The Washington herald., 1921-06-22
ROCKVILLE

ROCKVILLE. Md, June 2l.-Jonh ..
Gillis, rs years old, weii-kno"n
farmer and for nifty years
ident of this countSr died last hish'
at his home near here. he is sur
vived by his wife, six dausnters
and Ave sons. The funeral arrange
ments have not been completed. Mr
ellis was q native Of Garroil Coun'
ty, Nd
The funeral of Mrs. Gertrude
Pope, wife of Benjamin Pope, o.
Baltimore, who died suddenly III
Washington, took place at the nome
of her mother, Mrs. Thomas Fyne.
near Poolesville, the Rev. Z. +.
/ wroth, rector of he Episcopal
| Church at Poolesville, ofhciating.
Burial was in the cemetery at Bealls-
vile.
Miss Marian e. Story, Of Boston,
Mass, and William G. Carver, Oh
| Hilton village, Va. were married
here today by the Rev. P. Rowland
Wagner, pastor of the Baptist
Church.
The Rev. John e. Fort, of Wash
ington, ofhciated at the marriage
a few days ago of Miss Olive M.
Collins, of Bethesda, this county, and
Frank w. Brady. of Washington. at
the home of the bride.
Miss Sallie Arnold, of Tennessee,
and Charles Elmer Stevens, of this
vicinity, were married a few days
ago at Chevy Chase. the Rev. John
w. Austin, rector of the Chevy
Chase Episcopal Church, ofhciating
Sheriff George E. Nicholson, Whose
term expires next fall, is said to
be a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for county commission
er from the Fifth collection dis
trict to succeed Commissioner Od"-
rion w. Roby, who Soes not desir'
reelection. Lacey Shaw and Geors'
F. Bonifant. jr., are already In th'
field.
The supervisors of elections. Law
renee B. Riggs, J. Furr White ant
|. Mortimer o. Stabler, have appointed
, the following to serve as officer'
of registration. the frst-named be
ing a Democrat and the other
Republican,:
Laytonsville district: Board No.
I-Roger Hawkins and Frank Dwyer
Board No. George e. White ans
william d. Bell. Clarksburg dis
| trict: Board No. &c. Jasper Priv
and ]. william Johnson. Board No
4 2-Webster v. Burdette and JohI
r. Reffett Poolesville district: 10
4
lard. Rockville district: First pre-
cinct. Board No. William D. Clarl
. and ]. Gardiner Darby. Board No.
|. Wallace E. Ricketts, and Enocl
4 c. Ramey Second precinct-Harr!
s. Beall and Urban Wagner. Coles
vile district: Board No. 1-wilsol
G. Johnson and Henry c. CLANCY
Board No. Putnam F. Brian an
Charles A. Schell. Darnestown dis
trict-John N. Richter and Rober
E. Crawford. Bethesda district
First precinct-Richard c. DruI
Hunt and Henry Latterner. Sec
ond precinct-James A. Kelliher an
Vernon E. West Third precinct
Daniel Collins and Edward
Crockett. Olney district: First pre-
cinct-Calvin Brady and George +
Jones. Second precinct-William
Jones and Charles r. Hartshorn
Gaithersburg district: First precint
j. Thomas. Martin and John v
Case. Second precinct-Charles ]
Becraft and J. William Garrett Pc
tomac district-Mrs. John G. Stor
and Mrs. John L. Ball. Barnesvill
district. Beard No. 1-R. Fran
Gibson and W. Windsor Hodge
Board No. Frank A. Pearre an
A. Clinton Brown. Damascus di,
trict-Ottie L. Moxley and Wilhal
Fl. Burdette. Whearon distric
= First precinct-Lewis B. F. Graevl
and Charles e. Dwyer. Second pr,
\ cinct: Board No. IF. Paul Clar
and Edward W. Birgfeld. Boar
No. edward D. Jones and F.
Fowler. Third precinct-Richard
Green and Vernon L. Kefauve
Fourth, precinct-Board No. IL
Edison Rogers and e. Norman Jacl
son. Board No. Earl H. Burdir
and Lisle Morrison.
The registrars for Potomac di
trict-Mrs. Stone and Mrs. Ball-al
the first women to be named as ele,