Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-02-07
Focal aud gersollal.
Town and Country .

The listing OF personal property takes
place in this county every six years, begin
ming in 1902.
DIR l. N. Shippers has purchased of Mr.
John H. Gassaway desirable residence al
Germantown, paying for it 81 800.
Mr.. Francis Cahill, of Gaithersburg, has
been appointed Deputy Sheriff. He quail
fed and entered upon his duties on Tues.
day last
A fine full -blooded Percheron mare, the
property of Mr. John H. Gassaway, neal
Germantown, was killed last Saturday in
attempting to jump through window.
The devotional meeting of the Rockville
Epworth League on next Sunday evening
will be in charge of Miss Ellen Brewer and
Mrs. Ella Armstrong. Subject, "The Path
way to Peace"
Mr. T. G. Groomes, of this town, take:
this method of informing the public thai
there is no truth in the circulating report
that he has sold out or disposed of his I'm
dertaking business.
The business meeting of the Rockville
Epworth League will be held at the church
on Tuesday evening next at 7:30 o'clock.
A full attendance of the members and the
congregation is solicited.
On Monday evening last Mary E. Butt
daughter OF Mr. McKendry Butt, who re-
sides near this town, and Mr.. John w. Har.
mon, of Potomac, were married in Rock.
vile by Rev. S. K. White.
Mr.. Chas. w. Gibson and wife, of Clarks
burg, this county, will leave for New Orleans
Saturday next on two weeks tour of the
South. They will join Mr.. and Mrs Berk-
ley, of Washington, who left there Monday
for that point.
Mrs. Lillian Pearl Atwel, of Washing
ton, d. c., and Mr. James P. Colt, of Buck
Lodge, this county, were married on Thurs.
day, January Both, at o'clock, by the Rev
E. s. Todd, at the parsonage of the Meth
odist Church of Frederick City.
Mr.. Jesse G. Miller and Miss Hester M
Rife, both of Harrisonburg, Va, were mar.
ried in Rockville on Monday afternoon by
Rev. Thomas H. Campbell at the Baptist
parsonage in the presence of two friends OF
the young couple.
DIR. W p Hill, of this town, has received
an appointment as veterinary surgeon in
the United States Army with the rank Of
lieutenant. He is at present Inspector in
the Bureau of Animal Industry, with head
quarters at st. Joseph, Mo.
The sudden death of two valuable horses
ON the farm of Mr., Geo Reed, near Gath
ersburg, has aroused the suspicion of the
authorities, who are so confident of fou
play that they will advise an investigation
Mr. Reed believes the horses were poisoned
Miss Eva Louise Harriss, daughter of Mr.
Richard Harriss, of Traviah, this county
was married on Thursday evening OF last
week to Mr.. Trujean H. Aud by Father T
ID. Williams, pastor of st. Marys Catholic
Church, this town, at the home of the brides
parents
The following are the leaders for the B
Y.P. U for February: February 2, topit
More Earnestness, leader Mr.. Emory Bog
ley. February 8, topic Peace, leader Mis-
Lucy Garrett. February l6, topic Tempted
and Tried, leader Mrs f. V. Halstead. Feb
ruary %, Centennial Missionary Society
Miss Carrie Miller entertained the Uul
at Dulce Euchre Club, of Burnt Mills. las
week Mr. Chas. Hopkins and Miss Manal
Marowe received the first prizes, Mr. Clar
ence FaWcett and Mrs. A. E. Miller VOL
the second, and Mr. John Hardy and Mis-
Juliet Harper the BOBBY prizes. The visitor
were Messrs John Cissell, John Wheele
and Clarence Fawcett.
One man was blown to shreds and tire
injured by the explosion of nitro glycerin
in the house of the Cerberite Manufacturing
Company in Prince Georges county, nea
Washington city, on Tuesday. Il. J. Maj
tin, superintendent, was killed, and no singl
piece of his body longer than six inches wa
found The force of the explosion wa
plainly Ielt at this place.
Miss Lucy Anne Blount Worthlngto
died OF paralysis on December 2Snd, 1870
at the residence of her niece, Mrs. Harri'
f. Maynard, in Hagerstown, Md, aged I
years. Deceased was the second daughtt
of Joseph Wilson Worthlngton and granc
daughter OF General Redding Bloun' of tt
Revolutionary army. Interment in Moal
Olivet Cemetery, Frederick.
Capt. Charles H. Stanley, the convertt
comedian, will give his unique illustrate
entertainments at the Town Hall, Poole
vile, this county, on Friday and Saturds
evenings, February 7th and 9Th, at 8 o'cloc
A quarter of mile of wonderful life motto
pictures each evening, including Preside
Mckinley making his last speech at BuffaI
Change of program each evening. ADM
slon-adults, 20 cents; children, 10 cents.
The home of Mr.. E. l.. Tschiffely, ne
Darnestown, this county, was the scene
pretty wedding Wednesday, when M
Eva M. Vinson, Mr.. Tschffely's niece, Al
Mr. Ora b. Wyand, of Washington coun
Md, we're married by Rev. W. A. Stor
pastor of the Jamestown Presbyteri
Church Following the ceremony a We
ding breakfast was served, and later in I
afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Wyand left for
short trip.
Miss Laura |. Haines, Of Laytonsville, a
and Mr.. L. Pearl Holland, of Redland, WI
married Monday afternoon by Rev. A.
Schiff, pastor Of st. Marks German Lu
eran Church, Washington. The ceremo
was performed at the home OF the minis
in Washington and was witnessed by OF
very few intimate friends Of the you
couple. The bride wore stylish gown
blue Russian cloth, trimmed in white taft
and chiffon applique. She wore hat
gloves TO match and carried a bunch