Evening star., 1902-08-13
ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.
Officers Appointed by Board of Elec
ton Supervisors-Genera Items

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
ROCKVILLE. Md. August l., 1902.
The board Of supervisors of elections for
Montgomery county Messrs. Elisha G.
Etchison and Charles F. Brooke. demo
Gratis. and Henry NJ. Lindig, republican,
met here today and appointed the following
judges and clerks to serve In the various
election districts Of the county at the No
vember election:
Laytonsville district-Joseph NJ. Pope and
Henry Griffith, judges: Lloyd c. Coili-
flower and William D. Beall, clerks.
Clarksburg district-WilIiam Z. King and
William W. Drenenburg. judges; William
W. Lewis and Charles B. Murphy. clerks.
Poolesville district-Daniel T. Shreve and
Usher Charlton. Judges Mortimer B. Hall
ana H. L. Willard clerks.
Rockville district-First precinct, Joseph
L. Clagett and James F. Green, judges
Otho II. w. Talbot and Edwin S. Hege,
clerks. Second precinct, George c. Daw-
son and Emmett Dove. judges: Charles d.
Morgan and Simon P. Wagner. clerks.
ColeSyine diStrict-Wniiam H. McCeNey
and Samuel S. Bond. judges; Wilson G.
Johnson and Mortimer o. Stabler. clerks.
Darnestown district-Charles J. Lyddane
and James T. Purdum. Judges; Maynard
Hoyle and Frank r. Martin, clerks.
Bethesda district - NJ. Wilson Offutt
Judge: Charles H. Matthews, Frederick L.
GroSyenor, clerks.
olney district-First precinct, George E.
White and Joseph 7. Moore. jr., judges:
AIban Brooke and Frank NJ. HaiIoweII
clerks. Second precinct, John C. Bentley
and Charles H. Shaw. judges: James NJ.
Strain and Walter Dorsey, clerks
Gaithersburg district-William H. Wade
and James B. Adams. judges; John Thomas
Martin and Adelbert c. Jordan, clerks.
Potomac district-Henry H. Clagett and
John w. Lynch. Judges: Charles II, Cream
er and John l.. Ball, clerks.
Barnesville district-Isaac n. Emmert and
Earle Higgins. judges; Ciagett c. Hilton
| and Octavius o. Baker. clerks
Damascus district-Thompson Williams
and Samuel Broadhurst judges; James E.
Duvall and J. W. Burdette, clerks
Wheaton dfstrict-First precinct: Eleazer
Ray and James Fl. Massey Judges; William
A. Fidler and John T. Hardy. jr., clerks.
Second precinct: James T. Parsley and Ed
ward w. Birgfeld. judges: Austin E smoots
and Charles Matthews, clerks.
OF the above the first named in each dis
trtct Is democrat, the other republican.
A few days ago John Knott of Washing
ton swore out an aggregate of thirty war
rants, charging William H and George
Bebinger. proprietors of Cabin John Hotel
at Cabin John bridge. this county, with vio-
lations of the local option and anti-gam-
bling laws. The accused men appeared yes
terday before a justice of the peace and
after hearing the cases were dismissed.
A masquerade ball was held a few even
ings ago at Glen Echo Park, this county,
doout Ipo CoupieS participating f'reCeOlCS 8
the regular dance program cakewalk and
Waltzlng contest were given. The cake
walk was highly amusing, and after a
spirited contest the prize was awarded to
Miss Eva Burroughs Of Washington. About
sixty couples took part in the waltzing con-
test, the prize. after considerable deiibera-
ton on the part OF the judges, going TO Mr..
E. H. Paine and Miss Lille Goldsborough.
both of Washington.
Miss NJ, c. Jarboe and Messrs. John A.
Garrett, George F. Wholfarth and George
r. Reamer acted as judges. An orchestra
Of ten pieces furnished the music.