Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-16
Rockville and Vicinity.
espondence Of The Sta

special correspondents OF Inc Star
ROCKVILLE, Md. July 10, 1905.
The annual camp meeting at Washington
Grove, this county, will begin next Tuesday
and continue ten days. The committee OF
arrangements, consisting of Presiding Ell
der Naylor and Messrs. Strang, Hunt and
Duvail, has taken unusual pains to make
the camp this year the most interesting in
every way of any yet held at the Grove.
and from the program announced 1t looks
as if their efforts will be crowned with sue
cess The meeting will be in charge of Pre-
siding Elder Henry r. Naylor of Washing
ton, who will preach several times during
the ten days. Among others announced to
preach or deliver addresses are Revs. c. o.
Isaacs. G. w. King, James E. Smith. Carl
]. Doney, ]. c. Nicholson. Harold II. Rider,
George c. Bacon, A. H Zimmerman W.
NJ. Ferguson, Joseph Dawson. j. \. Price
and Bishop Earl Cranston. The young peo-
pies meetings will. as usual, be in charge
of Rev. Albert H. Zimmerman Of the Baltl-
more conference.
Tuesday, July %. will be Montgomery
county day, and it is hoped to have a large
attendance of county people on that day.
special program has been arranged.
The following have been appointed judges
for the democratic primary election to be
held in this county on August >:
Laytonsville district-Hugh c. Townsend,
Charles E. Alnut and Luther J. Moore.
observation-disclosures \. Burdette, William
E. King and William II. Page.
Poolesville-Samuel d. Byrd, E. Wilker-
son Jones and Carson Hyatt.
Rockvlle-M. Donaldson knight Charles
W; Fields and Washington D. Waters;
Beane and Edwin Davis.
Darnestown-William Z. Dawson, Wallace
Hughes and John Jones
Bethesda-M. Wilson Offutt, Perry Stall
smith and James Morrison.
Olney-R. Bentley Thomas, John c. Bent
ley and John +. Muncaster.
Gaithersburg-E. Henning Etchison, John
E: Claget and Samuel Briggs.
Potomac-William X Jones, George R.
Bell and Edward Atwood
arnesville-William G. Brewer Freder-
lex p. Hays and Charles T. Brosius.
Damascus-Willam Fl. Darby. Charles L..
Watkins and George W. Burns.
Wheaton-Charles S. Nichols, James E.
Murray and John Il. krncar.
The following transfers of real es-
tate have recently been recorded in the
office of the clerk of the circuit court at
this place: Charles H. Stanley to Citizens
National Bank of Laurel, ~ acres: Frank
Higgins, trustee, to Alfred Dorsey Turner
ia acres, S212.5O: Timothy Cation to John
Betteker, acres; Ella l. Poole to j. Harry
King, house and lot in Rockville, $l1OO;
stephen B. Lyddane, jr.. collector. to Asa
NJ. Stabler. ; acres: Edward L. Brown to
b. F. Leighton, two lots at Woodside; L.
e Etchsion to Jennie Clagett, "a acres. ST.
800; Samuel ]. Harriott to William II. De
Lacy. two lots at Chevy Chase; James An
derson to G. Minor Anderson, 1-16 Of 249s4
acres of Anderson estate: George A Darby
to William II. Buxton. 10 acres, s475; Chas.
L. Bliss to George H. Snyder, two lots at
kensington; William NJ. Reading to Roger
Shaw, two lots in Rockville: Arthur p.
Fletchall to John E. Grub, 123 acres; Cur
It's E. Gresham to Clarence Z. Ernest
Rock Spring Hotel: Chevy Chase Land
Company to Titan W. Johnson, two lots
at Chevy Chase, s., 800.
Mr.. Thomas NJ. Raney and Miss Daisy
Lea Rabbit. both of Kensington, were mar
RED few days ago at the parsonage of
st. Johns Catholic Church at Forest Glen,
the ceremony being performed by Rev. John
n. Tabb.
Mrs. T. r. Falvey of New Orleans is Wis
iting her father, Col. Spencer c. Jones, at
this place.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Jones of this town left
today for trip to Boston by sea. He eX-
poets to be gone about two weeks.