Evening star., 1905-07-30

out to Rockville yesterd{y afternoon ana
were quietly married by Rsy. Thomas ).
Packard. rector Of Christ Episcopal Church,
the ceremony taking place at the rectory.
The age Of the groom was given a. twenty
one and that OF the bride az eighteen I'm.
mediately after the ceremony thsy returned
to the city.
The following transfers Of real estate
have recently been recorded IN the ONCE
Of the clerk of the circuit court at this
place: Amanda NJ. Miles to J. Wallace
Bond. lot at Ashton, 81, 400; Thomas NJ.
Talbot to George d. Curran. II 7-10 acres.
5000; r. Holt Easley to Helen B. Black.
burn, lot at Silver Spring: Alfred B. Grun-
we'll to Harry r. Newcomb. five acres OF
the Forest: Fanny G. Thomas to Harry T.
Newcomb. four acres of the Forest; Thom-
as M. Talbot to Everett NJ. Ricketts,.
house and lot in Rockville, 81 800: Samuel
b. Haney to Charles ii. Viett, lot In Rock
VILE; Louis F. Shoemaker to Clara A. New
man. 100 acres of Fenwick; Clara A. New
man to Edward F. Abner. 100 acres OF
Fenwick; Charles Z. Wood to George c.
Furheshaw, two lots at Woodmont. $3.50:
FRANK Higgins to Willis F. Roe, part OF
higgins estate, near Montrose, 81 600; Will
lis r Roe 10 Herman Holierith. part OF
higgins estate, near Montrose $1,000;
washington Grove Camp Meeting Associ-
ation TO Percy S. Foster, lease lot 5. block
- william r. Griffith to John Simpson.
l6-1oo acres of No Gain: Abbie F. Beechle
TO John X. Johnston. two lots at Glen
Echo, james H. Scott to Mary F. Johnson,
lot on Norwood pike S45o: r. Holt Easley
to Oliver J. Hughes, two lots at Silver
spring; Aldridge G. Hilleary to Leila Hill
ieary, two lots at Takoma Park: Katherine
thompson to John p. Andrews, 34l4 acres:
John Brown to Pervical NJ Brown lot at
Garrett Park; George A Darby to John
w. Haines, Il 3-16 acres of Hard Struggle
1900; John w Walker to Horace B. Had
dox part of Eveline Hughes land; Will
liam p. N. Lawson to William II. Waters,
interest in mortgaged property
A license has been issued by the clerk OF
the circuit court at this place to Clarence
both of Washington
number of the young ladies OF tho
SANDY Spring neighborhood are being en-
tertalned at house party at the home of
party are Misses Alice. Dorothy and
GLADYS Brooke. Clarce and Edith Shoe
maker. Katherine Thomas and Alice Worth.
Miss Edna V. Thomas of PHILADELPHIA is
visiting friends IN Olney district this
county.
The democratic primary campaign in this
county, closes on Saturday next OF tho
thirty-four candidates in the field for the
various nominations to be made, eleven
Will be successful. and consequently.
twenty-three will meet with dsappont-
ment The fight has been a fierce one for
some OF the places on the ticket and tho
republicans derive some satisfaction from
this fact as 1t gives them hope of some
success for their party at the general
election in November.
The contest going on in the republican
party is not of strenuous character and
1t is thought that harmonious outcome
Will follow the result of their primaries,
which takes place on August H.
The representative republicans OF the
various districts of the county are pretty
near a unit to the proper policy to bo
followed at the coming county convention.
Miss Vaudia Braddock has Just returned
to her home here from a weeks visit to
Miss Efiie keiser of Washington.