Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-24
ROCKVILLE, MD.
Special Correspondence OF the Star.

ROCKVILLE, Md, July %, 1910.
Prof. Earle r. Wood, county superin-
tendent of public schools. has announc-
ed that. as result of the recent ex-
aminations held here. the following viii
be awarded certificates of eligibility to
teach in the public schools of Montgom-
cry county:
Misses Isabel E. Jones, Elizabeth r.
Luhn, Myrtle NJ Sponseller. Margaret
l. Darby, Gertrude l.. Leakin. Lula Il.
Colt, Jane Williams, Ada Il. Martz, Luz
ellie ID. Welsh, Sue a. Collins, Florence
Conroy, Deborah J. Burdette. L. Elgin
Clark. Hildah May Benson. Frances z.
English, F. Aline Crowl, Varina d. Coe,
Katherine E. Ricketts,. Emma Offutt.
Ethel Spates, Elsie l. Schwering, Pearl
Thomas Margaret Martin and Lavilla
McCord and Mr.. W. Earl Anderson.
The school commissioners have con-
firmed the appointments of Eleanor NJ.
| Oracle. Deborah J. Burdette, Beulah II.
| Cobb and Clark F. Brown as princi-
| pals of the schools at Neelesville, Snouf-
| fers. Montrose and Clarksburg, respect
| lively, and have appointed the following
assistant teachers:
Miss Lula b. Gott, Kensington School:
| Miss Lillian Baker, Clagettsville; Miss
Maude Ashton, Browningsville; Miss
| Ida S. Dove, Germantown; Miss Eliza
beth Griffith, Poolesville; Miss Estelle
Batson. Burtonsville, and Miss Sallie L.
Brooke. vice principal of Sandy Spring
High School.
Mrs. Ida p Stabler has resigned as
vice principal of the Sandy Spring
High School to become supervisor or
( the primary schools of Talbot and
Caroline counties, and Miss Hiidah May
Benson has resigned as principal or the
school at Middebrooke
Miss Elton Mary Cockrell and Will
| liam Burton Entwisle, both of Alex
andria, Va, were married in Rockville
yesterday afternoon by Rev. Thomas }.
| Packard, rector of Christ Episcopal
Church, the ceremony taking place at
the rectory.
| The county commissioners have di-
rected their attorney, w. Outerbridge
| Spates. to institute suit at once against
are in arrears. About $4,000 in taxes
| of this character are due the county
| for the years 1906, 1907, 1908 and 1903.
and Attorney Spates says he will pro-
| coed to collect just as he would any
other debt.
Mrs. Elizabeth GROIN, wife Of Thomas
| Crown, died at her home at Hunting
Hill, this county, after long illness.
| She was about sixty years old and is
survived by her husband and several
children The funeral took place yes
| terday from the NJ. E. Church at Hunt
| ing Hill.
The activity in Montgomery county
real estate continues and valuable
| ing hands daily. Among the latest
transactions of Importance are the sales
of the Adar Brooke farm OF 100
acres on the Rockville Norbeck road,
to Edward c. Peter and Thomas VIM
son of Rockville. and the w. w. Ander-
son farm of 179 acres, near Bethesda
Park. to Clarence u. and oliver +. he
| fouver Of that vicinity. Wilbur 3
Day. Rockville's assistant postmaster,
mas bought from Judge James E. Hen
| derson a house and lot near the center
| of Rockville and will at once remodel
the building for his residence. other
| recent transfers recorded in the office
| of the clerk Of the circuit court here
are the following:
Chevy Chase Land Company to
Beance l.. Pattison, part of lot in Chevy
Chase; Chevy Chase Land Company to
Chevy Chase: Mabel r. Wilcox to
| George b. Abrams, lot in Takoma Park:
Constance l.. Meyer to George ".
Emery, two lots in Glen Echo; Matte
b. Dewitt to II. p. Ware, lot in Glen
Barton, lot in Woodmont: Henry F. At
Gibson to r. Holt Easley, lot in Silver
Spring Park: George I. Richards to
Ellen s. V. Motter, lot near Chevy
f. Phillips, lot in Kenilworth; Grace
A. L. Walker to Seaman Raynor. lot in
Kenilworth; Grace A. L. Walker to
John C. Moore, lot in kenilworth.
examination the county public schooi
commissioners have awarded free
scholarships as follows: Western Mary
land College, Harry S. Beall; Maryland
Agricultural College, Henry Stanier'
Charlotte Hall Academy, avid S. Wa
tiers; State Normal School, Misses Mar
garet Watkins Carrie Bodemer and
Mary Thompson.
Walter Magruder has been appointed
a constable for Wheaton district IN
place of Joseph w. Quinter, resigned.