Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1900-04-20
Sligo Items.

ShA0O AsSAAASs
Mr.. B. F. Peters has moved to Linden
from Washington, where he spent the winter
The Messrs Butts Bros. occupy a dwell.
ing in Sligo.
Mr.. Hartley Getting, an old resident al
White Oak, was paralyzed last Sunday and
is in precarious condition.
Mrs. M. j. Cagett is quite i'll at her home
at Linden.
The Rev. Mr.. Coslin preached at Wood.
side Chapel last Sunday to large congre.
cation. This was bis first sermon here and
his congregation was much impressed. He
is fluent speaker and we bespeak for him
a kindly welcome.
A new bridge has been placed over Long
Branch onthe road leadingfrom Silver Spring
to Avenel, and not before it was needed
The old one was in a dangerous condition.
The cost was $3.50, and was built by Mr..
Thomas G. Hardesty.
Ernest Shoots fell from a building and
severely injured himself. He Is improving
under the care Of DR.. Darling.
Mrs Nellie Joy, agek SO years, is seriously
i'll at the home Of Mrs. Columbus Joy, her
daughter -in.law. Owing to her extreme age
her physician has but little hopes of her re.
covery. She is the widow of John Joy,
whom she survives about 20 years.
A pretty wedding took place at Burnt
Mills last Wednesday at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Gates,
the contracting parties being Mr.. George
W. Talbot and Miss Laura V. Gates. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr.. Wolf.
The bride wore dove. colored suit and car.
ried bouquet of carnations, and the groom
wore the conventional black cloth. Many
useful and pretty presents were received by
the happy couple. The bride and groom
will reside at Burnt Mills. We wish them
a life of love and comfort.
Mr. Charles A. Harvey is visiting friends.
He spent the fall and winter in Philadelphia
April II, 1900. LEX SCRIPT.
Cedar Grove Items.
AlltI hPtil euOWGIS may uOWtTS,
and may every one OF your writers find the
pretty posies strewn along their pathway,
and with this Spring greeting let us have
some news
All our bellies had quite time trying to
see who could dye the prettiest variety of
eggs.
Mr.. L. M. Watkins is quite sick with
pneumonia. DR.. Deets Is attending him.
Miss Barbara Lightfnot, of Teneytown,
is visiting Mrs. Molie Riggs
Miss Elsie Johnston, of Buck Lodge, who
has beeG visiting her sister, has returned
home.
The oyster supper given by Mr.. J o. King
Saturday night was quite success, as there
was a large number in attendance.
Miss Pearl Watkins has returned home
after a charming visit to friends and rela.
tives in Washington.
Mr.. Jas Oden has gone to Mechanlcsvllle
to clerk for Mr.. Lew Burns.
Mr. George Miles has just opened his
Spring goods and is in his new store He
has one of the finest store rooms in the
county.
Mr.. Harry Burns has the contract to build
very fine residence at Washington Grove.
Mr.. Charles Bolton has all OF his Spring
goods displayed, and as he spends a few
days of each week in the city, he has the
real Washington styles.
The Kings Valley Band is having regu-
lar rehearsals and is ready to play on any
Mr.. James Barber spent last Sunday with
his brother in Laytonsvlle.
Miss Ethyl Page spent Saturday evening
with Miss S A. Young.
Mr. l.. ID. Watkins was in Annapolis last
week.
Mr.. S. + Pugh lie on the sick list.
Rev. Mr. Marsh will preach his last SER
mon Sunday at 3 p NJ.
April IS, 1900 THELMA.