Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1896-12-18

Mr.. j. Hilleary Bogley me with pain.
full accident at his home uel ar this place.
Saturday while engaged In hauling odder
the horses attached to the wd gon on which
he was seated became frightened and ran
away, throwing Mr., Bogley violently 70 the
ground and breaking bone 10 one of hi3 legs
between the knee and ankle. Dr. So
street was at once summoned and reuaered
surgical assistance Mr.. B0sley received
no other injury Of a serious character. He
is likely to be conhneI &c the house for
several weeks.
The steel bridge across Little Senaca creek,
near Boyd's, which is being erected for the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroa Company by
the Pennsylvania Steel Com amy, OF Steel.
ton, Pa, will be completed by December
Goth. This bridge is about 500 feet long
and 100 feet high and is strong and we'll
finished structure. 1t was designed by Mr..
]. E. Griener, of Baltimore. The bridge is
on very sharp curve and the difficulties of
construction are greater on that account.
Mr.. NJ. W. Wisler is foreman in charge for
the steel company.
1.-THE Ladies' Home Journal, \ published
at Philadelphia by the Curtis Publishing
Company, is monthly periodical that we
hope will ere long find its wayFnto every
American home. The unexcellei charac-
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Methodist Protestant Church, near sunshine,
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OF Brookeville, this county. Inc chufch was
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dies. The ushers we're; Charles u. hoi-
land, brother OF the bride, and H. dlllis o"-
ings, brother OF the groom. Inc pride wore
fawn broadcloth with velvet ana lace TRIM
mings and hat to match and carried La
France roses. Mr.. and Mrs. owlngs TOOK
train from Ellicott City Tor a Northern
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There were two burglaries in henslngton
last week. On Thursday evening the store
of Mr.. w. ]. Hopkins was entered by cut
ting a glass from the front door, and cigars,
tobacco canned goods. shoes, underwear,
&C.. taken. The money drawer was pred
omen. but fortunately no money had been
left in IL This ia the second time Mr.. Hop
king store has been entered within year j..
Fr;dav night the Methodist parsonage was
entered, but the thieves were not so fortu-
nate. A blind between the back porch and
the nantrv was broken and the thieves sue
ceeded In gaining an entrance. Fortunately
Mr. Moore had locked the doors leading
from the pantry, and they could get no fur
Their. Both robberies are supposed to have
been committed by the same parties. Ken
sington has lately been infested by gang of
tramps who have camp in the woods near
the b. and O. railroad, and it is believed
that they are the thieves. Measures will be
taken to drive them away from the place.
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