Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-09-19
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Town and Country.

dress QUA WV ANN~A'-t
Miss Rosa johnson has been appointed
principal of the public school at Emory
succeeding Miss Bessie Waters, resigned.
MIR. Walter Cecil, son of Mr.. Frank Cecil,
nj Comus, was married last week In Fred
erick to Miss Rhoda Burdette, daughter of
Mrs. Richard Burdette, of Clarksburg.
Tuesday afternoon Mr., Arthur Hudson
Colman and Miss Isabelle Daley, both oil
Washington, were married in Rockville by
Rev. Thomas D. Williams, of st. Mary's
Catholic Church.
Edward G. Peter, as attorney for Mrs.
Sarah E. Knight, has filed suit in the Cir
cult Court here asking that Mrs. Knight be
granted an absolute divorce from her hus
band, George w. Knight.
j. Darby Bowman, of Hyattstown, has
left for Ruston, La, where he goes to &C.
cept position with the Louisiana Indus
trial Institute of that town as assistant in
structor of mathematical engineering.
Miss Blanche o. Clagett, daughter OF Mr..
Alfred Clagett, OF Laytonsville, this county
and Mr.. Arther L. d. Hargett, of the same
neiehborhood, were married in Rockville
on Wednesday afternoon last by Rev. 5. X.
White.
MIR. j. Lawrence Dawson, of this town,
and Miss Mabel Miller Gould, daughter Of
Mrs. Helen NJ. Gould, of Washington, were
married Wednesday morning in the First
Presbyterian Church, Washington, by Rev.
Donald Mcleod.
Lost, a brown leather pocket. book, hold
ing So and few papers. Also, one blank
book, with name, Miss Amy Stevenson.) Ii
found return to T. B. Brooks, Redland, Md 8.
The articles were lost on the road between
Derwood and Rockville.
Miss Maude Moulden, youngest daughter
of Mrs. Martha Moulden, OF this town, and
William c. Bean, also of Rockville, visited
Washington on Monday afternoon and were
quietly married by Rev. Mr.. Mcdonald,
pastor OF the First Presbyterian Church.
The police of the Northwestern district,
Baltimore, are looking for Thomas John.
son, a negro, 81 years old, who is charged
with improper conduct toward Corinne
Shultz, the 10 year old daughter OF Robert
Shultz, 1914 Pennsylvania avenue. 1t is
thought that johnson has gone to Sandy
Spring,
a District Sunday School Convention was
held q. NJ Carmel NJ. P. Church, begin
ming last Saturday evening and continuing
through Sunday. The attendance was large
and the various discussions were partici
pated in by Rev. j. W. Paris, State Super
intendent Geo. II. Mock, Rev. Fl. G. Smith
and others.
A popular excursion to Cumberland and
return will be given on Sunday, September
81, by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Only 81 round trip from Rockville. Special
train leaves at SAG A. M. A delightful ride
through the mountains, with one day in the
thriving mountain city. Call on agent Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad for full particu
lars.
The particular attention of our readers is
ca led to the new advertisement OF w. ).
jerks in another column. He sells the cell
ebrated Wilson Wood Heater, said to be the
finest stove for the purpose on the market.
As cold weather is near the question OF pro-
curing economical heat during the winter
is an important one, and this stove should
receive the attention OF housekeepers. Give
him a call.
Mr.. Edward Selby, who resided near Glen
this county, died at an early hour last Sun
day morning of paralysis, aged forty two
years. He was stricken the evening of the
preceding Wednesday. When attacked he
was alone in the store of Mr.. McGahs, and
when discovered by Mr.. McGaha was sit
ting IN chair in an unconscious condition.
The funeral took place at II O'Clock Tues
day morning from Potomac Chapel, Rev IT,
Dorsey White officiating Mr.. Selby was
unmarried. He was the son OF Mr. Eden
Selby.
A dispatch from Frederick, dated nth in
slant, says: An anti Pearre club was organ
lied at Ladiesburg, Frederick county, last
night, with Rev. William Ii. Yingling, q
Methodist Episcopal minister, as chairman,
and l.. q Shoemaker secretary. In organ
izing the meeting the minister said he had
always voted the Republican ticket and never
voted for Democrat, but as he found that
Col George A. Pearre, the Republican Con
gressional candidate, was not the peoples
true representative, he exhorted the Repub
lican voters to vote against him. A series
OF resolutions criticisng Col. Pearre were
adopted.
pretty wedding was celebrated on
Thursday afternoon, September 11th, at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Brice W. Howard
Locust Grove, Brookeville, this county when
their daughter, Miss Katherine Howard, was
married TO Mr.. Jas. T. Henderson, of How
ard county, Md. The bride was attired in
gray nuns yelling and carried Bride roses
She was attended by her sister, Miss Mar
gsret Howard. The best man was Mr.
Walter O. Parker, OF Washington, and the
ceremony was performed by Rev. j. W.
Paris. A COLLATION. was served following
the ceremony, and after receiving the con
CALCULATIONS and best wishes OF the guests
the happy couple left for a trip South. Up
on their return they will riside at Oakley
Lisbon, Md. The wedding was attended
only by the relatives Of the couple.
The Progressive Euchre Club Of Dick
erson, this county, was entertained by Miss
Nora Selman on Thursday evening Of las
week. Among those present were Mrs
Ella Jones, Mrs. s. A. DrurY, Mrs. L. A
Chiswell, the Misses Nora and Eula ShreVe
Virginia and Gertrude Harding, Florence
Plunkett, Allie Williams and Nora Sell
man; Messrs. S. A. DrurY, IL. c. Meem, L