Evening star., 1925-08-16
UPPER MARLBORO.

nounced the appointment OF Henry G..
Tignor Of Ashland, Va, as principal
Of the high school at Laurel, to sue
ceed Prof. Herbert Brown. who re-
signed to become principal of the high
school at Ellicott City, Md.
The county board of education this
week appointed Mallard Schaefer a
| member of the Bowie high school
building committee, and accepted the
recommendation of Mrs. Virginia Fitz-
simon of Lanham, that the school
there be painted inside and out by
John w. HoWser, for 1915
Children who attend the annual fair
OF the Southern Maryland Agricul-
| tural Fair Association here next
month, will be given credit for one
days school attendance, the board de-
cided
Contracts for transportation Of chill.
dfen to schools were renewed. as fol
lows: Baden. Clarence Thornburg.
WestWood-AshboX route; r. 4. Nay
lor, Woodville route. Brandywine:
Thomas Thorne, T. B. route; r. Wal
ton Lusby' Lusbys Gate route.
Piscataway Clinton A. Baden, Shar-
| perSVille route. Mullikin: Eugene
Sweeney, Florenville route; Richard
Hardesty. Governors Bridge route;
Julian White, Moore's Shop route.
The Osborne and Crees' Gate routes
! are TO be consolidated with a two-trip
| motor bus service and bids for the
contract viii be called for August 25.
q. +. Richardson was awarded the
| contract for transporting Upper Mari
poro nigh school students at 81 900 a
year Alfred Scheuch was awarded
| the woodward route for the Brent
wood School for two years at $1,000
a year. Bids for the Brady's corner
route Will be called for August Is.
and for the Queen Anne route, August
70. The Riverdale route contract Is
10 De left to the trustees for award.
For the Maryland Park school a
route from Forestville via Richie is
| 10 be established and bids will he
called for August %, at which time
also bids will be called for the SiIesia
and Friendly routes to the Oxon Hill
| consolidated school,
New Bridges Ordered.
| The county commissioners ordered
| the construction of bridges on the
road from Cedarville to Osborne sta.
ton. Other bridge work ordered in.
cluded: Repairing and widening Of the
bridge one-half mile north of Belts.
| Vile; building OF bridges on the road
| from the Maryland Experiment Sta.
| ton, College Park, to Daniels corner
and at HeuriCh's fish pond on the
| Colesvtlle road; repair of the Kiernau
bridge, Berwyn district; building OF =
bridge on the new road from Fort
| Foote to Livingston road. Oxon Hill
district; repair of bridge on Henson's
branch near Arnolds's, Surratts dis
trict. 1t was ordered that steel be
used in construction Of the Turner
bridge
George Wiseman was appointed "a
| collect dog license fees in Bladensburg
district.
The application OF Clinton Perrigo
| Surratts district, for appointment as
| constable was ordered advertised for
80 days.
Two bridges were ordered construct
ed on the Van Duesen road, Laurel
district
Orders passed by the Prince Georges
! County Orphans Court in session
here this week included: Appointing
Daniel B. Bushong executor of the
| estate OF his wife, Sallie g. Bushong
| with $4,000 bond: appointing S. Mar.
| win Peach administrator of Caroline
! Butler and Thomas Kelly Butler. with
| bond of 500 in each case: issuing
letters testamentary to J. Chew Sheriff
| in the estate of Annie +. Phillips
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| case was probated and under its terms
all property goes to father and
! mother, William and w. Rosa Phil.
| lips. Augustus Guy was appointed
| administrator estate OF Robert Guy,
with $4,000 bond. The will and Codicil
| of George II. F'rohlich, naming VII.
| linn A. DonCh executor, was admitted
! TO probate. Real estate and person
! atty of this estate are valued at S20,-
/ > j. -
! ordered issued to Rose A. Sellner Ship
| ley and James Henry Shipley in the
! estates of Mary Elizabeth Sellner and
| John Jacob Sellner.
! The final account of Anna II.
/ Iocum. administratriX Of the estate
! of John Bacigaluppi, was ordered
passed. Adrian p. Fisher was ap-
! pointed administrator of Thomas
/ Lucas. with 500 bond. The annual
! statement OF Ruth B. Mckenzie,
/ guardian OF the estate Of Richard
! Carlisle Mckenzie, infant. was ap-
proved and passed. Clinton Kent was
| appointed administrator of the estate
| of Elizabeth Kent, deceased, with
bond of 500. The first and final ac-
count of Raymond f. Baker. admin
! istrator of the estate of Laura T..
Baker, was passed.
Highway Near Completion.
| The Grain highway IS nearly com.
pleted between Upper Marlboro and
T. 3. A few hundred feet at Rosary
| Vile and a small portion near T. Is.
| only remain to be completed.
Mrs. Elmer c. Mayberry, Meadows.
| this county, attended the triennial as
sembly of the General Grand Chap
| ter, Order of the Eastern Star of the
| World, which closed today in To
| ronto. Canada.
A sacred musical recital will be
given at Mount Oak Church, Mitchell
Vile, tomorrow evening at S15
o'clock. It will be given by the
| Mount Oak Glee Club, assisted by the
Forest Male Quartet.
Charging cruelty and misconduct
and naming a correspondent, Adeline
/ Houchen Of this county has filed suit
| in the Circuit Court here for absolute
| divorce against Harry w. Houchen,
who is not now a resident of the
| State according to the bill. They
we're married in this county Decem-
Der %, 1922.
| Joseph s. Renoe has filed suit here
against Elinor Francis Renoe for alb
| solute divorce, alleging desertion.
They were married in Upper Marl-
| boro in June, 1903, and there are five
children, three of whom live with
| the plaintiff near this place. Gus
| tody Of the minor children is asked
| by plaintiff.