Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-03
LAUREL AND VICINITY.
Death Of Mrs. Marlow-Game Protect
i've Association Meets.

Special Correspondence of The Star
LAUREL, Nd, January 2, 1906.
Mrs. Mary A. NARROW, wife of Mr. VIII
liam E. MARROW. died suddenly Sunday
Of apopleXy at her home, Falkland, Mont
gomery county, near Laurel. Mrs Mario "
was born at Laurel, and was the daughter
o. the late Richard NJ. Duvall. Her hus-
band, one sister Miss Alice Duvall, and
four brothers, Messrs. William II. anu
Charles s. Duvall of Falkland and Elme.
e. and Harry w. Duvall of Baltimore, sur
vive her
The st. Dennis Volunteer Fire Company
held an informal reception at Columbia
Hall yesterday in honor of the arrival
of its new combination truck and hoSt
wagon. The apparatus was presented by
William Tyler Page of Rockville, MI, who
made short address, and he was follow
ed by Mr.. Carville d. Benson and Mr.. lob
inson A. White. 1t was accepted on be-
half of the company by President H. War
field. A dance followed for the members
and their friends. The Relay Mandolin Club
furnished the music.
The officers of the company are: Frest-
dent Harry H. Warfeld; vice president.
julius E. Gottschalk: secretary, Frederick
Fuchs; captain, w. p Perkins; lieutenant,
Henry Domeyer; directors, J. w. Manning
w. A. Miller, w. G.. Vernetson and H. ii.
Warield.
The funeral of Mr.. William Henry Robey
who died Saturday evening at his home Oh
Post ONCE avenue, took place yesterday
from the Presbyterian Church, Rev. Andre
P. Bird officiating. Interment was made
in Ivy Hill cemetery at this place.
Mr.. w. 7. Owings. whose home was de-
stroyed by fire recently, has decided to
build a modern residence on the old site.
Cedar Heights, located in Howard county.
Mrs Owings, who has been Ill from nerv-
Gus prostration and who suffered a relapse
on account of losing her home is convaies-
cent.
The Laurel Game and Protective Asso-
cation has elected the following officers
for the coming year: President, Harry f.
Frost: first vice president, M. j. Tighe;
second vice president, p. c. German; secre
tary and treasurer, lie Page Cronmlller;
committee on membership Messrs. Herman
G. Odenwald and John w. Williams.
The sentiment of the club is favorable
TO closing the hunting season for at leas;
a year, and the Indications are that there
will be no lawful shooting of partrIdges,
rabbits, etc, in the county next fail. rhe
opinion is expressed that the dogs destroy
many birds nests during the early spring.
and the suggestion has been made Cha
law compelling the owners to muzzle their
CANNES would help the situation very
much. tax of 81 upon every ownor of A
gun in the county meets with consider
able favor, the idea being TO place the
money realized from this source in the
hands of the county commissioners, who,
upon proper evidence that the killing OF
the bird took place in Prince George coun-
ty would be authorized to paw 81 for
every hawk head. Should the owner of j
gun send to the county commissioners evil
dence of his good Workmanship, the COM
missioners could be authorized to turn him
over a receipt for his gun tax 1t is be-
licved this would make every sportsm9 i
In the county more alert in extingugsling
the hawk tribe.
Mr.. c. W. S. Banks has presented the
Relay Volunteer Fire Company a hard
fran 1ad n = N
independence, which was accepted by the
president, Mr.. j. 4. Burton.