The Washington times., 1906-06-03
Rockville

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Mrs George S. Stone. OF this town.
left last week for St Louis, where she
viii spend some time visiting friends.
Mss Amelia Alexander, who has been
visiting Mrs George Stone here for
several months. has returned TO her
home at CoIlman, Tex.
Among the graduates at the recent
| commencement exercises Of the W stern
Maryland College at Westminster, was
Marvin Ebert Hall, Of Comus, this
county.
Walter NJ. Higgins. son oS Mr.. and
Mrs John j. Higgins. Of this town, Is
among the years graduates OF the
Western Maryland College at West
minister.
The pupils OF the Montgomery County
High School here are preparing for the
annual closing exercises on June 8.
Misses Bessie and Eppie Ricketts, and
J Master George Braddock are the grad
yates
Jesse E. Burdette and Miss Olive May
Warthen, both of Damascus. this
county. went 10 Frederick last Saturday
and were married at the parsonage Of
the NJ z. Church The ceremony was
conducted by the pastor. Rev. a c.
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Thomas s. White, son OF Rev. and
Mrs s. r. White. Of this town, and
Miss Henrietta S. Matthias. OF New York
city, were recently married in New
York
The Rockville Woman's Club met
Thursday afternoon at the clubrooms.
The president, Miss BeuIah White, was
IN the chair. and Miss Isabel Kingdom
served as secretary The program in
cluded responses from modern writer's. a
paper on Impressions OF London" by
Mrs. y. d. Offutt. and a paper on Cur
rent Events" By Mrs. Robert y. Bay
liss. Mrs. Edwin 81. West and Mrs. G.
w Ribble were proposed for active and
associate membership.
The Old Mems Club" whose annual
meeting was postponed from May S on
account OF the Illness at that time OF
Mrs Lawrence 4. Darby, met Tuesday.
May 2. at the Tesidnece OF Joseph ".
Allnutt and Mrs. Hester Williams, near
Poolesville.
Mr. ard Mrs. George Getty, ot Forest
Glen, entertained a number of guests
Saturday evening last IN honor Of Mrs.
Frank Simpson, formerly Miss Bryant.
OF Burnt Mills. now living IN western
New He:S- Among those present were
Drs- Jores, Wright, Thomson, and
/ Brown. Mr- and Mrs. Paul Cooke. Mrs
Eugene Jones, Miss Conley. J. Frank
! Wilson. Mr.. aud Mrs. Chandler. Miss
Burr, the Misses Wilson, OF Woodside,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Burket
Seymour W. TuIlock is home again at
Forest Glen after an extended business
visit in Utah.
Mrs. James T Bean. OF Bethesda,
this unity. died last Friday OF typhoid
fever. aged about fortv-hve years.
Mrs. Hervey Brown. Mrs. Robert c.
Warheld. Mrs. George Z. Lewis. and
Miss Sophie Higgins, members OF the
executive committee Of the Rockville
Civic League, appeared before the
Rockville town council last Friday even
ing IN the interest Of the work for
which the league was formed. Il was
explained that II Is the hope Of the or
ganiZatiOn to do considerable toward
improving the sanitary condition Of the
town and TO assist in improving the gen
eral appearance Of the streets.
Miss Clara Pearl Heeter, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Heeter. OF Glen,
this county, died last week OF an arrec-
ton Of the lungs, ageo eighteen years
The fuf-sral took place from Potomac
Chapes- Rev E L. WOolf pastor OF
the church. Oficiated- Interment was
in the cemetery adjoining the church
Mrs. Harriet Baker. aged seventy-six
years. dIed 1t The home Of her brother,
Samuel S Hays. at GAINESVILLE. Wednes-
day nigh- OF last week She resided in
that section all her life She was the
widow Of the late Edward Baker, Of this
county. and IS survived by two broth
ers. Samuel Hays. OF BarnesyiIle, and
Motley Hays, Of Poolesville
Jesse II. Roberts, a farmer residing
about four miles west OF Rockville. was
injured in a runaway accident near the
Baltimore and Ohio depot last Satur-
day.
Lee Dorsey, OF this town. won three
first moneys and a second at the Nor
folk. Va, harness race meet. held last
week. His winners consisted Of Harry
C. that reduced his record 10 2:19sk:
Harry h. that took a record OF 2:3Hz.
and MonadnOck. a running horse that
was entered in two races. and won
first and second. Mr. Dorsey left here
for Baltimore with his string Of horses
Harry C. Harry H. Grace D., Noble
| Boy, Edna G., and Monadnock-on
Wednesday last, there TO race for three
weeks.