Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-01-24
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Town and Country.

has been appointed Crier of the Circuit
Court for this county.
The Montgomery Press, published at Ken.
sington, has been sold by Mr.. B. Il. Warner
to Mr.. G. W. Clum.
Mr.. Thomas H. Pope has been appointed
constable for the first district in place of
W. F. Howes, resigned.
Died, on the 10Th of January, 1902, Sam'l
residence of his son, Col g. w. Dorsey, of
OlneY district, this county.
Itch on human, mango on horses, dogs
and all stock, cured in 80 minutes by Wool.
ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never fails
Sold by E T. Fearon, Rockville.
At meeting of the State Board of Public
Works last week, Mr.. Spencer Watkins, of
this county, was elected q director in the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company.
The music pupils OF Andrew Small Acad
envy, Darnestown, will give recital in the
study hall Friday, January gath, at 7:30 P.
NJ. A cordial invitation is extended to all
The remains of Mrs. Lulu Rohrer, who
died last week, wife of Mr.. Sam' J. Rohrer,
OF Boyd's, this county, were conveyed to
Rohrervile Washington county, Sunday
morning by special train and buried.
Mrs. W. P. Hill left here last Friday
morning for st. Joseph, Mo, to join her
husband, DR.. W. p. Hill, who was recently
appointed an inspector in the bureau of
animal industry, with headquarters at st.
Joseph.
Mr.. Ignatius B. Reid, of Boyd's, railroad
contractor, left for Clifton, Va last week,
where he has gone to act as general fore
man for Stewart 81 Jones, railroad contrac-
tors, who have contracted to double track a
portion of the Southern railroad near that
place.
Mr.. Jacob A. Filler died in Rockville last
Saturday night of complication of paraly
sis and an affection OF the kidneys, aged "a
years. He was unmarried and leaves two
sisters and brother who reside In Vir
gnia. He formerly resided in Frederick
county, Md, and was native OF Virginia.
Mr.. Frederick B. johnson, of Nora, Ind,
and Miss Laura d. Stevens, of GAINESVILLE,
this county, were married here on Thurs.
day of last week by Rev. &. Dorsey White,
pastor of the NJ E. Church South. The
ceremony was performed at the Methodist
parsonage in the presence of two friends of
young couple.
The attention of the public school teachers
of the county is called to the Governors
proclamation, and the Secretary of the State
Board of Education, with Prof. Stephens,
State Superintendent, requests that teachers
observe portion of the day by especially
calling the attention of the pupils to the
character and life of President Mckinley
on the Goth instant.
Capt. Charles II. Stanley, the converted
comedian, will give his unique illustrated
entertainments at the Town Hall, Pooles
vile, this county, on Friday and Saturday
evenings, February 7th and 9Th, at o'clock
A quarter of mile of wonderful life motion
pictures each evening, including President
Mckinley making his last speech at Buffalo
Change of program each evening. Admis-
sion-adults, 20 cents; children, 10 cents
There will be supper al the residence
of Mr.. Curtis Kisner, near the transformer
house on the Rockville and Washington
Electric Railroad, on Friday night, Janu-
airy 24lh, beginning about o'clock, and
leaving at pleasure. The proceeds will be
for the benefit OF the Mt Zion Baptist church.
A cordial invitation is extended to one and
all TO come and partake of an elegant supper
at a very moderate price. Encourage the
good ladies with your presence.
Mr.. John Snider, farmer of the vicinity
of Germantown, this county, lost draft
horse last week as a result of a runaway.
The horse was valued at 5000. Mr.. Snider's
employees were hauling ice with four horse
team, and one Of the horses became fright
ened at some object near the road, and
started to run, soon leading the others on,
when suddenly the tongue OF the wagon
snapped off and ran through the body of
one of the horses, killing 1t instantly. The
wagon was badly damaged and the other
three horses were slightly bruised.
Mrs Cecilia s. Jones, widow of Samuel
Jones and daughter of Mrs Margaret A.
Kilgour, died on Thursday afternoon of last
week at her home, near Glen, this county,
aged about 81 years. She had been i'll Of
IN affection of the throat for some time, but
her death was unex pected and is understood
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leaves the following children: Samuel M.
Jones, OF Baltimore, VIM. K Jones and
Miss Margaret Jones, OF this county, and
Mrs. Albert Alder, OF Virginia. Deceased
was sister of Col. VIM. Kilgour and Alex
Kilgour, of this town.
The oyster supper held in Olney Grange
Hall on the 18th instant, for the benefit of
st Peters Church. proved quite a success,
As music and dancing were enjoyed by all,
and many were 10 attendance from Rock.
vile, Derwood, Forest Glen, and many other
sections OF the county One OF the most en-
ioyable features OF the evening was straw
ride given by Mr.. and Mrs Griffith Clark of
Brookevile, in honor Of their cousin, Miss
Lula Cagett, near Rockville, in which about
forty participated. The horses were heavily
strung with bells and joy and mirth attended.
The sum OF $40 was realized from the supper.
The election of officers of the First Ma
tional Bank of Gaithersburg took place last
week, directors being chosen, without oppo.
sltion, as follows: James E. Ayton, Nathan
Cooke, John b. Diamond, |. T. Fulks, S. s.
Hays, Albert F Meem, p. NJ. Smith, II.
Maurice Talbot, DR.. VIM. A. Waters, II.
ID. Waters, Jas S Windsor, Jas. Anderson
8. 10. Jones. /. B. Ward, Ulysses Griffith,
@. II. Hoskinson. Acknowledgement meeting
fihe directors these officers were chosen !:
John B. Diamond, president; II. Maurice
TaibOtt vice president. Robert b. Moore