Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-09-26
Iutal aud gersuual.
Town and Country.

Town and Country.
Wanted at once-a young man Of expert.
ence in the retail dry goods business. Ad-
dress Box 800, Frederick, Md.
The Burden Bearer Circle Of Kings
Daughters will meet at the home of Mrs. s.
d. Higgins on Tuesday afternoon, Septem.
Der 80, at 8 o'clock.
Nordlinger's stores, Georgetown, D. c.,
will be closed Thursday, October End, on
account OF religious holiday. Their pa.
irons should take note Of this.
Mr.. Willis o. Rhodes, who for number
of years has been principal OF the Hyatts
town public school, has resigned to take the
appointment of principal in the Buck Lodge
school.
Mr. Robert Welsh, Of this town, left here
last week to enter Lehigh University, and
Mr.. Walter Higgins, also of this place, has
entered the Western Maryland College at
Westminster.
Mr.. Henry j. Steele, of New York, and
Miss Lucille v. Carrick, of Washington,
were quietly married here on Monday last
BY Rev. Thomas ]. Packard. The cere.
mony took place at the home of the minis.
ter.
Miss Janette Cecilia Carlin, daughter of
DR.. Jas. s. Carlin, Of Slidell, this county,
and Mr.. Max A. Schindell, Of Washington
City, were quietly married in Camden, N.
j., on September 18th. The young couple
will make their home in Washington.
Farmers and others interested can see the
celebrated Jenney Corn Husker and Shred
der at work at Germantown Station on Sep
tember 10th and October 1st, under the con.
troll of Messrs. Dorsey & Humphrey, sole
agents for this county. See ad.
Boats on the Chesapeake and Ohio canal
are tying up at Cumberland, owing TO low
water. They can carry only about 80 tons,
or two-thirds of load, for fear of being
grounded, and bostmen refuse to go out
with light load unless paid higher rate.
The condition OF Mrs. Alcinda Sibley, wife
OF Mr. Joshua SibleY, who broke her leg at
her home near Boyd's last spring, is regard.
ed ~ unsatisfactory, and her physicians have
recommended that she be moved u the Gar
hsId Hospital IN Washington for further
treatment.
Ripe strawberries, grown in the open air,
during the latter part of September, are a
curiosity in this section, and yet specimens
OF this fruit, fully developed and ripe, were
left at this Office on Monday. The fruit was
grown by Mr.. Joseph T. Kelly, near barnes.
town, this county.
The members OF the Northern Methodist
Church at Clarksburg, this county, are
making some Improvements around their
cemetery near the church by the erection OF
an iron and ornamental wire fence. 1t will
entirely inclose the cemetery, and will cost
over $3.50 when completed.
After the Teachers Institute had adjourn.
ed last Friday the teachers voted to dissolve
the Teachers Association. During the pres
ent year it is proposed that the several teach
ers reading circles will meet and form a
more perfect and profitable organization to
be known as the Teachers Association of
the county.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth WASH
ington, daughter of Mrs. Olive Ann Wash
ington and the late Col. Thornton A. Wash
ingtoD, formerly of San Antonio, Texas, to
Mr.. Vernon Goldsborough Owen, of Gath.
ersburg, this county, Is announced TO take
place on Wednesday, October 9Th, 1902, at
IL o'clock, noon, at the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church, Washington, d. G.
Mort Campbell well known negro char.
acter who resided near Unity, this county,
was killed last week by being run over by
wagon. He and friend were on their way
home from Laytonsyille with load of cider,
and Campbell, In attempting to prevent a
barrel of cider from falling from the wagon,
lost his balance and fell to the ground, both
wheels Of the wagon passing over his chest.
He lived but few hours.
Ernest Norris, who resides in the upper
section of the county, several days ago
swore out warrant against man named
Cox, charging him with violating the local
option law. At the time the warrant was
Issued Justice Reading took the personal
bond of Norris 10 the sum OF 800 for his
appearance at preliminary hearing, which
was set for Saturday last. Norris tailed to
m n M OF ha oil I'D
attachment was issued for him and he was
placed under arrest and brought here and
lodged In Jail, where, 1t is understood, he
will be kept until the case against Cox is
tried.
VIM. II. Bobinger, proprietor of Cabin
John Hotel, on the Conduit road, this coun-
", and Thomas Noonan, Frank Michaels
and Herbert Ogle, who are said 10 be inter
ested in various enterprises along the same
thoroughfare, appeared before Justice of the
Peace Jos. Reading last Monday morning
to answer an aggregate Of twenty charges
of violating the local option and anti.gam.
bling laws. The warrants were issued sew.
eral weeks ago at the instance Of Frank
Boswell, young man who resides in the
lower section of the county. Because of
irregularities in the warrants several of the
cases were abandoned, and in the remain.
ing cases the accused waived preliminary
hearings and were required to furnish Sc.
curity in the sum of 800 In each case for
their appearance at the November Term OF
Court
Carp Destroying the Bass.-A dis
patch from Boyd's, Md, dated 23rd instant,