Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1901-10-18
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Town and Country.


At McCullough's Rockville House the
oyster season began on Monday. Oysters
10 all styles served.
For lice on stock, for all running sores,
for disinfectant and antiseptic, use "Anti.
vermine," for sale only at Fearons Phar.
macy.
Mr.. Allan r. Kidd and Miss Gertrude
Webster, both of Wisconsin, were married
here last Tuesday afternoon by Rev. s. r.
White.
Mr.. Luther M. Ofutt, of this county, and
Miss Katherine Seager, of Washington, were
married at st. Matthew'S Church, in that
city, on Tuesday.
The marriage of Miss Louise Emma Barns
ley, Of Oakdale, this county, to Mr.. Harry
G. Williams, of Olney, is announced to take
place on October 23rd.
Mr.. John e. West, Of this place, has been
appointed trustee BY the Court TO complete
the collection of taxes in the place Of How.
ard A. Garrett, deceased.
Mr.. Wilson Offutt, Of Bethesda, on Friday
last had two horses killed by being struck by
car on the Rockville and Georgetown cleo
trio railway, near his home.
Mr.. Edward B. Stumph and Miss Eliza B.
Cornwell, both of Washington, were mar
ried on October 10th at Silver Spring, this
county, by Rev. r. L. McNair.
Itch on human, mango on horses, dogs
and all stock, cured in 80 minutes by Wool.
ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never fails.
Sold by e T. Fearon. Rockville.
Mrs Ida Miller, q daughter OF Mr.. John
W. Byrne, Of Clarksburg district, this coun.
ty, died on October 10th at Roslindale, 9
suburb Of Boston, Mass, aged 40 years.
Cornelius Garter has been adjudged to be
Of unsound mind by q jury in the Circuit
Court here, and his father, Albert Carter,
was appointed trustee to look after his
affairs.
The ladies Of the Methodist Church will
hold their monthly cake sale at the residence
of Nj. George H. Lamar, on Saturday az.
tsrnoon, October 10th, 1901, commencing at
Q O'Clock.
There will be an oyster supper held at the
residence of Mr.. E. L. Helm, near Goshen,
on Thursday, October 31st for the benefit OF
the Redland Christian Church, beginning OF
8 P. M; if not fair, the next fair evening.
The devotional meeting Of the Rockville
Epworth League will be conducted on next
Sunday evening at 6:45 o'clock by Miss
Margaret King. Subject, "a Bad Bargain"
Gen. 25:99 a. Solo by Mrs. o M. Linthi-
cum.
Messrs. Edward G. Peter and Alexander
Kilgour, as Trustees, on Saturday last sold
to M. e. Wade, of Buck Lodge. the farm of
the late Robert Grant, near BoYds Station,
containing 1870 acres of land, for the sum of
1896.
Marshall G. Watkins, Of Damascus dis
trict, this county, through his attorney, Ed
ward G. Peter, filed a bill 10 the Circuit
Court here asking for an absolute divorce
from his wife, Mary E. Watkins, on the
ground of desertion.
Levi Price, Jr., the young man who &C
cidentally shot himself In the leg several
weeks ago while hunting squirrels, is rapid
ly improving and is able to SIT up In bed.
He will undoubtedly recover from his
wound and will save his leg.
The Officers of Registration for this coun-
ty closed their lsbors on Tuesday last. The
following is the total registered vote for the
year 1901: White 5,281, colored 2,235-total
1916. The registered vote for 1900 was,
white 1896, colored 2348-total 1913.
Judge Henderson Of the Circuit Court for
this county, upon bill filed against the
Bensington and Chevy Chase Electric Rail-
way Company by the creditors Of the com
pany, has passed decree appointing DIR. r.
b. DERRICK, William NJ Terrell and Robert
b Peter receivers and directing that the
road be sold at public auction.
Mrs. Rosanna johnson, wife OF Mr.. Louis
g. johnson, of this town, died on Sunday
evening, October 10. 1901, of typhoid fever,
after an illness of four weeks, aged 80 years.
Kelley, Of this county. She is survived by
her husband and seven children, who have
the sympathy of our people 10 their sad be
reavement.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the
Jamestown Presbyterian Church will hold
their annual public meeting 10 the church
Friday evening, October IS, at 7:30 O'Clock.
The president, Mrs. w. H. Stone, has pre-.
pared an interesting program, after which
refreshments will be served 10 the sunday
School room. A silver offering will be taken
during the meeting. On the same night the
Junior Christian Endeavor will have for sale
fancy articles, ice-cream, candy and fruit.
A cordial invitation 10 extended TO all.
"rhe Book OF the Royal Blue" for Octo
Der, issued by the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company, is devoted rs = memorial to
President Mckinley. The volume contains
composite editorial carefully constructed
from editorials Of the leading newspapers
a composite sermon from all the noted d.
vines, and composite eulogy from the many
touching tributes Of prominent citizens. 1t
alse contains Mr.. McKinleys last speech at
Buffalo and appropriate poems. The work
Is handsomely illustrated, and the book lie
well worth preservation.
Miss Susie Christhilf, of Baltimore, died
at the residence of Mr.. John W. Byrne,
near Clarksburg. this county, last Saturday
night, aged 20 years. She was on visit 10
friends at Boyd's and went 10 spend Q night
at Mr.. Byrne's. The next morning she was
taken suddenly III. and continued so until
her death At first her illness was thought
To be simply q case OF indigestion, but she
soon sank into . stupor and most of the
time was only partly conscious. The cause
Of death was drOpsy Of the heart She leaves
four brothers and two sisters, all Of Balti