Evening star., 1911-06-07
NEWS Of ROCKVILLE
AND THE COUNTY
Officers of Registration Ap-
pointed by Board of EIec-
tion Supervisors.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Nd, June


ROCKVILLE. Md, June !, 1911
After organizing by electing William
H. Wade president. John w. Williams
the board of supervisors of elections for
Montgomery county. which is composed
of Messrs. Wade and William H. Grif-
fifth. democrats. and Thomas Vinson, re-
publican, yesterday appointed the fol-
lowing officers of registration for the
various districts of the county, the first
named In each district being a demo-
crat. the other a republican:
Laytonsvlle-Z NJ. Waters. jr, and
Luther NJ. Duvall.
Clarksburg-Webster " Burdette and
William w. Dronenburg.
Poolesville-Joseph ~ Darby and
Charles V. Willard.
Rockville-First precinct. Calvin Hicks
and Albert s. Dalbey: second precinct.
Washington D. Waters and John NJ.
Heagy.
Colesville-wilson G. johnson and
Henry c. CLANCY.
Darnestown-Julian Griffith and j.
Bethesda-Warren V Magruder and
Lewis keiser.
Olney-First precinct. Francis Snowden
and George H. Jones: second precinct.
1>o ui doOi II. ANI6SS SudTIcS l1dTlS-
horne.
Gaithersburg-Perry A. Gloyd and John
W. Case.
Potomac-Charles E. HiSgins and John
L. Ball.
Barnesviile-Lloyd L. Jones and Will
liam w. Hodges.
Damascus-Richard H. Stanley and Will
liam III. Burdette
wheaton-Ffrst precinct. Lewis B. F.
Graeves and Upton B. Mackall; second
precinct, Hugh O'Donnell and Edward
w. Birgfeld.
| The officers of registration will also
serve as judges at the primary and gen.
eral elections.
| Golden Wedding Anniversary.
| The f1ftieth anniversary Of the marriage
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Monday was
celebrated al their home here last even
ing, when their children and grandchil-
dren, their only great-grandchild. the lit
tie son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry j. Och
| mann of Washington. and few Rock
| vile friends were their guests for several
| hours A supper was served. and the cou-
| pie were presented with a number of
| handsome gifts.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
| Thomas F. Monday and Mr.. and Mrs
| Albert Monday of Annapolis. Mr. and
Mrs John Monday and children. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry j. Oehmann and child OF
| Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund W.
| Monday and children Mr. and Mrs
George Fry and children. Mrs. Bernard
| Monday. jr.. and children. Edward Ward
and children. Rev. and Mrs. Thomas ].
| Packard and Rev. and Mrs. William D.
keene of Rockville and vicinity.
Mr. Monday is eighty-three years old
and his wife nine years younger, and both
enjoy splendid health. They were mar
| ried near rockville by Rev. Or. Russell
who was rector of Christ Episcopal
lived in or near Rockville. Before her
marriage Mrs. Monday was Miss Mary
o. Bevans. Mr.. Monday was born In
| Germany. but has been in this country
sixty-three years. For many years he
| was engaged in farming. but retired from
active business several years ago and re-
moved to Rockville. During the admins
| tration of President Harrison he held an
| important position in the internal revenue
| service.
Mr.. and Mrs Monday are among Rock
ville's most esteemed residents.
Burglars Loot Store.
| The store OF Perrie e. Waters, a
Germantown. this county. Was broken
into Monday night and goods Of the
| value of $50 stolen. Entrance was gained
| by smashing a large window in the front
| of the building. Sheriff Welt and Dep
uty Sheriff Whipp spent several hours
yesterday WORKING on the case ana eX-
pect to make arrests today.
The charge of murder against Frank
Lee. colored. who shot and killed John
Jackson, aged ten years. also colored. on
| the farm Of Charles Allnutt. near SEN
eca, this county. the 7th Of May. was
dismissed by Justice Reading in the po.
lice court here yesterday. Lee. who Il
fifteen years old and a cripple. was the
only witness. He svore that he got the
gun to shoot q crow and that just as he
fired the Jackson boy ran around the
corner Of the barn and received the load
in hts leg. The injured boy died several
days later in a Washington hospital.
l Mrs. Mary Agnes Kelley, wife OF Johr
N Kelley, died shortly before noon yes
terday at her home at Garrett Park, this
county, aged about fifty years. Al
though she had been i'll about q week
her death was unexpected. Surviving
her are her husband. two sons and 9
daughter.