitol View
iarh' y hilbert W. Cave to Annie f. Proctor
thirt!-f lots at Capitol View: s. Jnhn 4,
Brown to Cyrus Keiser, part of tract of Land.
Thomas II. Anderson to WASHINGTON y,,,
building and Loan Association a tract of 1a,I
near Colesville 1880 Washington Building ami
Loan Association to Ii. NJ. Talbot tract Of Land
near Coiesville; $3.50. ii. NJ. Talbot to Sarah 7,
VA n'iIor; tract OF Land near ColesvilIe; $3.50 En-
ny u. Nichols to ID. f. Hawkins fifteen acres Of
Land; $500. Benjamin DuvalI to James r Smi, vi
t q Of land; $ Elizabeth s Iddings to Jessie
IL Mcheshoids. part of tract of land called Sb,
ron; S94I: John Is. Caywood to Martha I HanI.r
tract OF land near Cabin John; $500 Charles i
$3.50 Henry r. Webb 10 Pauline e Shol,a ,n.
i t at Iakoma Park; $1,000. Benjamin F Leigh
Sligo Trustees 1e s sf Nj e. Church lot
I I1ni e. lowell, part of tract of land SI7S
land 10y, W TiDora attorney to Rosa NJ Ho
Grifhth and others. executors, to Jerry Jacksn, a
lot in Poolesvlle $50 ' '"'Asop'
Messrs Thomas W. Marshall and W. F. Sbuck
e e nave been appointed by the school board az
tiustees OF oakinont school, near washington
The Baptist Sunday school at this nl,ce h.s
the following officers for the present yea
tendant G.ig VIM b. Penn; assistant superin
Sthueh', clifford Robertson; treasurer I;eorac
SHAW; secretary, Eugene Harriss librarian Ms
fs T,n u Bouic; organist. Miss Bessie Jones.
IL
na. i company has through its attorney flied
IN the circuit court for this county an appcation
lands, the property of VIM ii and t;eorpe RI
briI.t III, IN Potomac district near Cabin John
company desires in the extension of tho aia.,r;.
railroad to Great Falls. ' '-e
A literary and debating society has bean or
as president and Frederick Jones as secretary and
evening of each week '
\ meeting Of Montgomery County Grange will
n t', held at olney Grange Hall Thursday, the 9th
Mr.. Frank jones, a prominent young farmer
aged thirty -four years died his home in Pc,
son of the late Samuel Jones was :"
At a meeting of the stockholders of the Mont
g"mery National! Bank of Rockville. held TUESDAY.
the following directors were elected to serve dur
ihE S dne ensuing s year Spencer c. Jones John T.
James b Henderson. VIM. b. Mobley. Leonard j
Hays Hays, Horace Waters, VIM. W. Poole, James E
Williams, Laurence Allnutt, Wilson b. Tschifreiy.
The board of directors elected the following bank
officers: Spencer c. Jones, president; HaitersIy
John f. Byers. assistant cashier; George A. Hun.
ter and Herbert Holden. clerks
. The county commissioners, at a meeting held
Tuesday. among other business. passed the follow
Ing I bills and ordered their payment: Frederick
pikine $685. c W. Bartfgis repairs to b sipsr
500; Hospital for the Insane. care Of county in.
mates Charles " Prettyman eo attorney ln
for election supervisors, $780, W.: b. TschifreIy
Luhn road, $40; John Grozendorf, road $50 10:
VIM. c. Veirs piking $69.32
The Free Methodists will hold a quarterly meet.
ing Mt Avery Church commencing Friday 2lst in
slant, lasting over the following Sunday District
Elder J W. Tamblyn OF Brooklyn, N. Y, will CON
duet the 81 vices.
Mr.. Clifford A. Lucas and Miss Carrie C. Lucas
both Of w ishington, were married at this place
Tuesday by Rev. S. X. White.
Mr.. John W. Riggs, son of Elisha W. Riggs of
this county, died Monday in Baltimore, where he
was engaged in business During the late war Mr.
Riggs u member of Mosby's command with
which he served until peace declared, He
leaN es a widow and one daughter.
Mrs. Rose Williams and daughter left here this
week for visit to friends in New York city.
Miss Elizabeth Rabbit of this place. who met
with a serious accident some weeks ago by falling
down and breaking a hip BONE died from the eff
fects Of the same Wednesday morning. Deceased
aged about seventy five years.
DR.. Edward Anderson of this place has for sew
eral days been confined to bed with symptoms of
pneumonia.
Rev c. O. Rosensteel Of St. Mary's Catholic
Church, at this place, who has been III for sew
eral weeks with complication of diseases, is
still considered in a serious condition.
Mrs. Ann Clarfnda Hyatt, relict Of the late
Jesse Hyatt, died suddenly at her residence In
Hyattstown the 18th instant, in the sixty fifth
year of her age. The funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. G. Shelburne Of the Christian
Church, Thursday afternoon.
Nj. John Tyson Baker. a well-known citizen and
former sheriff Of this county. died very suddenly
of heart trouble at his home COlesvile, Tues
day, aged seventy six years.