Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-22
ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.
Plans for Annual Meeting Of the Anti
Saloon League.

Saloon League.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, July 81, 1907.
The annual meeting Of the Montgomery
County Anti-Saloon League, which will be
held at Washington Grove August IA, prom
ises to be one of the greatest gatherings of
temperance workers ever assembled in
Montgomery county. The Good Templars
of the county are. arranging to turn out en-
masse, and every effort is being made to
have all other temperance organizations and
religious societies largely represented. Todd
Hall. the noted evangelist. will be among
the speakers. and others who will address
the gathering are Rev. r. H. Smith, Rev.
j. E. James. Albert E. Shoemaker, State
Superintendent w. H. Anderson and others.
help enliven the occasion. A feature that
is expected to prove interesting Is chill
dren's meeting IN the afternoon, which will
be under the direction of Rev. ]. e. James
of the arrangements is composed of Rev.
Thomas J. Packard chairman; Rev. ]. E.
James, E. Wilson Walker. Albert E. Shoe
maker. j. w: Boyer. The music will be
under the direction Of Prof. E. Wilson
Walker of Gaithersburg.
The following are some of the recent
transfers of real estate in this county:
n Columbus Harper to Sandy Spring
Henry w. Ofutt to Mary w. Leet. lot at
Friendship Heights; Chevy Chase Land
Company to Barry Mohun lot at Chevy
Chase. $3.7125O; Job Harris to William w.
Breneman, lot at Oakmont; Chevy Chase
Land Company to Jefferson D. Thompson.
lot at Chevy Chase. S1,912; Laura A. Baltz-
ley to Clarence E. Baltzley, five lots at
Glen Echo Abram r. Wingate to Kitty H.
G. Wingate. 6 40 acres, S3,346; Chevy
Chase Land Company to George H. Chand-
lee. three lots at Chevy Chase. S5,S43.40:
Chevy Chase Land Company to George w.
Reik. lot at Chevy Chase, s17O0; John A.
Ray to Mamie Ray 30 2-5 acres; John NJ
Davis to James S. ]. Clark, part of Perry s
Level; Augustus Stabler to George Askins
two acres.
The annual picnic and tournament for the
benefit of ST. Mary's Catholic Church at
Barne sville. this county, will be held on
Tuesday. This is one of the county's long
established institutions and IS annually at
tended by "a large gathering from all sec
tons of the county and other places.
The following have been appointed to
serve as judges and clerks at the repub-
lican primary election to be held in this
county next Saturday.
Laytonsville dStrict-John Ward and
James H. Barber. judges: William d. Bell
and Henry H. Griffith. clerks.
Clarksburg-Joseph c. 10y and A. B.
Thompson, judges; Jesse T. Baker and
Zachariah Woodfield, clerks.
Poolesville-Patrick Hebron and Levin
Hall, judges; Ernest G.. Willard and Charles
Willard clerks.
ROckvile-William Skillman and Joseph
Hicks. judges; Lewis G. Johnson and Simon
Smith. clerks. Second precinct ohm 8.
ellis and Vernon Hill. judges: Edmund w.
Nj, nday and Walter Smith. clerks.
Colesvile-Howard NARROW and John w.
Lancaster, judges; j. Janney Shoemaker
and Charles l.. Johnston, clerks.
Darnestown-James F. Purdum and E. H.
Darby. judges; j. w. Garrett and ]. G.
Ward. clerks.
Bethesda-A. G. Buhrman and Thomas E.
Robertson, judges; Wildred E. Roach and
w. T S. Curtis, clerks.
Olney-First precinct: Not named Sec
ond precinct: William E. Brown and
Charles H. Shaw, judges; L. M. Dwyer and
James II. Brown, clerks.
enthusiastically. w. Kinney and E. D.
Kingsley, judges; John c. Burns and Will
liam Teepe clerks.
Potomac-Charles G: Mcdonald and John
w. Lynch. judges Elmer Slater and G. H.
Ball, clerks.
Barnesville-Henry L. Black and Daniel
Diggns. judges: James w. Burdette and
John N.-Hager, clerks.
Wheaton-First precinct: Thomas Parker
and J. w. Townsend, judges; ]. H. Massey
and George Curran. clerks. Second pre-
cinct: Gilmore D. Holmes and Edward w.
Bryne. judges; William p Wilson and
James r. Lusby. clerks. The officer of
registration for each precinct will also serve
a judge.