Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1901-07-19
gutal aud gersnual.
Town and Country.

August 9TH.
Thomas W. Waters, a farmer of the vicin.
ity OF Brookevile, this county, was badly
burt last week by fall from wagon.
For lice on stock, for all running sores,
for dsinfectant and antiseptic, use "Anti.
vermine," for sale only at Fearon's Phar.
macy.
Ashton Garrett, the IS year.old son Of
MIR. Alexander Garrett, of Hunting Hill, re.
Gently fell from horse and fractured his
lett arm.
Mr.. Frank Trundle and Miss Golden
Evans, both of Washington, were married
here Monday afternoon by Rev. Howard G.
England.
Mr.. VIM. W Griffith, of Washington, and
Miss Ada r. Bowen, of Winchester, Va,
were married in Rockville on Saturday last
by Rev 5. r. White.
The annual pic mic for the benefit OF st.
Louis Catholic Church, Clarksvlle, How.
ard county, will be held on Tuesday, Au
gust 9th, at that place.
The card of the Western Maryland Col
lege, in another column, should attract the
attention OF those who desire the advan
tsges of tirst-class institution.
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.
II your watch is sick, take it to A. l..
Sprinkle. matchmaker, on Montgomery av.
enue, opposite the Corcoran hotel. Gradu
ate OF Philadelphia College of Horology.
Mr.. Chas. Elliott, OF Derwood, this coun.
ty, and Miss Laura Yates, of Layhill, were
married in Rockville on Monday, the off,
ciatng minister being Rev. s. r. White.
The regular quarterly meeting of Mont
gomery County Grange, No. Z, will be held
in picnic style at the Fair Grounds, Rock
vile, on Thursday, July 25th, at 10 A. NJ.
AT st. Johns parsonage, Forest Glen, this
county, Miss Elizabeth A. Martin and Mr..
Henry d. Sedenberg, both of Washington,
were nhIIlttl ~ U u nlOuud1 tNcHluB
by Rev. q. o. Rosensteel.
Very dscouraging reports are coming in
from the farmers concerning the wheat,
which is sprouting and growing in the
shocks, and if more rains follow the crop
in shock will almost all be lost.
The devotional meeting of the Rockville
Epworlh League will be conducted by Ed.
ward Green and Mrs George H. Lamar
Scripture lesson, Judges II, 20 to 30. Solo
by Mrs. o. NJ. Linthicum. Hour, p. NJ.
The engagement of Miss Lydia Kilgour,
daughter of Mr.. Frances s. Kilgour, of Glen,
this county, to DIR. Ralph Porter, of Chicago,
has been announced 1t is understood the
wedding will take place within the next few
weeks
Mrs. Catharine e. Cssel, vile of Mr.. g. o.
B. Cissel, well known citizen Of Wheaton
district, this county, died of Bright's disease
last Wednesday morning at her home, near
Wheaton, aged "A years. Her husband and
several children survive.
The Commissioners of Howard and Mont
gomery counties have awarded the contract
for building steel bridge over the Patuxent
River to the American Bridge Company for
the sum of 1919, and the building of abut.
ments to F. W. Await at $6.25 per perch.
A large oak tree in the yard of Mr.. r. H.
Stokes was blown over some time Saturday
night 1t fell across the main street of the
town, completely blocking that thorough
fare, until late in the day, and smashing a
paling fence on the opposite side of the
street
Miss Lena Stone, daughter of John G.
Stone, of GAINESVILLE, this county, fell from
wagon last week in front OF her home and
Was painfully injured. Miss Stone was
standing 10 the rear of the wagon and was
attempting to alight. She fell, landing on
her right arm, breaking it at the wrist
DR.. and Mrs. VIM. NJ Hunt, of Wash.
lngton, have taken the Meigs cottage at
boyds for the entire summer, aud have as
Their guests quite number of Washington
young ladies, including Misses Mae Raw
llngs, Mae Jenkins, Florence Hopkins, EN-
ma Louise Smith and their neice, Miss Car
RE Smith.
Mr.. David l.. Shoemaker, highly re-
spected and lifelong resident OF Georgetown,
died at his late residence, 1868 N street,
sunday morning alter an illness of several
Mr lzar in ha mil mn
business for number of years, after which
he became manager of the Seneca Stone
Company. He leaves wife and SIX
children.
The annual picnic for the benefit Of st.
Marys Church, GAINESVILLE, this county,
VIII be held on Wednesday, July Gath.
Grand tournament in the morning at 1890
ocIOck-money prizes TO professionals and
amateurs. Potato, sack and wheelbarrow
races and other amusements. Dancing in
The afternoon and evening. Dinner and
supper served on the grounds.
On Wednesday morning the lilelcss body
oil Anton Choala, resident OF this place, was
found in rear yard o: the Rabbit proper
Iy, near the Court House A coroner's jury,
under the supervision of Justice Robertson,
found that death resulted from exposure,
and complication of diseases. Deceased
was stone mason by trade, and had been
In poor health for several months.
Died, suddenly, at her home, 1924 q street
northwest, Washington, on Friday, July IL
iSOl, Miss Mary Mena Hamel, aged twenty.
'hree years, daughter oil Mrs. Ella ID. and
The late Simon Hame. Funeral took place
from Holy Trinity Church, Both and N
streets, Monday morning. Interment al
hoIy Rood Cemetery. The deceased was Q
sister Of Mrs. VIM. b. Selby and formerly
resided in this county.
There will be Chinese "Go Hing" held
u The Y, M. q. A, reading room at Pooles
vile, August 3rd, followed by an ILLUSTRATED