Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-11-07
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Town and Country.

Town and Country.
The November Term of the Circuit Court
,or this county will commence here on Mon
day next.
The Orphans Court will meet on Mon
d,v and remain in session during each day
next week.
Shingles, 3tx1s, No. l, $50 in bundle, IS
per 1000; johnson Lumber Yard, Rock
vile.
An oyster supper will be held at the Hunt
ing Hill Church on Thursday, November
18Th, beginning at P. NJ. If not fair, the
next day. All are cordially invited.
sunday orders-From now until May Is
all Sunday ice-cream orders must be given
moi later than P. NJ. on the Saturday pre-
cedipg. Please do not ask for an exception
to this rule. H. Reisinger.
Mr. Aloysus Kingsbury, of Boyd's, this
county, and Miss Grace Coe, of Chicago,
H. were married in Washington on We'd
pesday evening last in St. Stephens Catho
lie Church by Father O'Connell.
Mr.. John Wilson Trout, of Silver Spring,
and Miss Rose E. Plummer were married
1c-nin0 by Rev. Thomas H .
.aa5.I, pastor Of ;he Rockville Baptist
e-ah, at the home Of the minister.
Lsars 2. McAtee, assi 90 years died
-,ts, home. ness Cedar Grove, this county,
osy hight last. She leaves four
rs Nettie Mct tee, OF Baltimore,
and three sons, William, Oscar and Melvin
McAtee.
Miss Charlotte Grouse, of Baltimore, and
Miss Caroline Stone, of Frederick county,
are the guests OF Mrs. Sarah Veirs, near
this place. Mr.. and Mrs. Brooke Boyle, of
Frederick county, are also visiting at the
same place.
Mr.. Edward Hood and Miss Elizabeth
Puliam, both of Washington, came out to
Rockville on Thursday afternoon Of last
week and were quietly married by Rev. r.
L. McNair, pastor of the Rockville Presby.
terrain Church.
Mrs. AcndS Sibey, wife of Mr.. Joshua
Sbey, of BoYd's, has returned home from
the Garfield Hospital in Washington, where
she has been the past five weeks for treat
ment OF her limb, which was broken about
three months ago.
The ladies of Germantown, this county,
will hold an oyster supper on Wednesday
afternoon and evening, November 18th, for
the benefit OF the new sidewalk. The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend. If rainy
will be held the next fair night.
The following cases are docketed for trial
at the November Term of Court for this
county, which convenes here on Monday
next: Criminals, 40; recognizances, ia;
appeals, 8; trials, "a; judicials, As appear.
ances, 70; removed cases, 3.
Norris King, young farmer of the vicin-
ity OF Clarksburg, returned home from the
Maryland General Hospital, in Baltimore,
last Friday, where he had been treated for
injury to his leg by barrel falling on the
kneecsp and producing fracture.
Mr.. William F. Walker and Miss Daisy
E. Coupard, both of Wheaton district, this
county, were quietly married Wednesday
afternoon OF last week at st. Johns Catholic
Church at Forest Glen, the ceremony being
by Rev. G. o. Rosensteel.
Preston B. Ray, son Of the late Alfred
Ray, Of this county, has been admitted to
practice at the bar Of the District Of Column
ba after passing successful examination.
Mr. Ray is graduate Of the law school Of
the Catholic University at Washington.
Mr.. Oscar F. Fulks, of Washington Grove,
and Miss Edith Maud Watkins, daughter of
Mr.. Charles A. Watkins, Of Burdette, this
county, were married in Washington on
Wednesday last at the parsonage of Union
Church by Rev. Page Milburn.
Miss Eleze Fitzhugh Henry, daughter of
the late Rev. II. II. Henry, and Mr.. T. Gam
Bile Crawford, of Clifton Forge, Va, were
married at Forest Oak NJ. K. Church at
on Wednesday. The church
was decorated with chrysanthemums and
palms.
Mr. George A. Gloyd, Of Gaithersburg,
and Miss Alice Z. Wallach, Of German
town, daughter of Mr.. Edward Wallach,
were married at the rectory of st. Roses
Catholic Church at o'clock Wednesday
afternoon last by the pastor, Rev. Gilbert
Mcdonald.
The little daughter of Mr.. Walter A.
Johnston, of Kensington, fell down flight
Of stairs last Sunday, and was thought To be
seriously injured. Prompt medical aid was
summoned, and upon investigation it was
iound that the child's life was not endan-
gered. The little one is now able TO be
about.
a very enjoyable time was spent at the
residence of Mr.. j. g. Ward near Washington
Grove on Halloween night. Tafy pulling,
catching apples and other games were en-.
joyed until late hour, when a bountiiul
repast was served, which ended the enjoy.
ment for the evening.
j. IL. Morgan, who is understood to be
he proprietor OF road house near Bethesda
ark, waived preliminary hearing before
lstice Joseph Reading here Friday alter
Don and furnished bail 10 the sum Of 800
for his appearance at the November Term of
Court to answer the charge of violating the
local option law.
The ladies OF the Union Cemetery Asso-
citation will hold their annual entertainment
at the Town Hall, Rockville, on Thursday,
November Goth Luncheon and supper will
be served from ~ o'clock, NJ, To 10 z. M.
The ladies extend cordial invitation To the
public generally, and ask generous patron
age for this good work
Mr.. Emory II. Bogley, son Of Mr.. j. H..
Bogey, Of this county, after having received
the degree of Master Of Law from the Ma
tOnal University of Washington. passed a