Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-28
ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.
General and Personal News Of Mont
gomery County, Md.
al Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ROCKVILLE. Md. July q. 1907.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel B. Haney of this
place have issued invitations to the we'd
ding reception of their daughter. Miss Eliz-
abeth Lee Haney, and Rev. Robert E. Por-
ter Tuesday evening. August 6. Miss Haney
has for several years been engaged in mis-
sonary work under the direction of the
Southern Baptist convention and is now in
Cuba. 1t is understood that her prospective
husband has also been engaged In mission
airy work.
A large portion of the colored population
of Rockville yesterday went on picnic to
Lake View, on the Conduit road. and on
the way back one of their special cars
broke down near Bethesda. During the
halt several of the younger folks became
involved In a difficulty, with the result that
Constable Counselman placed Arthur Of
futt Walter Rodgers. Beard OHutt and
James Offutt under arrest on charges or
disorderly conduct. They were taken be-
fore Joseph Reading, justice Of the peace.
here this morning and We're required to fur
nish bail for their appearance for trial
Monday
Margaret Smith. a young coored resident
of ken-Gar. was before Justice Reading to-
day on a charge of assault with intent to
kill. preferred by William Adams. colored.
also of that neighborhood. 1t is charged
that she drew a revolver on Adams and
threatened to kill him. She was committed
to Jail to await a hearing.
Mrs. Thomas H. Campbell and children
of this place have gone to Lancaster, ky
to spend several weeks visiting Mrs Camp
bells mother and other relatives.
The annual meeting of the Alumni Asso-
citation of Andrew Small Academy. at
Darnestown this county, will be held on
the academy campus next Thursday. FOL
lowing a pleasing program. which Will be-
gin at half-past 10, there Will be base bail.
tennis and other sports. large number of
former students patrons and friends OF the
institution are expected to attend.
Mr.. ]. Herbert Cissei of Colesville has
purchased the stock of the Farmers Supply
Company at Silver Spring and win assume
charge of the business August l.
The following are some of the recent
transfers of real estate in Montgomery
county: Charles f. Wood to Ben iamin +.
Seaton two lots at Woodmont: Edward c.
Peter. trustee. to Vernon II. Nicholson
thirty-four acres, S2,3a19O; Charles F. Will
son, trustee, to Mary j. Durant. lot at
Chevy Chase; James C. Holland to Mary
Brown go acres Robert G.. Hilton. treas
urer, to Willis b. Burdette, lot in Rock
Vile; Drummond Land Company to Mary
f. Boggs. lot at Drummond Agnes Mitch
ell to Benjamin +. Seaton, two lots at
Woodmont: Rosa Miller to Peter A. Drury,
seventeen acres: HeZekiah Trail to Edwin
NJ. West, two and a half acres near Rock
vile; Chevy Chase Land Company to Jul
Illus II. Hurst, two lots at Chevy Chase
Si.tZtbb, 1arl L. Law W Ilei oSit "iiSii.'
two lots at Kensington Park; Chevy Chase
Land Company to Edward X. DePuy. lot
at Chevy Chase SSSS.06; Mary J. Hosack to
James NJ Proctor, lot at Kensington; Rob-
ert G.. Hilton to Mary G. Pierce, lot at
Kens!ngton; Elizabeth A. Phair to Milton I.
Phelps. ten acres.
Miss Catharne E Cook of Chicago lis a
guest at t-e home of Prof. and Mrs. Willis
s. Moore near Rockville.
Mr. and Mrs John Wilbourne and Miss
Williams of Pine Bluff, Ark. are guests at
the home of Mrs. Alice A. Bouic here.
Mrs. William II. Waldo of Wilmington.
Del is visiting Mrs. Arthur B. Gleason at
this place.