Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-29
AND COUNTY

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Nd, October 2S.-Aiiss
Emmalee Catharine Hines. daughter Of
and Harry u. Musgrove of Brookville
were married this evening at the home
Of the brides parents, the ceremony
being performed by Rev. Henry H. Mars
den, rector of the Episcopal Church at
Olney, in the presence Of small, COM
pany of relatives and friends Of the
couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Williams Of
Poolesville have announced the engage
ment Of their daughter, Miss Carrie
Wheeler Williams. and Edwin r: Allnuttt;
jr., of Jacksonville. The marriage will
take place November 8 at the home OF the
brides parents.
The county commissioners have APP
pointed John T. Hardy to reassess all
real estate in the town of kensington, as
directed by the state tax commission.
He was named in place of Daniel I.
Clark, resigned.
The county board of education has in
structed Miss Mary Magruder. county
attendance officer to begin the enforce
ment Of the school attendance law No
vember /. Miss Magruder has been at
work since the beginning of the school
year explaining the law to teachers,
pupils and parents. and next Wednesday
against all who ignore its requirements.
A democratic mass meeting was held
in the town hall at Poolesviile this even
ing. 1t was presided over by Alexander
G.. Carlisle, chairman of the democratic
state central committee for the county
and was addressed by James M. Cath-
cart, secretary to Senator Fletcher OF
Florida and president of the wilson Mar
shall Club of Georgetown University Law
School, and Alexander Kilgour and VIII
tap prpttyInHn
Harry T. West has been appointed tax
assessor for Darnstown district in place
Of George r. Rice, resigned.
Transfers of real estate were re-
corded in the office of the clerk of the
circuit court here during the week, as
follows: Leigh Hunt to William ID.
Straight, 245 acres: James S. Clark to
Paul Taylor. so acres: Milo G. Coplen to
Humphrey to James F. Woodward. s1a
acres; Leigh Hunt to William d.
Straight. 241 acres; Philip ID: Lara,
trustee. TO Berry e. Clark, % acres;
Clark, 1914 acres: Abraham stearman
to James 3. Lambert, 10t2 acres; Edgar
Merson to Bernard c. Beall, Az acres
Mamie +. Downs to Lawrence H. Price,
l acre; William F. Gather, sheriff. TO
Maggie Burgdorff, ISL " acres; r. Hoit
Easley to James H. Cissel, lot at Silver
Spring; John L. Walker to Annie Byrne.
lot at Browningsville; William NJ. Ter
, rell to Charles Z. Wire, lot at kensing-
ton; Joseph w. Shade to Mary A. Stew =
art. lot at Hill Crest; James L. TAFT to
Martha r. Duehring. lot in American
University Park; Henry J. Harris to
| David L. Wing. lot at Chevy Chase:
Flora F. Broughton to John 1mirie. lot
at Chevy Chase; Charles T. Nicholson
to Horace Mills, lot at kensington'
| Benjamin J. Madert to William M.
Wales, lot at Glen Echo: Chevy Chase
to Great Falls Land Company to Clara
! H. Lawrence. property in Bradley Hills;
, Alfred Baker to George F. Howe. lot
at Oakmont.
Charles A. Douglas and Joseph w:
Cox of Washington were the principal
! speakers at a democratic mass meeting
in the town hall here this evening. The
meeting was held under the auspices
Of the Rockville Wilson, Marshall.
Lewis and Etchison Club and was pre-.
sided over by Charles w. Prettyman OF
Rockville. A large crowd attended.