Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-25
ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.
General and Personal News of Mont
gomery County.
ence of The Star

ROCKVILLE, Nd, July -, 1907.
The county public school commissioners
for this county have announced the ap-
pointment Of Prof. ]. Frank McBee, for
merly Of Carroll county, principal of
Jamestown high school, which will be
established by the beginning of the next
school year. Prof. James n. Noble for
merry principal of the high school at
Trappe, Md, has been appointed vice prin-
cipal of the Rockville high school, in the
place of Samuel A. Lehman, resigned
Other appointments of teachers fol-
lows: Frank T. Watkins. principal of
the school at Potomac. and Mrs. Watkins.
as assistant teacher; James L. Duvall as
principal of the Cedar Heights school: Mss
Laura V. White, as assistant at Barnes
vile. and Miss Lucy Rice Gallcher as as
sistant at Unity.
Mr. Roscoe Grimes and Miss Mary Cock
rifle. both OF Great Falls Va visited
Rockville yesterday afternoon and We're
married by Rev. Ernest L. Woolfe. pastor
of the NJ. L. Church South. the ceremony
taking place at the minister's home.
y few days ago Rev. S. r. White of the
Baptist Church ofcated here at the mar
riage of Mr.. Herbert King of Baltimore
and Miss Will NJ. Ray the home OF the
minister being the scene of the event.
The supervisors of elections for this
county-Messr+. William II. Wade and VII
liam II. Griffith, democrats, and Thomas
Ninson. republican-met here yesterday ana
and clerks at the November election, the
frst-named judge and clerk In each pre-
cinct being democrat the other a rcpukli-
can:
Laytonsvile-L. f. Riggs and Henry f.
Griffith, judges: Lloyd c. CoIlitiowcr and
William d. Bell, clerks.
INSTRUMENTATION f. King and John
w. Boyer. judges: j. Alphonse Reed and
Newman G.. Dutrow, clerks.
PoOlesVille-S. A. Byrd and Usher ChaIl-
ton, judges; Mortimer b. Hall and Henry
l.. Willard, clerks.
Rockvle-First precinct Winfred E
Berry and Arthur b. Gleason judges; Lee
S Dorsey and a. A Braddock clerks;
second precinct, Thomas n. Bailey and Ed
mund W. Monday, judges; Claiborne y.
Mannar and Simon p. Wagner, clerks.
Colesvlle-Edmund c. Davis and Samuel
S. Bond, judges; Odorian w. Robey and j.
Janney Shoemaker, clerks
BdrneStoWn-ChdrleS c. DuF'ef and
James 7. Purdum. judges: T Maynard
Hoyle and Frank r Martin clerks.
Bethcsia-M. Wilson Offutt and Ira II.
Fill judges; John r. Johnson and Edward
T.. Crockett. clerks.
Olney-frst precinct, George +. White and
Clarence Carroll, judges Nicholas r. Grs.
nth and NJ tlcolm Farquhar, clerks: second
precinct. John c. Bentley and Charles H.
cite N. DWyer, clerks.
Gaithersburg-S. b. Briggs and Eldridge
d. Kingsley. judges: John T. Martin and
John c. Burns. clerks.
Potomac-iIenry Nj. Clagett and John w.
lynch, judges; Carter Clagett and Charles
X. Stone, clerks.
Barnesville-Isaac n. Emmert and An
drew c. Brown, judges; Daniel Shreve and
Henry N. LinGig, clerks.
Damascus-Samuel V. Broadhurst ju--e:
james +. Duvall and J. w Burdettc,
clerks
Wheaton-First precinct. Frank Stubs
and Thomas c. Parker judges: William A.
Fiddler and J. H. Massey. clerks; second
precinct, John b Gddings ana George f.
liam T. Wilson, clerks
Information WAS received here yesterday
of the death i'll the Philippines of Mrs.
Lydia Kilgour Porter daughter Of Francis
of the late Col William Kilgour. She Was
the wife OF Surgeon Ralph Porter. L. S. y,
who has been statioped in the Philippine
several years Surviving her are her par
entS and several sisters.
Mr.. William II. Albeit aged twenty-five,
of 3l7 Eth street southwest, Washington.
and Miss Maria +. Mooney, aged nineteen,
Of Dot 1872 street visited Rockville yesterday
afternoon and We're married by Rev. S. X.
White of the Baptist Church, the cere-
mony being performed at the minister's
home. The young folks returned to the
city Immediately aftcrWard
The county public school commissioners
have announced the appointments of Miss
Lucy X. Gallaher as assistant teacher at
the school at Unity and Miss White as
assistant at the GAINESVILLE school. The |
citizens of Bethesda have asked the board |
10 piUNldt an additional teacher Tor the |
Bethesda school, but no decision has yet
been reached.
Prof. Earle 3. Wood county superin- |
tendent of public schools, has submitted to |
an operation in a Washington hospital for |
an abSceSs of the side. He is reported to |
have stood the ordeal we'll and his condi- |
ton is said to be satisfactory, although |
quite serious.
A warrant has been issued by Justice of |
the Peace Joseph Reading here charging |
John Paul Jones of the lower section of |
the county with falling to display ~ |
Maryland number on his automobile. He |
will be given hearing here next Tuesday. |
Marshal Collins of Glen Echo swore out |
the warrant.