Evening star., 1901-05-06
NAELB0RO' AND VICINITY.
Road Trustees Appointed General
and Personal Items.
Special Corres spondence Of The Evening Star

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
MARLBORO. Md, May g. 1901
Al the regular meeting Of the road COM
| missioners, held a few days ago. the fol-
lowing were appointed road trustees for
Prince Georges county for the ensuing
year:
First district-W. R. Bentz and Albert
Chappell.
Second district-R. c. Mangum. Sanders
Plummer and J. Steel.
Third district-Dr. Reverdy sasscer,
Lloyd Brown and James Ridgely.
Fourth district. b. Perry, Z. W. Gar
ner and W. c. Duly.
Fifth dstrict-John J. Z. Steed, William
Underwood and Joseph Renuoe.
Sixth district-N. Cromwell, Warren Dor
sey and j. f. Richardson
Seventh district-Walter Ryon, Alonzo
Beall aud Isaac Mitchell.
Eighth distrct-Lemuel Dale, j. T. Gar
ner aud d, A, Jenkins.
Ninth district-E. 5, Burroughs, H. F
Payne ami Lewis Tippett.
Tenth diStrict-Luther Brashears, W. II.
Owens and W. r. Robey.
Eleventh district-Thomas H Iusby.
Clarence Hawkins and Thomas Boteler.
Twelfth diStriCt-John T. Fisher, George
n. Buck and Egbert Clark.
Fourteenth district-Dr. y. A. Ryon,
Thomas Wells and L. +. Perkins.
Sixteenth dfstrict-George GUIDE James
w l.
No appointments Were made in the thir-
teenth and fifteenth districts.
An order was adopted that all bills for
road work presented to the board for pay
ment must be itemiZed, and certified to by
the board Of trustees previous to being
handed in to the former. A number of ac-
counts We're passed and ordered to be paid
but all were for small amounts.
The engagement has been announced of
Miss Nellie, daughter of Mr.. Thomas Lee,
formerly of Fairfax county, Va, but now
Of Washington, and Mr.. Rutherford Craig
hill of Pittsburg, Pa. The prospective
rector of the Protestant Episcopal Church
at Forestville. General VIM, Craighill, L.
S. A, retired is his uncle.
All the truck farmers in this section of
the state have received a circular letter
frcm DIR. John s. Fulton. secretary of the
state board of health, calling their at
urging them to use the utmost care in
engaging hands, and to see that those they
employ have been recently vaccinated.
Alfred Burguine, an aged colored man,
farm of Mr.. John Mccarthy, near Ardwick.
The old man, who had been Familiarity
known as Uncle Bug" had been in bad
health for a number Of years, but his
death was rather unexpected. A sole COM
panion, a granddaughter, was fatally burn
ed a short time since, and it is believed
that grief over her awful death hastened
the end of her grandfather.
A local chapter Of the Epworth League
has been organized at Mount Oak NJ. f.
Church, with the following officers: Presi-
dent, Miss Mamie Peach; vice presidents.
Mrs. E. S. Walker, Miss Mae Hopkins and
Miss Miriam Peach; secretary Mr.. Frank
Townsend: treasurer. Mr.. John Ingalls,:
organist, Miss Buttin Peach.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Allison. nee Mamie
A. Robinson of Warrenton. Va, who were
| recently married at Gorsuch NJ. E. Church
in Washington, will make their future
home in Marlboro. where Mr.. Allison is
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road Company.
The Marlboro Social Club gave a large
dance last week at the town hall. Music
was furnished by Prof Eibner of Wash
ington.