Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-18

Jones. Brewer Belt Hefner and Shreye of Dick
eIsSn; Msssrs. ryles, HerspeIger, Hail. wall.n
ger Of PoolesviIe Messrs. Grifiith of Beailsville
Mr.. Aleoe Chambers OF Adamstown Mr. }. A.
Annutt and DaIny oi Jacksonville. Mr.. L. Colt
of Washington and Mr.. ryies OF GAINESVILLE. The
Select Orchestra. could hardly he surpassed
Mrs. VIM. Il Dorsey is entertaining number
Of her friends at her hospitable home near this
place Among the number are Misses Alice Cane
aid Alice Cooper, residents of Louisville. Ky,
League of New York for the past two years
Misses $. Quisley and Sargent Of baltimore are
Mrs 4,achaeI Dawson OF Baltimore is spending
the GUNNER with her sister. Mis-. c. W. Bag
geIley of this town.
BY mistake Of the chairman of the executive
committee tn, rally meeting TO be held under tha
auspices Of the hoekv.le district SUNDAY school
stead of Sunday. June 49, at Herman Presbyterian
Church. at :; pm. A good program has been ar
ranged for the occasion.
HE following tIaIsIers of real estate have been
recorded in the office Of the clerk of the circuit
for this county: Philip d.. Laird assignee. to
Alive V. Pumphrsy part of Williams l.ii,ge. etc.
81. 1873: John H. Moant 70 Nathan ]. nurdette
right of way through land, SO Charles Il. Brookes
to Elizabeth Il. Jordan, land at Mineral Springs
$ VIM. T. Walter to John T, Vinson tract of
Susan :. Monkey 5ui4 acres of land. $500. Eliza
beth Sheckells ct al to John X. Mount, part of
tract of hand. 81. leo
public schools fer the ensuing year has been sub
mitted to the county commissioners by the school
500: fuel 81 $50: salaries secretary, commission
crs. etc.. 81 500: insurance. 500; new buildings.
$4,000. repairs. $l2ta: furniture. 500: total
sI5.5eo- From this will he deducted S-1.5oo. the
amount of appropriation, leaving amount
asked of the county, S34 600. Vacancies in the list
of teachers for next school have been reported
from Redand. Potomac, Sugarland. Burtunsy lille,
TTaviah. Bethesda, Cropey and Clarksburg.
Considerable anxiety has been manifested in this
community for some time past in regard To the ni-
neroUs bitches which have occurred in the project
Of building the new turnpike between This place
aId the District line and there is talk of
calling public meeting to see if something can
not lie done facilitate the carrying out of the
law passed by the last legislature The early build
ing of this turnpike is of vital Importance to the
people of this county and of the District.
Mr.. Bruce HGsl:inson of Jamestown and Miss
Viola Higgins of Potomac were married in Hermon
Presbyterian Church Wednesday afternoon by Rev.
a. o. Armstrong. Mr.. Harry Hoskinson, brother
of the groom. best man and Miss Maud Nenner
maid of honor.
The commencement exercises of Rockville Acad-
envy took place ut the opera house wednesday even
ing. u large audience being present. After the
award of medals and diplomas address to the
pupils delivered by Rev Thos. J. Packard.
The medals We're distributed as follows: Scholar
ship, Ralph Luckett; languages Edward Greene;
mathematics, John Raimie; department. Charles
Matthews. The young ladies attending the institu-
tion received honorable mention.
The parorS Of Mrs X. Niers' residence were
filed Thursday afternoon to witness the closing
crcises of Mrs Rosa CJrtinS kindergarten school.
The beautifully decorated with United
States and Cuban flags. evergreens and flowers, and
the stage presented pretty picture with the little
ones grouped upon it, Songs, rectatious and dia
well rendered. Rev. ThoS. j. Packard distrib-
uted the premiums, follows: Silver medals for
excellence IN studies TO Margaret Stokes and Fran
ccs Peter: silver napkin ring 10 Mary Owens
Books, pictures and other prizes were given to Jo-
seph Packard. Helen Packard. Robert Owens. kath
airline Packard. Lavinia Dawson, Emma Carr, Ste
Bradley ard Marjorie Hall. The principal,
Mrs Curtin. made few remarks, and Rev. L. J.
Packard pronounced the benedict:on.