Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-07-18

Town and Country

other column.
Mrs Grusendorf, mother Of Mr.. John Cru.
sendori, of Germantown, this county, died
on Monday last, aged 81 years.
Died, near Rockville, on July 10, 1909
Lucille Butler, daughter of Harry L. and
Jennie l. Butler, aged 10 months.
The annual festival and tournament q,
st. Johns Church, Forest Glen, will take
place on August 18th and 18th, 1902.
Miss Lettie NJ. Tate and Mr.. Walter B
Crow, both of Washington, were married on
Tuesday in Rockville by Rev. G. D. White.
Mr.. VIM. H. Beuchling and Miss Kathe.
rine W. Wannell. both Of Washington. were
quietly married here Tuesday by Rev. 8. r.
White.
The Rockville base ball team visited W ash.
lngton on Saturday afternoon last and suf
iered defeat at the hands of the Rsdfords by
the score Of 8 to6.
Lightning last week struck two horses
owned by VIM. Lnster, an old colored man
of the vicinity Of Boyd's, this county, and
instantly killed them.
Married, in Washington, on Saturday, July
18th, 1909, Mr.. G. Leroy Cissel to Miss Mary
Tschiffely, daughter of VIM. B. Tschiffely,
both OF Jamestown, this county.
Nelson Warren, negro, has been commit
ted TO Jail to await the action Of the Novem-
Der grand jury upon the charge of house
breaking. He is accused OF having entered
the house of Susan Burns, colored, In Be-
thesda district.
Mr.. Andrew Mangum and Miss Martha
j. Fenton visited Rockville on Tuesday last
and were married by kev. s. r. White, Of
the Baptist Church. The ceremony took
place in the Office of the School Commits
sioners In the Court House.
On Saturday last Frank Higgins, Trustee,
sold two farms in Darnestown district-one
containing 27lt acres, to Chas W. Hughes,
at 1913 per acre-t6.s5 %; the other con
tanning 1901 acres, to John A. Warfleld, at
SIS rs per acre-$2, 189 OF.
Intelligence has been received ANNOUNCE.
ing the death, in Baltimore on Saturday, of
Davis s. Andrews, connected with the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad shops at Mount
Glare, who was born at Clarksburg, and re-
sided In that community for a number OF
years.
The Rev. James F. Mackin, pastor Of St.
PauIs Catholic Church, who was engaged
in assisting with the forty hour devotion ser.
vices at st. Mary's Church, here, in leaving
the church on Sunday last twisted his ankle,
causing him considerable pain and partially
disabling him.
The late Frederick d. Tappan, a very
rich and prominent business man of New
York city, instructed his executors to invest
his trust funds for the benefit of his wife
and children only In such securities as were
on the list OF investments of The Mutual
Life Insurance Company of New York.
Rev James b. Avirett, for a number Of
years pastor of Christ Episcopal Church at
this place, and also at Grace Church, near
Silver Spring, is now living with the family
of his son, John Avirett, at Cumberland.
The Reverend gentleman and wife are
spending some time at the Corcoran Hotel
here.
The District Temperance Society of this
county held large pic mic at Damascus on
Saturday in Mr.. John r. Mounts woods.
A large number of persons were present
from this and Frederick county. Rev. Mr..
West, Of Laytonsville, Rev. Mr. Strasburg,
of Baltimore, and Mr.. l.. Hess, @. G. T +,
made addresses.
An appeal TO the Court Of Appeals has
been entered 10 the Circuit Court for Mont.
gomery county in the case Of the matter of
the mortgage from the National Chautauqua
of Glen Echo to The Carl Barckhoff Church
Organ Company, assigned to H. Maurice
Talbot, from the decree overruling the ex-
ceptions to sale and finally ratifying the
sale.
The GAINESVILLE pic. mic for the benefit OF
St. Mary's Church will be held on We'd
nesday, July 23rd, in the grove near the
church. Grand riding tournament 10 the
morning at 1880 o'clock-prizes for pro
fessionals and amateurs. Games and amuse
ments during the day. Dinner and supper
served on the grounds. Dancing during
afternoon and evening. Music by Frederick
select orchestra
The Montgomery County Sunday School
Convention will begin its sessions on Sun.
day morning, August Bird, and continue dur
ing Monday, the 4th, at Washington Grove.
An interesting program Is being prepared.
Among those who are expected To take part
lie Mr.. VIM. II. MILAN, President of the
Washington County Sunday School Union.
There will be an array Of talent and an &C.
casion Of great interest.
A picnic and tournament will be held at
81. Gabriel's Church on Wednesday, July
23rd, 1909, In Harrison's grove, near POto-
mac, Md. Valuable prizes to the successful
knights Music and dancing. Dinner and
supper served on the grounds, also ice cream
and refreshments. Tournament begins at
O'Clock. Music by the 81. Gabriel's Cornet
Band. Admission free. For the benefit Of
st. Gabriel's Catholic Church.
The remains OF Mrs. Sallie Warheld, who
died at her home at Damascus, this county
ofgenerA debility, on Thursday OF last week
were inferred 10 Providence Cemetery, al
Kemptown, Frederick county, Saturday
afternoon. Mrs. WArfeld was eighty foul
years old. She Is survived by three sons
William, John and Bradley Warheld, and
three daughters, Mrs. Martha Day, Mrs. Il
Allnutt and Mrs. Amanda Purdum, all o
this county.
The Annual County Convention Of thu
Womans' Christian Temperance Union vii
be held al Rock willie in the Baptist Church