Evening star., 1909-05-16
ROCKVILLE, MD.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md. Nav Is. ]

ROCKVILLE, Md, May Is, 1900.
More than one hundred public school
teachers Of the county and q number Of
other persons interested in school work
attended the semi-annual meeting Of the
Montgomery County Teachers Associa-
tion. In the courthouse here today. Prof.
Ira C. Whitacre. principal OF the Gath
ersburg school, presided. and Mrs. Clara
v. Mace. assistant teacher at the Sandy
Spring school. served as secretary. DR..
T. L. Lewis. president Of Western Mary
land College, delivered an address on
Logic Prof. Earle B. Wood. county
superintendent Of public schools, also
spoke, his remarks dealing principally
the schools Others who spoke or con-
tributed papers were Prof. Roger J.
Whiteford. principal Of the Rockville
High School. and Misses Hattie ]. Mont
gomery. Beulah Fawcett. Mary e. kel-
ley. Mary c. Davis. Maude e. Dugent. E.
Pace.
Gov. Crothers has appointed the fol-
lowing delegates from Montgomery
county to the National Good Roads Con-
gress in Baltimore May 1s. 10. 20 and 2l:
Spencer c. Jones. Edward c. Peter. Dan
lei w. Baker. Allan Farquhar. Brainard
H. Warner. DR.. Edward Wootton, Bowie
F. Waters, Wilson B. Tschieffely, Robert
g. Hilton. z. NJ. Waters, jr.. Timothy
Cavanaugh. Joshua Riggs. Dewalt J..
Canby. E. Burton. John Bonifant. James
H. Offutt, Hamilton Lougnborough, Ken
meth Waters. Richard c. D. Hunt. Jonn
H. Janney. Charles F. Kirk. Gideon
Briggs. Maj. John Mcdonald. William e..
Brewer. David Hershey. NJ. B. Kenney.
Rufus Purdum, Noah Watkins. G. o. B.
Cissel. John E. Duvall and DR.. Bready.
In connection with the annual COM
mencement exercises Of Rockville Acau-
emy, In the opera house here the even
ing Of June 2. the Tooth anniversary Of
Forest ]. Prettyman. presiding elder Of
Washington district Of the Southern
Methodist Church, an a1umnus of the
academy and at one time member of
the faculty. will be among those who
will deliver addresses
DR.. C. II. Mannar of Rockville. health
officer Of Montgomery county. delivered
an address at the Rockville High School
yesterday afternoon on tuberculosis. He
spoke in the interest of the Social Serv-
Ice League, recently organized here to
fight tuberculosis, and pointed out the
importance of the work. Similar ad-
dresses were delivered by other physi-
clans in various sections OF the county.
Some Of the recent transfers Of real
estate in this county are as follows:
Chevy Chase Land Company to Thomas
Conrad, lot at Chevy Chase. $3.50: An
nile NJ. Renshaw to Edward ]. Stell-
wagen 10 rs acres near Bethesda: James
B. Henderson to George A. Armes. 100
acres; z. G.. Cooley to Lawrence A CHS
well, property at Dckerson, s.. 500: Harry
NJ Martin to Ida e. Ward, lot near
Chevy Chase: Lee NJ. Lpscomb to Will
liam o. Dash. lot at Gaithersburg. $500;
Emma W. Bingham to Catharine r. W..
Kern. property at Garrett Park: Charles
H. GLADDEN. to Benjamin G. Flournoy, lot
at Norwood Heights: Louise c. Wilson
to Bruce Cleveland, lot at Norwood
Heights: Lisle Morrison to Homer c..
Skeels. three lots at Takoma Park, $4,000;
Florence p. Percy to Owen T. Reeves,
property at Takoma Park. $4.38S; Cnevy
Chase Land Company to Charles D.
Cugle. property at Chevy Chase $5.565 a; /;
Hattie Christman to James 7. Bogley, lot
at Woodmont: Benjamin F. Leighton to
Cynthia N. Dowell. ten lots at Woodside !:
Charles F. Haden to James II. Mcken-
ney, four lots at Forest Glen: Richard e.
Seek to Mary G. Lewis. lot at Norwood
Heights; Chevy Chase Land Company to
Danna NJ. Mountford, lot at Chevy Chase.
$1,738.72: Chevy Chase Land Company
to Charles w. Henkle. lot at Chevy
Chase 1857. so.
John A. Garrett, former mayor Of Glen