Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-15
ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.
General and Personal News From
Montgomery County's Capital.

Special Correspondence of The Star
ROCKVILLE. Md. May a. 1905
Mrs. Caroline r. Buzzard wife of Mr.. G.
Lewis Buzzard of Olney. this county, died
suddenly yesterday. presumably of heart
failure. She had just about recovered from
an Illness of several weeks and yesterday
morning appeared to be in good health and
spirits. About IL O'Clock she was found by
her mother stretched upon her bed dead
Deceased was twenty-three years of age
and is survived by her husband and child
a few weeks old. She was a daughter of
Mr.. Michael Murphy a weil-known resi-
dent of Olney.
Mrs. E. II. Able recently entertained a
number of her Rockville friends at euchre
at the Corcoran Hotel this place the &C.
casion proving one of the most enjoyable
of the kind held in Rockville recently.
There were present Mrs. Robert Peter
Mrs. Harry Beard, Mrs. Ohio Talbot. Mrs
Charles Beard. Mrs. DR.. Stewart. Mrs. Lee
Dorsey. Mrs. William Reading, Misses
Eliza Choate. Louise and Cora Edmonston.
Sadie Reading. Mary and Ethel Lyddane.
Following play refreshments were served.
The stockholders of the Union Turnpike
Company. at their annual meeting at
Olney. elected the following directors:
Charles F. Kirk, John A. Baker. George
Bonifant, George w. Bready Donald Bowie,
Hazel G. Cashell. Josiah w. Jones and
Thomas w. Waters. The directors elected
Mr.. Charles f. Kirk president and Wash
ington Bowie secretary and treasurer.
The Burden Bearer Circle of Kings
Daughters of this place will hold It's an
nual meeting Tuesday evening in Christ
Episcopal Church this town. A pleasing
program has been arranged. Among other
pleasing features Miss Lillian Chenoworth
of Washington will sing. and Mrs. J. 7.
Mason, state secretary of the order. will
deliver an address.
Among the business recently transacted
in the orphans court at this place is the
following: Letters of administration
the personal estate of Richard 7. Ray were
granted to Mary r. Ray and William f.
Ray bond $4,000; the last will and tesla
ment Of Lewis w. Kramer was admitted
to probate and record and letters testament
tary were issued to Charles Fl. Kramer.
bond 81 900; William H. Turner, admins
traitor of William T. Turner. filed list of
sales of personal property of deceased,
passed his final account and made distribu-
ton.
At the recent spring meeting of the
Montgomery County Public School Teach
ers' Association the following standing COM
mittees were appointed: Legislative. Messrs.
Frank T. Griffith, Frank W. Watkins. SAM
uel A. Lehman. Julian f. Walters and j.
Forest Colt; school room decorations and
identifying school grounds, Misses Lucy
Garrett Mabel Condor, Ethel Price. Viola
Giiliss and Sarah J. Williams; reading cir
Gle and association. Messrs- Wilson s.
Ward and William A. Baker. Mrs. I. B.
Jones and Misses Attic Bartgls ana Rosa
L. Johnson.
Mr. Edward Franklin Fry and Miss Mag
gle Elizabeth Hunter. both of Loudoun
county. Va. visited Rockville a few days
ago and were quietly married by Rev.
Thomas II. Campbell. pastor Of the Baptist
Church, the ceremony taking place at the
home OF the minister. The groom gave his
age as twenty-e.ght and that of the young
lady as twenty.