Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1901-12-20
Eufal and 2ersoual.
Town and Country.

MS hu loi PoitCuloiS'
Sheriff Collier has appointed as one OF
his deputies Mr.. W. r. Unglesbee, of Dam
ascus district.
Saks & Company have something to say
On Christmas goods this week. See adver-
lisement on second page.
DR.. 9. j. Weinheimer, Of Washington
will take charge nf the bushes -
p. Hill at this place.
The Christmas entertainment at the Rock
vile Christian Church will take place Oh
Friday, December 9th, at P. M.
For lice on stock, for all running sores,
Tor dsintectant and antiseptic, use AMT.
vermine, for sale only at Fearon's Phar-
macy.
Mr.. George Nicholson and Miss Mary
Whip, both Of Buck Lodge, were quietly
married at Clarksburg on Thursday after
noon of last week.
Mr.. Harrison b. Hudson, of Alexandria,
Va, and Miss Maude Dennis, of Cupeper,
Va, visited Rockville on Saturday afternoon
last and were married by Rev. S. r White.
DR.. W. P. Hill, ofthis place, has been ap-
pointed an inspector in the bureau OF ami.
nal industry, at an annual salary of $500.
He reported for duty at St. Joseph, Mo-, on
Wednesday.
DIR. l. N. Shippers, who moved from Ger.
mantown to Hagerstown, with his family,
hoe ratnrnad IN Gorpnantomn ,.,horo ho n
reside in the future. 1t is his intention to
bnild handsome home there in the spring.
Mr.. Leauder B. Cooley and Miss Ella NJ
Dom, both OF Washington, were married
here Wednesday afternoon by Rev. G. Dor
sey White, pastor OF the Methodist Church.
The ceremony was performed at the home
OF the minister.
Many of the farmers in the vicinity of
Boyd's station this county, have been butch.
ering some very heavy pork this season
Mr.. Benjamin G. Gott killed hog few
days ago that weighed 524 pounds, and net
ted him 459 pounds.
The ladies of the Methodist Church will
hold their monthly cake sale at the resi-
dence of Mr.. j. +. Allen on Saturday, De-
cember Dist, commencing at 2 z. NJ. In ad
dition to their usual supply of cakes, they
will have some fruit cakes, candies, sailed
almonds and peanuts which will be nice
for Christmas.
The ladies OF Travilah Baptist Church
will give an oyster supper in Mr.. Wade Ma
gruder's Hall, on Saturday afternoon, De-
cember 21st, beginning at 3 o'clock. There
will also be ice-cream and other tables.
The community is invited to come out and
make the occasion enjoyable and profit
able one. Proceeds to be used upon the
church edlfice.
An oyster suppe nd dance will be given
at Grange Hall, Olney, on the evening of
January 18th 1902, supper beginning at 5
o'clock. There will be an enjoyable pro-
gram of music and dancing, and pleasant
evening is promised TO all by the ladies and
gentlemen in charge OF the affair. The oyster
supper will be for the benefit of st. Peters
Catholic Church, Olney.
Mr.. John T. Gray, well known farmer
of Potomac district, this county, died of
heart failure last Tuesday evening at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Greenbury Jack
son, near Potomac, after an illness of about
one week. He was 70 years of age, and is
survived by the following children: Samuel
Gray, Mrs. Albert Allen, Mrs. Beavers and
Mrs Jackson, all of this county, and John
Gray, of Washington.
There will be an oyster supper given at
the Knights of Pythias Hall, Potomac, on
Friday, December 9th, at 7 p. M, for the
benefit of St. Gabriel's Catholic Church
In connection with the supper there will be
music and dancing. All who are DESTROYS
OF spending pleasant evening are cordially
invited. and the management assures them
of an excellent menu and an enjoyable even.
ing. Admission to the ball, gentlemen 25
cents
The Town Council of Kensington has
called special election for December Both
to fill the vacancies in the council caused by
the designations OF Messrs Walter A John.
ston and James p. Raney. A meeting of
the citizens of the town will be held to make
nominations Tor these places AT recent
meeting OF the council it was determined to
expend about $500 maca lamiz ng p lrton
OF the street in front Of the town hall, and in
constructing additional brick sidewalks.
The annual election Of officers OF Pental.
pha Lodge, No. 1914, F. A. A. M at Gath
ersburg, Tor the ensuing year was held last
Friday evening, with the following result:
Benjamin 0. Woodward, W. M. Henry J.
Sterick, s. W.; Harry b. Cramer, J. W..
James b. Adams, Secretary John A. Belt,
Treasurer; David q. Owings, 5. ID Israel
q. Warfeld,J J. D.; d. Elmer Wiber, S. S.
Harold 5. Kingsl ley, j. s.; e. d. Kingsley
Filler; Rev J. ID. Rayfeld, Chaplain; John
4. Belt, L. d. Kingsley and Z. ~ Smith
trustees.
DR. VIM. II. johnson, one of the oldes
nd most prominent citizens Of Frederick
ounty, died at his home, at Adamstown
asst Friday morning alter long illness
Ie was bora July l, 1927. In early life hi
tuded medicine and from the date Of hi
radiation until two years ago he was an
CuNe piaohuopei' hS was Hnooi NC
,endaht OF Thomas johnson, the first Gov
rnor OF Maryland. He married Miss Laurt
Brashears July II, 1860. she died about
years ago. Mrs, Robert Moffett, of thii
)unty, is q daughter Of the deceased.
A deed OF trust from the Washington
Westminster and Gettysburg Railroad Com
my TO the Union Trust Company of Phla
aphia, tor 81 $50 900, was last week placed
fl e Tor record in the office OF the Cerl
the Circuit Court for this county Th,
1d, II is understood, was executed for tn,
npOse of raising funds for the construction
The proposed road from point on th,