The Washington times., 1922-06-28
.v0T|hGJUDGES
.INMONTGONERY
AREDES|GNATED
Board fofl Supervisors of Elso'
tions Names Polls Officers
: For County.

ROCKVILLE, Nd. June .2s.--
The board Of supervisors Of cleo.
tions--Laurason b. Riggs, jr.. J.
Furr White and Frank Dwysr-has
| announced the appointment OF the
following TO serve as judges at this
years primary and general slec;
tions. the first.nafied In each case
being a Democrat and the other a
Republican: .a
Laytonsviile district, polling place
No. 1-George e. Gather and
George W. Howes; No. 2--Downey
Williams and Carson w. Pope.
Clarksburg, No. 1-Delaney King
and Samuel H. Browning; No. -
Harold NJ. Thompson and Joseph T.
Pooissville-waiter W. Pyies and
Usher Charlton. :.
Rockville. First precinct. No. l.
George @. Earp and John A. Eng.
land; No. 2--Clarence e. Anders and
stauzy L. King: Second precinct
Thomas N. Bailey and George F.
Garrett. '.' ." g-5.Nr-s
coiesvilie, No. 1--Frank L. Wilson
and Samuel Bonds No. 2-Alfred M.
carp and James N. Feathers. -
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .. AtWOOu
| and william II. Ward. " 81
Bethesda. First precinct. No. l.
Stanley 'Everhart and Joshua z
Broadhurst;, No. 2-Charles H Rem
shaw and Aaron Fell; Second pre-
cinct-J Edhar sohl and Burr n
Collins and Henry c. Arnold.
Olney, precinct No. 1--Nicholas
r. Griffith and Tarlton b. Stabler:
precinct No. 2-Jamcs w. Brown
and lafayette NJ. Dwyer.
Gaithersburg, precinct No. l.
Charles r. Hogan and Harold l.
Kingsley; precinct No. samuel A
Gioyd and Luther H. Crawford.
Potomac--Carter Clagett and Mrs
Jennie Sullivan. + -
Barnsviile, No. l--John 9. Gott
and Lawrence L. Cecil: No. 2-W. C.
Brown and c. II. Grimes.
Damascus, No, 1--Jessie II. Nichol.
son and Samuel v. Broadhurst: No.
Wv. H. Darby and James r. King
Wheaton, First precinct-R. c.
Windham and Parker l.. Weller;
Second precinct, No. 1-Abner II.
Hardesty and John J. Dolan: No. =
John M. Falconer and Abram Moore:
Third precinct-James p. Raney and
Alfred l.. Geiger; Fourth precinct,
No. III. w. Scherger and Charles
c. Galloway; No. Mrs. Margaret
N. Stauffer, and Mrs. Bertha Z.
Foulke.
Rev. o. c. Barnes, for the last
nine years pastor Of the Rockville
Christian Church. and Mrs. Barnes,
who will leave within the next few
days for Baltimore. where Mr..
Barnes will take charge Of church
July I. were rendered a farewell
reception at the church Monday
evening, many members of the
various churches Of the town at
tending. Guy Lee Carter, an elder
Of the church. presided. and ad-
dresses were delivered by the Rev.
p. Rowland Wagner. pastor OF the
Baptist Church; the Rev. Nolan
b. Harmon. tr.. pastor OF the Metho-
dist Church. and others. Mr..
Barnes was given o handsome pres
ent by his congregation. the pre-.
sentation speech being delivered by
the Rev. Or. Taylor. Mr.. Barnes
spoke briefly, expressing his ap-
probation Of the gift and Of the
nice things said about him during
the evening. Refreshments were
served.
Governor Ritchie has appointed
8. Mehrle Haines q notary public
for Laytonsville district, this
county. and he has subscribed to
the oath of office before the clerk
Of the circuit court here.
Miss Elizabeth Burgess and John
E. Burgess. both Of Washington,
were married in Rockville Monday
afternoon by the Rev. r. Rowland
Wagner. pastor Of the Baptist
Church, at the home Of the minis.
ter In making application for the
license, the couple stated that while
OF the same surname they were not
related.
= In memory of her father. the
late Brainard II. Warner, sr.. Mrs.
Mary Warner Cooke. Of Washing
ton. viii present q pipe organ to
Warner Memorial Presbyterian
Church at Kensington, this county.
The instrument will, II 10 stated. be
installed in the fall.
The church building and site
were q gift OF Mr.. Warner. who
was long associated with the church.
The trustees have notified Mrs.
Cooke that the gift will be gladly
accepted and much appreciated.
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