Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-09-05
Eufal aud 2ersoual.
Town aud Country.

Town aud Country.
Mr.. J. s. A. Hartman has purchased at
Choppers building lot of Frances G. Van
Doren for $3.50.
Died, August Goth, 1902, in Washington,
D. c., Wallace Rozer, son of Francis W.
Rczer, formerly of this county.
Eastern College, Front Royal, Va is of.
fering more advantages at reasonable rates
than any other good school. Write for free
catalogue.
Mr.. Henry MullicaE, a well known citi-
zen of this county, died at his home, near
Gathersburg, on Wednesday night last, of
Bright's disease.
Master Barnard, son OF Mr.. W W. Welsh,
of this town, left here on Tuesday last for
Colorado, where he will attend school and
receive the benefit of the healthtul climate.
Trustees and ladies of Germantown M. E.
Church desire to thank all those who any
way took part in making the tete held ON
Saturday last the most successful ever held
by the church.
Mr. Thomas L. Perkins and Miss Maude
f. Kirkland, both of Washington, were
married at this place on Sunday evening
last by Rev. Thomas D. Williams, of st.
Mary's Catholic Church.
On Saturday afternoon last Mr. Rhoderic
Warheld Browne and Miss Cora Elizabeth
Reed, both of Washington, were married
here by Rev. Thomas II. Campbell, pastor
OF the Baptist Church.
Maurice Lamb, the ten-yesr-old son of Mr..
Roscoe Lamb, of Wheaton, this county, was
Monday afternoon kicked by horse and 30
seriously injured that his recovery is re.
garded as extremely dou btful.
Mr.. Joseph I. White, who several years
ago represented this county as County Com.
missioner from the second district, was badly
injured Sunday by being thrown from
horse, landing in stone pile.
Mrs H NJ. Cronise, of Rockville, accom-
panied by her son Clyde, left Tuesday for
Botetourt county, Va to visit her sisters,
Mrs. Frank Kyle, and Mrs. George Dupree
They will be absent month,
Mr.. Thomas l. Fulks has purchased of
Mr. Edward Noyes, of Washington, trustee,
the farm of the late George E. Moves, near
Gsithersburg. This tract contains 244 acres,
and the price paid was $l1,500.
The Sunday Schools of the Gaithersburg
NJ. E. Circuit will hold Joint pic mic on
Saturday afternoon, September 9th, at
Gathersburg The occasion will be en-.
livened by the presence of brass band, by
good speaking and by other interesting fea
lures.
A District Sunday School Convention will
be held at Mt. Carmel M. P. Church on Sep
TENDER 18th and 14th, under the auspices of
the Montgomery County Sunday School As
ISOLATION. State Superintendent George IL.
Mock and others will be present Rev j.
W. Paris is pastor.
The ladies of the Baptist Mission at Der
wood will hold festival in the grove, at that
place, on Thursday, September 18th, CON-
mencing at p. NJ. Ice cream, watermelon
and confectionery will be sold. The pro
ceeds will be used to repair the chapel
building. All are cordially invited to at.
tend. i.
The annual privilege of the public scales
at the hay market, 18th and B streets north
west, Washington city, was sold at auction
last Friday, and George Mccormick, of this
county, was the successful bidder, agreeing
TO pay the Commissioners 81 ,220 for the use
OF the scales during the remaining eleven
months OF the fiscal year.
About 3 O'Clock Saturday afternoon last
the stable on the premises of Mr.. Aaron
Hewitt, in the eastern section of Rockville,
caught fire and in less than an hour was 10
ruins. The contents, consisting Of straw, iced
and other things, was also consumed. The
total loss was about $500, with no insurance.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
Mrs. Elizabeth J Case. widely-known
and highly esteemed resident Of Potomac
district, this county, died about 9 o'clock
last Friday evening of paralysis, aged about
"A years. She was the widow of Washing
ton Case Four children-George X Case,
Of Washington Charles A, Samuel and
VIM. H. Case, of this county-survive her.
Popular excursion 10 LuTay Caverns and
return, Sunday, September 7th, by Balti
more and Ohio Railroad. Only 81 so round
trip from Rockville. Special train leaves at
$40 A. NJ. A delightful trip along the Pc.
tomac and Shenandoah Rivers and through
the Blue Ridge Mountains. Call on agent
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for lull par.
ticulars.
Thecolored people of this county held their
annual emancipation picnic at GAINESVILLE
on Saturday last. John Onley, of Fountain
Mills Frederick county, was struck in the
head with stone and laid out. He was
struck by negro from Msrtinsburg, this
county, who is unknown. Other scraps fol.
lowed throughout the day, resulting in a
number being injured.
Any of our readers desiring to purchase
lumber, mill work or building materials of
any kind, should not fail 10 read the new
advertisement oil Eisinger Brothers, on our
second page. These gentlemen have en-
Tered into business ON 7th street, Washing
Ton, In locality convenient for the country
trade, and prepared to offer liberal terms to
our people. Give them call
Judge James b. Henderson has sold TO
Mr., Robert II. Scroggins, of Washington,
ive acres OF land on the Brookevile torn.
pike, near Wheaton, aud a similar tract to
Mr.. James IL. Mcclure, also Of Washing
ton. 1t is UNDERWOOD that both parties have
commenced the erection OF handsome homes.
Mr.. Charles II. Parker has purchased sixty.
four acres adjoining Judge Henderson tract.