Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-12
ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.
Judges and Clerks for November Elec-
ton Appointed-Other News.

I1Ou AppOluCCO-OCueT NEWS.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
ROCKVILLE. Md, August II. 1903
The board of supervisors Of elections for
this county-Messrs Charles F. Brooke, E.
c. Etchison and Henry M. Lindig-met here
today and appointed the following to serve
as judges and clerks at the November cleo
ton:
Laytonsville district-Joseph M. Pope and
Henry Griffith, judges; Lloyd G. Collitiower
and William D. Bell clerks
Clarksburg district-Webster V. Burdette
and William w. Dronenburg. judges; Will
lam W. Lewis and Charles B. Murphy,
clerks
Poolesville district-E. Wilkinson Jones
and Usher Charlton. judges; Mortimer B.
Hall and Harry L. Willard, clerks.
Rockville district-First precinct: Joseph
l.. Clagett, democrat, Judge; Ohio H. w.
Talbot and Edwin S. Hege, clerks. Second
precinct: Charles D. Morgan aid Simon P.
Wagner. clerks.
Colesville district-William H McCeney
and Samuel S. Bond, judges; Wilson 6.
johnson and Mortimer o. Stabler clerks
Jamestown district-Charles ]. Lyddane
and James T. Purdum, judges; Maynard
Hoyle and Frank r. Martin, clerks
Bethesda district-M. Wilson Offutt, DEM
ocrat, judge: Charles H. Matthews and
Frederick l.. Grosvenor, clerks.
Olney district-First precinct: George E.
White and Joseph T. Moore, jr., judges
Second precinct: John c. Bentley and Wal
ter Dorsey, clerks
Gaithersburg district-William H. Wade
and James B. Adams, judges; John Thomas
Martin and Adelbert G. Jordan. clerks.
Potomac district-Henry NJ Clagett and
John M. Lynch, judges; Charles H. Dreamer
and John L. Ball. clerks.
GAINESVILLE district-Isaac N Emmert and
Earle Higgins. judges; Clagett C. Hilton
and Octavius o. Baker, clerks.
Damascus district-Thompson Williams
and Samuel Broadhurst judges; James E.
DuVall and j. w. Burdette, clerks
Wheaton district-First precinct: Eleazer
Kay and James H. Massey, judges; William
A. F1dler and John F. Hardy. jr., clerks
Second precinct: Edward W. Birgfeldt re-
publican, judge; Austin E. Shoots, demo
crat, clerk
or the above the frst-named Judge and
clerk in each district are democrats and the
others republican, excepting when desg-
mated.
Secretary S. R. White of the board of
county public school commissioners has
completed his annual report for the wear
ending July 81. 1t shows the total receipts
for the year to have been S67 113 II and the
disbursements S66, 354 49, leaving balance
of $75s6s on hand The total enrolment
OF pupils for the year was 6567, and the
average attendance 3,473, being an increase
or " in enrolment and 76 in average attend
ance over the preceding year The report
states that there are SO white public schools
ana W white teachers, and 80 colored
schools and 80 colored teachers in the conn
" All the schools are supplied with
teachers excepting those at Buck Lodge.
Etchison. Blairs and Kensington.
Prof. A. G. Harley of this place in no,nt
or service one of the oldest public school
teachers of the county, has retired from
active work because of failing health.
The young gentlemen Of Rockville have
issued invitations for their annual fair han
TO be held at the opera house here the
evening of August 20. The COMMITTEES of
arrangements is composed of Messrs. Hugh
g 9 Glascott, John j. Higgins. jr., Theodore
.. mason and l.. Randolph Mason Mrs
harry A Dawson, Mrs. H. F.. Reich, Mrs,
BenJam1n c. Riggs and Mrs C. A. Wilson
will act chaperons
MRS II. Clinton Allnutt of Rockville gave
an enjoyable Welsh rarebit party last even
ing In honor of her daughter-in-law and
guest, Mrs. Claude Allnutt of Rrool,Ivn
among the guests were Misses Rose Arm,
strong' Isabel Bouic, Carter Penn Lewis
anu Messrs: Albert Bouic Somerville Daw-
son and William Stalnaker.
The race committee of the Montgon,ar,,
county Agricultural Society has arranged
d race Tor the annual fair to be held here
next week which is sure to prove Of more
imam ordinary interest to the Washington
sporting fraternity. The owners of civ
Well-known District horses have made IN
a purse of $500, to which the Agricnltnra
society will add $3.50, making quite a hand
soIne sum TO be contested for The horses
entered In this event are John Dugan's loo
D., j. w. Hunters Domino. HilIearv b..
Easy Maid, ]. ]. O'Keefe's Toadv, WiIIio,,
Rackey'S Nellie r and Mamie n 'iii