Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-22
ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.
Happenings Of General Interest II
Montgomery County.


ROCKVILLE, Md, October Il, 1910.
Mr. Willis B. Burdette, chairman OF the
republican county committee of this coun-
ty, has announced the appointment Oh the
following committees to assist In the work
of the campaign in this county: Finance
Rrainard H. Warner, Mortimer o. Stabier,
Henry NJ Lindig and Willis B. Burdette;
advisory, Charles F. Kirk, Thomas Dawson,
John Mcdonald Galen L. Tait and DAVID
H. Fenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delmar L. Milstead OF Burnt
Mills this county have announced the ap-
nroachfne marriage of their daughters
Misses Carrie Roberta Milstead and Agnes
Lee Milstead. to Messrs. Howard BARLEY
Clark Of Silver Springs and Lewis Henry
Kelly of Colesville, respectively. The dou-
bile wedding will take place the evening OF
October 25 at the home of the brides
Mr. Alfred Morgenegg and MRS. Jennie
Raglan, both of Washington, were married
a few days ago by Rev Phii1p McIuire'
ma stor of the Catholic Church, the cere-
mony taking place at the nome OF the
minister. 49,,
Mr.. Samuel r. White, secretary to the
board of county public school COMMISSION
ers. has announced the appointment Oh 'f ne
following committees for the meeting or
the County Teachers Association, winch
meets here November IS: Program Samuei
A. Lehman, E. z. Crockett and Miss Ida
s. Dove: compulsory education. John 4.
Baker, J. w. Darby. James F. Byrne, Ira
G. Whitaker and Miss Lille M. Green.
Mr. s. 3. Hege of this place has pur-
chased from the heirs OF the late Dr. +. f.
Stonestreet two acres of land opposite the
home of Mr.. Warren r. Choate, and will
at once begin the erection of handsome
residence He hopes to have it ready for
occupancy by the first of next May.
The following are among the transfers OF
real estate recently recorded In the once
ha ryr cfIit a
Mace. Alvin NJ Bastabe to Lewis keiser.
10 acres; Edith NJ. BaItzley to Cora ".
Hunter two lots at Glen Echo; washington
Loan and Trust Company to Emma M.
Kelly. lot at Takoma Park. $500; Enoch -
Evans to James H. Kerrck. lot at Oak
mont; Harry 7. Newcomb to Clarence F
Norment part of The Gleanings; Joseph
Hicks to Charles A. Adams, two acres or
Dover, 5000: II. NJ. Martin to Florence A.
Allen lot in Martins Addition to Chevy
Chase: H. NJ. Martin to Horace E. Alexan-
der, lot In Martins Addition to Chevy
Chase; Enoch B. Evans to Ada +. Darsey,
lot at Oakmont; H. NJ. Martin to Robert
NJ I.avendar lot in Griffiths Addition to
Chevy Chase; Carl L. Davis to Leonard II.
B. Robinette, lot in Kensington Park; H.
NJ Martin to Stephen A. Reid, lot in Mar
tins Addition to Chevy Chase; Annie NJ
Boyer to Sarah W. Lawson. 1864 acres.
The teachers and pupils of the Rockville
grammar school last evening gave an enter
tainment and bazaar to raise funds with
which to purchase decorations of various
kinds for the new school building. 1t was
held in the opera house, and a large crowd
attended. pleasing program, consisting
of Rotations. music and series of tab
leaux, was presented The affair was in
charge Of the teachers, Misses Lucy Gar
rett Virgie Brewer, liberia Rice and Lucy
Hughes and Messrs. Earle B. Wood and
Wilson s. Ward, who were assisted by "a
number of the older scholars.
A Jury of condemnation has awarded to
Mr.. William j. Wilson $500 for a piece of
land near Gaithersburg, for right of way
for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany.
The democratic state central committee
for this county has announced the follows
ing mass meetings: Jamestown, October
23; Bethesda, October %; Olney, October
20: Rockville. October 81. Among those
who will address the gatherings are Blair
Lee, Edward c. Peter, Alexander Kilgour
Bowie f. Waters and others Gordon r
Atkinson, candidate for state controller
will sneak at the Rockville meeting