Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-13
ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.
Death Of VIM. Veirs Bouic-General
Matters
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
ROCKVILLE. Md. October IL. 1905.
The funeral of Mr.. William Veirs Bouic,
who died at his home here yesterday after a
long illness of an affection of the kidneys
and other troubles. will occur at 3 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon from his late residence.
The services will be conducted by Rev. DIR.
Buck. pastor of Rock Creek Episcopal
Church.
Mr.. Bouic's wife who was Miss Alice A.
Almoney; his children-Harry V Bouic Of
the subtreasurer's Office Baltimore: Mrs.
Harry Buck of Washington, William Gar
ner Bouic, who is now engaged in practicing
law in Arkansas and Albert NJ Rouic and
Charles Norman Bouic of Rockvilla-and
his sisters-Mrs. Ella White. Mrs. Charles
w. Prettyman and Miss Eulale Bouic OF
Rockville and Mrs. Mary Beale of Virginia
survive the deceased
Mr.. Bouic was a lifelong democrat. In
1892 he was a presidential eector. and at
the meeting of the electors at Annapolis
placed Mr.. Cleveland In nomination. He
was president of the convention which NOM
mated Chief Judge James McSherry. He
was elected in 1897 to represent this county
In the state senate. being the Only DEM
ocrattc candidate for the legislature TO be-
elected that year in this county. He offered
the joint resolution in the session following
expressing the confidence of the people OF
Maryland in the President of the United
States. it being at the time of the crisis with
Spain. and commencing Gen. Fitzhugh Lee
for his courage and ability consul gen.
eral.
For many years Mr. Bouic served the
town of Rockville as councilman and when
the new charter was adopted in 1SSS became
the first mayor He served secretary
and treasurer of the Montgomery County
Agricultural Society, as trustee of the Rock
vile Academy, and as secretary of the
Montgomery County Bar Associa ton. He
was a member of the knights of Pythas.
AT the time of his death Mr.. Bouic was
member of the bar of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia. of the United
States District Court. of the bars of Fred
erick. Howard Washington and Anne
Arundel counties and of the Maryland court
of appeals. From 1870 until the time of his
death he was counsel of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company for Montgomery
county.
At this weeks meeting of the orphans
court letters of administration on the per-
sonal estate of John Badger We're granted
to George III. Lamar. bond. S1,0l0: Sarah V.
Mccormick, administrative of George s.
Mccormick. passed her final account and
made distribution Ellen Fl. Jarboe admin
istratrix of Raphael +. Jarboe, filed list of
personal estate of dccea sed and was grant
ed an order of sale: Helen r. Watkins. adj
ministratrix of Levi l.. Watkins filed in
ventory of personal estate of deceased and
was granted an order of sale and Edna G.
Lewis. Administrative of Charles ii. Lewis,
filed inventory of personal estate of de-
ceased and granted an order of sale
The funeral of Mrs. Julia \. Duley. widow
of William L. Duley, who died suddenly
last Wednesday morning at her home near
Travilah. occurred this afternoon from the
NJ E. Church South at Potomac Rev.
Ernest l.. Woolfe. pastor of the church,
conducted the services. The interment was
in the cemetery adjoining the church.