Evening star., 1913-11-20
ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY
NEWS ITEMS AND NOTES
Miss Florence Veirs Becomes
Wife of F. B. Abert-Grand
Jury Adjourns.
ecial Correspondence Of The Star.

Special correspondence or Ihe Star.
ROCKVILLE. Md. November 20. 1913.
At the home of the brides parents. and
in presence of members of the two fam
lilies only Miss Florence Veirs. daughters
of Mr.. and MRS. Charles Veirs of this
vicinity. and Franklin B. Albert of this
place were married last evening, Rev.
Coolahan of st. Mary's Catholic Church,
Rockville. officiating. assisted by Rev.
Mcclure of Baltimore.
The bride was given in marriage by her
father. She was attended by Miss Dor
Othy Buckingham of Washington and her
sister Miss Fannie Veirs, as bridesmaids
The best man was Edward l.. Greene of
Rockville cousin of the bridegroom, and
the ushers were E. B. Prettyman of
Washington, a cousin of the bridegroom;
Clifton Veirs. brother of the bride, and
Robert L. Warfield of Rockville. and
Carlton Thomas of Roanoke. Va, cousin
of the bridegroom. The marches Were
played by Miss Mary Almoney of Rock
Vile
Following the ceremony a reception was
held. Later Mr.. and Mrs. Albert depart
ed for ten-day honeymoon trip. Mr..
Albert is the son of DR.. Charles Albert OF
Rockville.
Miss Allnutt Weds R. L. Warfield.
Miss Bessie May Allnutt, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Allnutt of Etchi-
son. this county. and Raymond L. War
field of the same locality were married
in Rockville yesterday, Rev. Mr.. Richard
son of the Southern NJ f. Church of
fciating.
Licenses to marry have been issued
to Raymond Henry Money and Miss
Josephine Steiner. both of Alexandria,
Va, and John NJ. Renehan and Miss
Margaret A. Woods, both of Baltimore.
The grand jury for the November term
of the circuit court for this county ad
journed yesterday afternoon, having been
in session nine days. Twenty-seven indict-
ments were found. two for murder, two for
assault with intent to kill, three for
assault with intent to rape, six for as
sault. six for larceny. one each for statu-
tory taking. disorderly conduct, forgery,
violation of local option law, bastardy
and malicious destruction of property, and
two for running traction engine on
state roads One hundred and fifty-five
witnesses were examined.
The report calls attention to the fact
that the present law against disorderly
conduct applies only to cases of disor-
derly conduct occurring on a public high
way, and suggests that the law be
amended. another law enacted max
ing pOSSlpfc the prosecutor VI pcTSoHS
guilty of dfsorderly conduct anywhere.
1t is also represented in the report that
numerous persons are doing business in
this county without having paid proper
licenses. and it is suggested that in
May of each year the deputy sherifts
and constables be required to ascertain
whether the merchants in their respective
sections have taken out the licenses re-
quired under the law, and report those
failing to do so.
According to report. the jurors care
fully inspected the county home, court
house and Jail. At the county home
inmates were found. all of whom
seemed happy. contented and well cared
for. and the farm ard buildings were
found to be in excellent condition. Four
teen prisoners were found at the Jail.
all males, ten of whom are colored and
four white. The building appeared to be
adequate for present purposes. and its
sanitary condition good. The report
that a watchman clock
be installed in the courthouse and
watchman employed to guard the vaiua-
hla raCordS IF the cOupty