Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1901-01-11

membership; Sunday, January 18th,
Clarksburg, at II A. NJ, reception of men
bers after appropriate sermon; Comus at
P. M. Rev. G. H. Fielding will hold 90
vices at Poolesvile on Sunday, Januar
18th, at II A. NJ, and Oak Hill at Pm.
Mr.. William Clinton Burriss, a youn
business man of Gaithersburg, and Mis-
Mary Whelan were quietly married at th
residence of the brides mother In Kensine
ton, att o'clock, on Thursday evening G
last week. A party Of relatives and friend
were present and witnessed the ceremony
which was performed by Rev. Gilbert Nc
Donald, Of St. Roses Catholic Church a
Choppers,
james Patrick Wsyland, by his attorney
William Veirs Bouic, has filed suit in tn,
Circuit Court for this county for a divorc,
Osr'cuIo n'Gtr'mOnii from bis wife, Mary H
Wayland, who is now residing with heI
mother in Washington city. The plaintiff
resides in this county. They were married
at this place on December 10, 1900, by Rev
Thomas ]. Packard, rector Of Christ Epis
copsl Church.
Miss Clara Crawford, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. G. Crawford, and Mr.. G. r
Bowman, of Germantown, were united 10
marriage on Wednesday evening of last
week at the home of the bride at Middle
brook, Rev. T. d. Richards officiating, and
a few intimate friends being present. Mr.
Bowman Is the junior member of the firm
of Bowman Bros, of Germantown, where
the couple will reside
The First National Bank of Gaithersburg
on Tuesday elected officers for the ensuing
year as follows: President, John b. Dia-
mond; Vice.President, H. NJ. Talbot ;
Cashier, r. B. Moore; Assistant Cashier, j.
E. Trundle; Board of Directors, James Z
Ayton, Nathan Cooke, John B. Diamond,
G. Fl. Hoskinson, James Anderson, l. T..
Fulks, Ulysses Griffith, s. S. Hays, |. b.
Ward, A. s. Meem, s. 0. Jones, p. M.
Smith, H. NJ. Talbot, W. A. Waters, H. D.
Waters and James Windsor.
The annual meeting of the members of the
Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Mont.
gomery county was held at Sandy Spring
on Tuesday last. The old board was re.
elected, except that VIM. E. Muncaster was
selected to dill the vacancy caused by the re-
cent death of Isaac Hartshorne. The board
elected is as follows: X. p. Thomas, presi-
dent; JOS T. Moore, Robert B. Dixon, W.
B Chichester, Charles G. Porter. John Nc.
Donald, Edgar l.. Tschlffely, Nathan H.
Bale, Gustsvus W. Dorsey, VIM. B. Mob
ley, Roger B, Farquhar, J. Dorsey Alcock,
VIM. E Muncaster.
At q meeting Of the stockholders of the
Montgomery County National Bank of
Rockville, held on Tuesday last, the follow
Ing Board of Directors was chosen Spencer
G. Jones, Hattersly W. Talbot, James B.
Henderson, John It. VInson, VIM. B. Mob
ley, John H. Gassswsy, Leonard j. Hays,
Horace Waters, James E. Williams, Law.
renee Allnutt, Wilson B. Tschifely, Rich'd
Poole. The Board of DIRECTORS afterwards
elected the following bank officers Spencer
G. Jones, President Hattersly w. Talbot,
Vice President; r. H. Stokes, Cashier; G.
M. Hunter, Assistant Cashier; George P
Henderson. Corresponding Clerk w. r.
Brewer, Teller; Claude V. Allnutt, Dis
count Clerk.
A number of we'll known followers of the
hounds on Thursday afternoon of last week
had an exciting fox chase. In the party
were Charles Clagett, Edward and Charles
Windham, John Magruder, John Neal and
Clay Edwards. With is hounds they left
Rockville about noon, and 10 the pines,
about four miles from here, started big red
fox In an hour. For two hours the dogs In
full cry gave chase and the fox was finally
forced to run into muskrat hole about five
miles from where he was started. A dog
dragged him out and he was bagged and
liberated on the Georgetown turnpike, near
Montrose. Alter he had gotten good start
the hounds were turned loose, and, after
ten minute chase, recaptured the much.
fatigued fox and quickly killed him. He
was unusually large and weighed nearly II
pounds. The brush was secured by Mr..
Edward Windham.
W.. rIa S,n. Demonstration Mahon