Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-10-31
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Town and Country.

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Miss Loretta FOLLY, OF Baltimore, who has
been spending quite while with Miss Bes-
sic Selby, OF Derwood, has returned to her
home.
Last Saturday afternoon Mr.. Francis J..
Stecher and Miss Maude o. Sherwood, of
Washington, were married in Rockville by
Rev. 8. X. White.
The Burden Bearer Circle of the Kings
Daughters will meet at the home of DR.. 0.
NJ. Linthicum, Tuesday afternoon, Novem-
Der 4, at o'clock.
About 10 o'clock last Saturday night DR..
Thomas p Male and Miss Mary K. Keblin-
ger, both of Washington, were married here
by Rev G. Dorsey White.
Mr.. Thomas Renshaw, well.known and
much respected citizen of this county, died
at bis home, near Bethesda, on Tuesday,
the 2Sth instant, aged 70 years.
The marriage of Mr.. Aloysius Kingsbury
of Washington Grove, aud Miss Grace Coe,
of Washington, is announced to take place
in Washington on November 5th
The marriage of Mr.. Oscar Fulks, of
Gaithersburg, and Miss Edith Watkins,
daughter o. Mr.. Charles A. Watkins, of
Boyd's, will take place in December.
There will be Democratic meeting at
the store of II. D. Waters, at Germanto wn,
on Monday night, November 3rd Promi.
nent speakers will address the meeting.
The monthly meeting OF the Loyal Tenn
perance Legion will be held in the Method
ist Church Sunday, November 2nd, at $3.50
P. NJ. The public are cordially invited.
Mr. NJ. d. knight, OF this place, has pur.
chased from Mrs. Mary Earle, of Washing
ton, farm OF $40 acres, on the Great Falls
road two miles west OF Rockville, for $12 600
Miss Mary Brewer will open school for
small children on Monday, November 3rd =,
1902, at the home OF Mrs Veirs, Rockville,
Md. She solicits the patronage of her
friends.
MIR. Charles b. Pierce has sold to Messrs.
Wade and Winfield Magruder his farm
about two miles from Rockville. The tract
contains 470 acres, and the consideration
was $4,000.
Sunday orders-From now until Nav 1st
all Sunday ice-cream orders must be given
not later than l p. NJ. on the Saturday pre-
ceding. Please do not ask for an exception
TO this rule IL. Reisinger.
Mrs. Elizabeth Griffith died on Saturday
last at the home of her daughter, Mrs. |. G.
Wartield, near Laytonsvlle, this county,
aged " years. She is survived by two chill
dren, Mrs Warfeld and Mr.. Charles Fl.
Griffith.
Mr., 5. E. Reid, living on the railroad one
and half miles from Boyds, and same dis.
lance from Germantown, will, on Thursday,
November 6, sell at public auction lot of
tcuars see handblls.
The ladies of Coesvile Church will hold
an oyster supper at the w. g. T. U. Hall,
at Coesville, on Thursday, November 9th,
commencing at 8 z. M. If the weather is
uniavorabe, the next fair night. Proceeds
for repairing the church. All are cordially
invited.
The new advertisement of Eiseman Bros,
on our local page, should attract the atten-
ton OF all who desire to secure clothing at
reasonable prices. This house Is one of the
most popular in the District and has for
many years been patrouized by the people
of our county.
Mrs. Katharine Benson, an old and promi
nent lady of Germantown, this county, died
suddenly while sitting in a chair talking
with her husband at o'clock Sunday after.
noon. Mrs. Benson had been complaining
for some time. She was in her seventy
eighth year. Her husband is Mr.. Thomas
Benson, ex.sherif of this county.
"a box social" will be held at Claysville
school house on Friday evening, November
9TH, beginning at 8 o'clock. All are invited
The ladies are requested to bring boxes and
the gentlemen to bring the ladies. Ice
furnished during the evening Proceeds
for benefit Of the school. If stormy, ii will
be held the following evening.
The Rockville foot ball team has been re-
organized for the season, with the following
players Whiting, center; Stiles, right guard;
Hicks, left guard; b. Kelchner, left tackle;
Harriss, right tackle; G. Kelchner, left end;
Dawson, right end; Mason, quarter back;
Brewer, right half back; Wilson, left half
back; Poss, full back. A schedule Is being
arranged, the first game to be played next
week.
The Board OF Supervisors of Elections
met here on Tuesday and burned the ballots
cast at the last election, as required by law
The Board also completed arrangements for
the election next Tuesday and appointed
the following additional doorkeepers for the
polling places designated Poolesville dis
trct-Wm. b. Trundle, Democrat; Coles.
vile, Il. Z. b. Margerum, Republican
Wheaton-first precinct, Seymour Smith,
Republican second precinct, N. Jackson,
Republican
The remains OF VIM. Waesche, Of Wash.
ington, ID. g., were brought to the home OF
his father, Mr.. John Waesche, at Beallsville
this county, and Sunday afternoon inferred
in Monocacy Cemetery, many friends being
present About two weeks ago Mr.. Waesche,
with his wife and one child, visited his pa
rents al Beallsville, and shortly after his
return to Washington was stricken with
typhoid fever, ending in his death. He had
been In business in Washington for the past
lew years. He was about 81 years old.
The following gentlemen have been ex
cused from jury duty at November Term o.
the Circuit Court: Uriah II. W. Griffith
Robert Moffett, George W. f'letchsll, JOSEPH
W. Bond, James f. Harvey, Henry j. Ster