Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-06-13
Registration Officers.

At a meeting of the Supervisors of Elec
tons, held Tuesday, the following Officers
OF Registration were appointed for the sew
eral election districts of this county:
First distrct-Chas. F. Townsend, Dem
ocrat, Etchison; Luther NJ. Duvall, Repub-
lican, Laytonsville
Second-Clarence NJ Griffith, Democrat,
Boyd's; Charles +. johnson, Republican,
Clarksburg.
Third-Wm. j Offutt, Democrat, Pooles.
vile; Geo. d. Willard, Republican, Pooes-
Vile.
Fourth-First Precinct-W iliam T. Grit
fifth, Democrat, Rockville; Albert s. Dalby,
Republican, Rockville. Second Precinct
Washington ID. Waters, Democrat, Rock
vile; Willis B. Burdette, Republican, Rock
vile.
FIfth-Alfred G. Tolson, Democrat, Coles
vile; Fielder G. NARROW, Republican, Fair.
land
Sixth-Jas. b Jones, Democrat, barnes
town; William M. Kinney, Republican,
Jamestown.
Seventh-John M. G. Williams, Demo-
Graf, Chevy Chase; John w. Harper, Re-
publican, Bethesda.
Eighth First Precinct-Francis Snow
den, Democrat, Brighton; J. Janney Shoe
maker, Republican, Ashton. Second Pre-
cinct-Geo. w. Cashell, Democrat, Unity;
SAM G. Broadly, Republican, Sandy Spring.
Nlnth-John K Caget, Democrat, Gath
ersburg; John W. Smith, Republican, Gath.
ersDurg.
Tenth-Cnarles e. Higgins, Democrat,
Potomac John 5. Glliss, Republican Cabin
John.
Eeventh-.L)uis B. Scholl, Democrat,
Dlckerson; Andrew q. Brown, Republican,
Barnesville.
TweIfth-H4rry l.. Watkins Democrat,
Cedar Grove.
Thirteenlh-First Precinct-L1niS b +.
Graeves, Democrat, Aspen; Frank Hew-
it, X publican, NIrbeck. second Pre-.
clnct-Onver 5 M4us, Democrat, Sligo;
Lawrence Wilson, Republican, Woodsde.
Base Ball.-A game Of base ball was
played at Poolesvile on Saturday last be.
tween Poolesville and Jacksonville, result
ing in favor OF Jacksonville by the score of
10 To IA. POolesvilles crack pitcher, Beall,
who had the Jacksonville batters at his
mercy in tie last game, was knocked out oil
the box, Jacksonville scoring II runs in one
inning. Their reserve pitcher, Hershberger,
was then put in, but the DawsonVille boys
had their blood up and he Jared but little
better. Darby was suffering from sore
arm and unable TO pitch. Smith and Car
Isle pitched for the Jacksonville boys and
were batted hard only in few innings-with
good support PoOlesVlle's score would have
been much smaller. The result was sur
prise " Poolesvile, as they confidently be-
lieved they had walkover with Darby out
of the box. The next game will be played
al Dawsonvile IN the near future. Each
team has won game. q.
school Matters The Board Of School
Commissioners held an executive meeting
on Monday 10 consider the applications
presented June 3rd. Appropriations were
voted " number ol schools tor repairs and
furniture, and Tor two new school houses.
Il was also determined not TO create any
new schools.
The Secretary was directed " notify the
trustees OF the respective schools Of the APP
preparations made-the same W be paid on
and after August 10Th.
Hanson Cashel was appointed trustee at
Redland, and J. N. 5taub at Beallsvile,
vice J. +. Waesche, declined.
A. @. H4rley's appointment at Buley's
school confirmed.
Treasurer reported teachers salaries for
summer term paid.
Adjourned To meet July 9Th.
Confederate Veterans. August
3rd, 1901, the Ridgley Brown Camp, q. ",
then In session 10 Rockville, Md, adjourned
10 meet at Grace Church, near Woodside,
on the first Saturday 10 August, 1902. at
1880 A. M, To have basket pic. mic, decor.
ate the graves Of the unknown Confederate
dead, To have speeches, declarations, &c.
The executive committee will please ar
range for that day.
BY order Of the Camp:
Ell. AMIss, Adjutaut.