Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-29
ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.
General and Personal News Of Mont
gomery County, Md.

Specinl Correspondence OF Inc star.
ROCKVILLE. Nd. June %. 1907.
Mr.. William Henry Davis. aged fifty
seven. and Miss Ida M. Hill. aged thirty
one, both of Washington, visited Rockville
Thursday afternoon and were married by
Rev. 8. R. White OF the Baptist Church, the
ceremony being performed at the residence
OF the minister. The bridegroom stated
that it was his third matrimonial venture
Mr.. George T. Waters, a farmer of lay
louisville district. has announced himself as
a candidate for the house of delegates, sub
Ject to the decision Of the democratic pri-
INJURIES. He says he stands for more pro-
tectlon for farmers. a dog-tax law, an
amendment to the Shoemaker road law, q
more stringent law against cunning on
Sundays. a longer term of Imprisonment for
chicken thieves and more economical man.
agIrnent OF county affairs"
A license to marry was on Thursday is
sued by the clerk of the circuit court here
to William Joseph Anderson, aged twenty
seven. Of Washington, and Miss Isabelle
Re dden, aged twenty-one, OF Cropley, this
county.
rescinded the order offering q reward of
$1,000 for the apprehension OF the per-
son guilty OF poisoning cattle belonging to
Oliver G. Henley of Laytonsville district.
ming to look about for a suitable person for
chairman OF the county committee and
there seems to be a general desire that the
bes man available be chosen for the place.
without regard to his fractional affiliations
Among those mentioned In connection with
the position are John T. Smith of Clarks-
burg, r. H. Miles of Gaithersburg and
Brainard II. Warner. 5r.. of Kensington.
The county chairman will be elected by the
chairmea Of the various district committees
of the county to be chosen at the party
primary election the last Saturday in July.
The Rockville base ball team left for
Hagerstown this morning and will today
play two games with the team representing
that city.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Thomas and children
Of Roanoke, Va. are visiting relatives in
Rockville.
Miss Virgie Brewer of this place is spend
Ing q few days at the jamestown EXPOSE
ton.
M.ssrs. Josiah W. Jones and Henry How
ard OF Clney district are among those from
this county who are attending the James,
town exposition.
At the June meeting Of the Oakdale w.
c. T. u. the following officers were elected:
President. Mrs Charles Farquhar; secre-
tary, Mrs. Josiah J. Hutton; treasurer, Mrs.
Perry Council; superintendent Sabbath
observance Mrs. Roger Brooke; superin-
tendent flower mission, Miss Ella Barnes
ley; superintendent mothers meetings, Mrs.
Josiah j. Hutton; superintendent of aims
house work. Miss Edith Farquhar; superin-
tenaent work among colered people. Mrs.
Charles J.. Brooke; superintendent of press
work. Mrs. Hutton.
There Is every indication that Montgom-
cry county will have an unusually heavy.
wheat crop txs year. Reports from all
sections OF tie county are to the effect
that the head Is filling splendidly and that
the straw was never heavier. Harvesting
will begin with some farmers Monday
morning, ana B." the middle of the week 1t
Is believed the work will be on In earnest.