Evening star., 1901-04-22
ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.
List OF Voters Who Comply With
Amended Election LAW.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening star.
A,lril u 1901

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, April u, 1901.
Saturday was the last day upon which
MARYLAND voters temporarily residing with
olit the limits of the state could make atti-
dayit of their intention. as required by the
election law amended at the extra session
of the legislature. The following is a COM
rlete list of Montgomery county voters
temporarily residing elsewhere who COM
piled with this provision of the law: w. B.
Anderson, James f. Ayton, r. L. Baine,
D. w. Baker, George n. Beale Richard II.
Benson. Gist Blair, Jessup Blair, j. Fred
Browning. +. w. Carlyle. Warren r.
Choate. Samuel c. Cissel, S. NJ. Craig, John
g. Davis. George c. Dawson, Harry \.
Dawson, J. II. Depue. b. II. Dutrow, Gar
ence Ennis, James NJ. Ford, +. I. Fowler,
jr Peyton Gordon, Daniel A Grosvenor,
William 7. Harris, Gilmore d. Holmes,
Herbert C. Hopkins, William II. Houghton,
ADra ham L. Jones, Ralph +. Jones' Will
liam H. Lamar. John S. Laccombe, Blair
bee, A. J. Marsh, James w. Martin, New
ton McIaren Joseph II. Neff. Thomas c.
Noyes. Alexander w Oliver, d. c. OwinSs,
Arthur Peter. Charles S. Peters, THOMAS
ley. Frederick W. Ritter, jr., Samuel Soper,
Arthur Stabler, Josiah C. Stoddard, Z. Cor
nc!ius Stuhbs, Howe Totten. William IL.
Trail, j, X: Upton, Branard H. Warner
Charles H. Weaver. HeZekiah Weeks. John
f.. West. d. +. Wiber, Lawrence Wilson,
jr, William NJ Woods.
a very large majority Of those named
are republicans.
The funeral of Miss Margaret Johns
Beall who died Thursday morning at the
advanced age Of eighty-three, took place at
o clock this afternoon from her late resi-
dence in this town, the services being con-
Quoted by Rev. Thomas j. Packard, rector
of Christ Episcopal Church Messrs. Spen-
Ger c. Jones, John T. Winson, Hattersly
w. Talbot and DR. +. f. Stonestreet We're
the honorary and Messrs Thomas Dawson,
r. II. Stokes. Frank higgins, H. c. Allnutt'
Calvin Muncaster, Z. d. Laird, John w.
Warner and Capt. john Mcdonald the
active pallbearers. The interment was at
the Rockville cemetery.
The first regular meeting of the CTokinole
Club recently organized here, was held
Friday evening at the home of Miss Mary
Reich. After play refreshments were
served. The cub will meet every two
weeks, prizes to be awarded at the end of
each month.
The remains of Mr. William H Glascott.
who died in Washington last Tuesday. We're
inferred in the Rockville cemetery Satur-
day afternoon. The funeral services were
held at the late residence of deceased at
this place and were conducted by Rev.
Thomas j. Packard rector of Christ Epis-
cOpal Church. Deceased was for many
years a clerk in the United States Treas
ury Department at Washington. He was
Si%ty-thrCe years of age and leaves a
widow. two married daughters and son.
The following is announced as the make
Up OF the BrookVle academy base ball
team: j. Brown and Harriss. catchers: a.
Brown and r. Benson, pitchers; Riggs,
first base; T. Benson. second base; Cuff,
third base: A. Brown and r. Benson, short
stop; Price, left field; Gartrell. center field;
Nicholson. right field; Parsley and Mackall
substitutes. MI. Theodore Benson is cap
tain.
That section of Montgomery county lying
between Rockville and the District of CO.
lumbia is experiencing a decided building
boom and the prospects are that the pres
ent year will witness the erection of more
buildings in the locality mentioned than
any recent year. At Somerset Heights Mr..
Miles Fuller has awarded the contract for
the erection of three houses, to cost about
$1,000 each A half dozen or more hand
some residences are nearing completion
there, and it is stated that plaps for others
are now being prepared. Gen. Drum is
building handsome home at Bethesda on
the site of the building recently destroyed
by fire. 1t will contain fourteen or fifteen
rooms and will cost about $1,000 DR..
Wr1ghts S sanftarium at Forest Glen is be-
ing enlarged by a $4,000 addition and DR.
WrightS old residence is also being added
to. Mr.. Alfred c. Warthen has the con-
tract for the erection of number of resi-
dences at kensington six or seven of
which are now in course of construction,
ana MI George Peter Is having two houses
built there.
The new home of the Farmers Banking
and trust Company is under way here and
Mr.. Charles w. Sage is building himself a
comfortable home in the eastern section of
the town. Mr.. Washington Hicks will soon
begin the erection of handsome store. ad-
joining the building now occupied by his
merchandising business, and the prospects
are that others will Ne built here in the
near future.