Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-10-17
Eutal aud gersnnal.
Town and Country

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per 1000; johnson Lumber Yard, Rock
vile.
Mr.. George A Bess!er and Miss Regina
L Kuhnert, both of Washington, were mar.
rIed in Rockville on Saturday last by Rev.
S. r White.
Mr.. H. l.. West, a newspaper man, has
been appointed by the President to the va
cant Commissonership of Washington, d.
c., as Democrat.
Mr.. Upton Darby, well known and
highly respected citizen of Jamestown dis
trict, is critically ill and little hopes are en-
tertained for his recovery.
Mr.. Rush Denig, of Williamsburg, Pa, re
turned to his home on Tuesday last, after q
weeks visit to the family of his uncle, Mr..
A. A. Braddock, of this place.
On and after October 10Th Veterinary
Surgeon A. r. Anderson will attend al the
establishment of Jacob Poss & Son, Rock
vile, on Wednesday of every week.
Mrs. II. c. Reading, o: Seneca, this county,
has gone to the Hot Springs, Va, where she
will test the curative properties of the water
rheumatism. She will be gone about a
nulth.
Wr. Charles A. Heagy and Miss Daisy v.
30. ey, both OF this county, were married
in Alexandria, Va, on October 9Th, 1902,
by Rev. j. E. Sullivan, pastor of the M. E.
Church South
An oyster supper will be held at Travilah,
this county, on Saturday evening, October
18Th, for the benefit OF the public school
library and school decorations. If not fair,
the following Monday evening.
Miss Susie, the eldest daughter of Mr..
Rudolph Watkins, formerly OF this county,
left her home in Washington, d. G., on
Wednesday last, for Denver, Col, to make
all extended visit TO her sister Julia.
The October meeting OF the Mite Society
OF the Rockville Methodist Church will be
held at the home OF DIR. and Mrs W. r..
Andrews, on Thursday evening of next
week, October 23rd, instead of October 10Th.
Articles entered at the Fair being uncalled
Tor on Saturday, were removed TO the resi-
deLce of the President, Lee Offutt. Per-
sons holding property checks will oblige
MIR. Ofutt by calling Immediately and re-
claiming their goods.
Married, in Rockville, on October Z, 1909,
James Edward Green and Grace Agnes
Whalen, OF Washington City, by Rev. F. L.
Griffith; also by the same minister, on Octo-
Der 10, in Rockville, Edward Boutz and
Lizzie McCummins, OF Bladensburg.
The funeral Of Mrs. Rebecca Carrck,
who died Sunday afternoon last at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. Mary Fawcett, at
Kensington, took place Wednesday after.
noon from the home of Mrs. Fawcett, the
interment being in Rockville cemetery.
The Seneca Baptist church will be dedi-
Gated on Sunday, the 18th instant. Service
at1l A. M. Dedication service Z. NJ.
Sermon will be preached by Rev. L. 5. Dun
away, d. d., of Fredericksburg, Va. Music
will be in charge OF Y. M. G. A, of Pooles-
Ne.
20 the new advertisement Of the Hub
rniture Co., successors TO the popular
ash. b. Williams, of Washington, d. c.,
we would Call attention. Those who are
now in want of furniture, carpets, &C.,
should note the low prices this Company
quotes in their ad.
Miss Elizabeth Lee Hsney will deliver an
address in the Rockville Baptist Church on
Sunday next at IL A. M. Subject: Mexico.
She expects TO go as a missionary TO Mexico
about the LIST of November. A cordial in
vita,ion is extended To one and all to come
out 10 hear this address.
The funeral services OF Miss Laura V.
O'Neil, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
O'Nei, took place last Saturday from her
fathers residence, near Rockville, conducted
by Rev, F. f. Griffith. Interment in Rock
vile Cemetery The deceased was MEM
Der OF the Methodist Church. She was "A
years old, and had been an invalid for three
years.
Mr.. Roger Titus, a young merchant of this
town, and Miss Ella Rie Fox, of Point Of
Rocks, were married here, Wednesday last
by Rev. S. r. White. The bride was at.
tended by Miss Lula Titus, sister of the
groom, and Mr.. Brown Titus, brother Of the
groom, was best man. Immediately after
the ceremony the couple left for brief hon
eymoon trip.
DR.. g. A. Wilson, of Washington, ID. G.
will deliver his celebrated lecture, "On Pal
istine, or the Holy Land" in the barnes
town Presbyterian Church, on October 22nd
at 7;30 P. M. The lecture will be inter
spersed with stereoptican pictures taker
while on his recent visit to the Orient
Tickets of admission, 10 and 10 cts. Ligh
refreshments Tree after the lecture.
Mr.. James Moore, who has been in th,
employ Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
"a years, has been retired on pension. Fl,
entered the service of the company in 1850
as carpenter in the bridge department
After serving there until 1880, he became
Waterman at the Big Seneca bridge at War
ing He is now in his SEVENTEEN year, fv,
years older than the limit required for pen
sion.
Mrs. Mary L. Scott, of Germantown, dieC
at her home there of general debility, oil
Tuesday night OF last week. She was sew
enly five years old Mrs Scott was vel
known throughout this section Of the coun
" and was highly esteemed. She was borI
near Clarksburg She had been III for tn
past three or four months. One child, Mrs
Fannie Stetson, Of Washington, survive
her.
Capt. and Mrs. z. A. Cason, of near thl
Town, have announced the marriage Of thei
daughter, Miss Lucy Pack Cason, TO Nj
Chas. Haddaway Aud, of Colorado Spring
Colo, The ceremony took place last Wee
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