Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1901-11-29
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,nr 1a.r aHye- ,ements.
A.. esvfg Varfield, of Baltimore, has
,...o sfa,ted rector of the Sandy Spring
Fire vrsnfspl Company, to fill vacancy
on the board, .....
For lie on 0ck, for all running sores,
f,r ii 8isiBfsol and antiseptic, use "Anti-
,,or,,ina 20 f,r only at Fearon's Phar-
macy .....
g,vs' and rls' Rally Day will be OBJ
s.-yea in the ristian Church on Sunday
oa,. At ia l. Christian Endeavor at
I:45 p Nj
I.,b On tu q, mango on horses, dogs
and all stock, ed in 30 minutes by Wool
ford. Ssnissr Lotion. This never fails
Soli by T. I aron, Rockville.
The regular onthly meeting of the Bur
len 3aarst Cir of The Kings Daughters
wilI be he.t 81 esidence of Mr.. James F
slla5 % TUGS I, December Srd, at P. M.
The Board Of County Commissioners or.
gained on TUESDAY last by electing VIM.
n Griffith PRESIDENT, Robert g. Hilton chief
clerk. John g al tatt assistant clerk, and Chas.
W preuYman ,torney.
The monthly netting of the Loyal TEN
reraace Legion viii be held in the Presby.
.erian Church Sunday afternoon, De
sem1e 81. at 30 o'clock. All are cor
daily jn ded. Wanted, fifteen boys.
The sale Of sonal property advertised
in another col by Mrs, Emma r. Bell,
10 Take place Laytonsville, on Thurs
5sp. Dscembe should receive the stten.
tor DIT buytrs Cor particulars see ad.
A concert W given at St. Johns Hall,
Forest Glen, on Wednesday, December 4th,
at 2 A by he eminent baritone, Mr..
jasper Dean N FALL, of Washington City,
assisted 5y alb we'll known musicians of
The sang plaCs.
The ladies le G. W. B. M. Aux. of
the RockyiueC stan Church will observe
G. W 3 Nj. D., on Sunday at 1880 p. M
Mrs Lattimore of Washington, will be
presert add maj an address. All are in
y'ted 70 attend.
MIR. II NV NJ poke and Miss Mandaline
A Dorsey, Washington, were mar
ried befa TEidt evening by Rev. Thomas
o Williams. p, rot st. Mary's Catholic
Church. The emory was performed at
ST. Mary's pars age, and Immediately af
tsrwarI theg0u couple returned to Wash
iugton
4 load Of hay elonging to Mr.. Thomas
n Be.sy, res about four miles west of
This place wh ras left standing along
side the roai o. W ats branch, on Thurs
day evening Il week, preparatory to
hauling il 70 shingtdn next morning
was set on Ire the load and wagon were
entirely uonsUua Loss about S125.
The lu.lowi the leaders for the B. Y.
P. for Dec 4: 1st-Topic, children
OF Code Hiss Mamie Kingdom
9Th ~ Right use of Ability
leader, n lie Welt. 15th-Topic,
"ImDeriaits4- lristianity"-lea Mrs
U. -. d-Topic, "Our Gifts to
Our King -a. :, Rev. T. H. Campbell
2gJh-CentennGi Missionary Society.
Mr Louis Allison, who resides at Hal
p.ue, this county, few days ago had one of
hia legs broker by Ialling over a pile of rail-
road lies which had been left in the public
road near bis home. He is now in a Wash
ington hospital ard because of his advanced
sge, his condition ia said to be serious. 1t is
understood that q suit for damages will be
Instituted a4sn31 the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Doupaay
Mrs Elizabeth I M. Thorn, wife of Prof.
William Taylor T ON and daughter of Ben
lamin L and Ser T. Miller, died at her
home, Oakley 81 ly Spring, this county,
sarly Monday ling. Mrs. Thorn was in
her thirty-dilh and leaves five children,
the eldest yea If age and the youngest
about weeks Of She was a member of
the Society 81 inds Prof Thorn is at
present ongsgeJia onducting private classes
10 literature IN more.
The ladies Of Ger nantown Baptist Church
will give 81 oys supper and neck-tie en-
tertainweut at b.. p. e Waters (Station)
hall on Thur14y evening, December 9Th,
beginning o O'clock Admission to hall 5
CENTS supper q ents confectionery and
fancy articles o. >ular prices Each per-
SOD W ben entettr he hall will he presented
with nacble Or '1T and freely instructed
how TO wear y o. lis occasion. An even
irg Of soclsble yment is anticipated
Since the ads of the so called "new
woman 90 one been more constant in
opposing her mas, inc tendencies than Car
dinal Gibbons. man Of wide expert
glce with oppori tiles for studying human
nature as varied d numerous as they are
unusual ha has able to investigate this
phase %. a1defr under the most favor.
sDle e.,tun tau-s His views of the ques-
.r1, RON ihr bly, secular standpoint,
will be presentei in an early number of
The Ladies' Home Journal under the sug
gestive title OF 1.-THE Restless Woman"
Henson Smith, the negro who was shot
by Charles Norris near Gaithersburg several
weeks ago, died at his home near Ounce
Orchard on Thursday night o: last week as
a result Of the wounds Smiths case caused
considerable comment when he was sent to
the Emergency Hospital at Washington for
treatment on account Of the similarity Of
his wounds to those OF President Mckinley,
who was shot few days alterward. Smith
was discharged from the hospital about two
weeks ago 1t was thought he would re-
cover, but it is supposed that he was rather
too hasty in taking rough exercise, which
again opened his wounds and caused his
death.
Euchre CIub.-The first regular meet
ing of the Uue ct Dulce Euchre Club was
held at the home of Miss Beuah Fawcett,
near Colesville, November 18th, with seven
teen members and eight visitors present
DrrinO the evening eight games of euchre