Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1912-08-02
Judges and Clerks of
Election.
Rockville, Nd, July 1e. 1912.


The Supervisors of Elections for Mont
gOmery county have appointed the follow
ing to serve as judges and clerks of
election, the first-named judge and clerk
in each precinct and district being Re-
publicans, the others Democrats
Laytonsville district Henry II. Griffith,
Laytonsville, and L. E. Riggs, Laytonsville,
judges William d. Bell. Laytonsville, and
Lloyd c. Colliflower, Gaithersbure. r. F. D.,
clerks
Clarksburg District. William johnson,
Clarksburg, and William E. King, Kings
Valley. judges; James F. Purdum, Clarks-
burg, X. F. d., and Robert L. Hickerson,
Germantown, clerks
POolesville district--Usher Charlton,
Poolesville, and Samuel D. Byrd. Dawson
vile, judges; VIM. j. Compiler, POolesvilIe,
and Edgar L. Chiswell, POolesville, clerks.
Rockville district-frst precinct, j. Som
erville Dawson, Rockville, and Winfred E.
Berry, Rockville. judges Theron E. Smith,
Rockville, and Geo. A. M. Kelchner Rock
vile, clerks. Second precinct, j. Gardiner
Darby, Rockville. and Thomas N. Bailey,
Rockville. judges; Urban N. Wagner, Rock
vile, and Claiborne H. Mannar, Rockville
clerks.
COlesville district--Samuel S. Bond,
Spencerville, and Edmund C. Davis, Coles
vile, judges Francis S. Mcleod, Beltsville,
and o. W. Robey, Silver Spring. r. F. D. 2,
clerks.
Jamestown district Philip Darby, SEN
eca, and Charles G. DuFief, Gaithersburg,
R. F. d.. judges; F. R. Martin, German
town, and Thos. d. Darby. Seneca, clerks.
Bethesda Observation-Disclosures A. Brad
dock Friendship Heights, and M. Wilson
Ofutt, Bethesda, judges; Edward E.
Crockett, Bethesda, and Leroy Lochte, Be-
thesda. clerks.
Olney district-first precinct, Clarence B.
T. Carroll. Silver Spring, R. F. D., and Geo.
L. White, Rockville, r. F. ID. S, judges r.
R. Moore, Sandy Spring, and Nicholas R,
Griffith, DerwOOd, X. F. d., clerks Second
precinct. L. NJ. Dwyer, Brookeville, and
Frank Musgrove. Brookeville. judges; J.
Janney Shoemaker, Ashton, and William
P. JONES' Brookeville, clerks.
Gaithersburg district Eldridge ID. KINGS
ley, Gaithersburg, and Samuel B. Briggs,
Gaithersburg, judges; Harold L. Kingsley,
Gaithersburg, and Edmund L. Amiss, Gath
ersburg, clerks.
Potomac district-Chas. X. Stone, Rock
vile, r. F. d. 2, and Thomas f. jackson,
Potomac, judges; John W. Lynch, Cabin
John, and Harrison Myers, Rockville, R. F.
D., clerks.
GAINESVILLE district-A. Clinton Brown,
Sellman, and Isaac N. Emmert, Comus,
judges Charles o. Robertson, GAINESVILLE.
and Daniel 7. Shreve. Dickerson, clerks.
Damascus district-Samuel V. Broad
hurst. Browningsville, and James B. Haw-
kins, Gaithersburg, R. F. D., judges: James
W. Burdette, Mt Airy, R. F. D., and Archie
W. Souder, Damascus, clerks.
Wheaton district-frst precinct, Frank
D. Stubs, Rockville, r. F. d. 8, Judge
Ralph NJ Hendricks, Kensington, and VIM.
A. Fidler, Rockville. r. F. d. 8, clerks.
Second precinct. P. II. Pattison, Silver
Spring, r. F. d. and William H. Elder, Sill
yer Spring, judges; c. Condict, Silver
Spring, and Oliver H. P. Clark, Jr., Silver
Spring, clerks
The above are directed to appear before
the Supervisors of Elections, in Rockville.
on Tuesday, August IS. 1912, at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ, for examination and to subscribe to
the oath Of office.
THOMAS VINSON.
MAURICE NJ BROWNING.
WILLIAM II. WADE,
Supervisors of Elections.
july i9-St