Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1903-10-30
9ufal aud 9ersuual.
Town and Country.

There will be Democratic meeting a
Ounce Orchard to- night, Friday, October
Both.
Governor Smith has appointed j. E. KEEL.
ley and John Wagner deputy game wardens
for this county.
A marriage license was issued in Wash.
ington on Monday last to John Loeher, OF
this county, and Mary Thicker, of Washing.
ton.
Miss Eva Beall, of Jamestown, this coun.
ty, aged II years, died there last Sunday
night Sh1 was daughter of DR.. Reverdy
Beall.
The Burden Bearer Circle of the Kings
Daughters will meet at the home of Mrs. j.
W. Warner on Tuesday, November 3rd, at
8 p. NJ. A full attendance is desired.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will hold
its monthly meeting Sunday afternoon, No.
Vember LIST, in the Methodist Church, at $3.50
o'clock. All are requested to attend
Mr.. j. U. Leaman, OF Germantown, has a
tomato plant from which he has picked II
ripe tomatoes, the largest one weighing one
pound, and it still has on it "a green tomatoes.
The ladies of the Germantown M. E.
Church South will hold an oyster supper
on Friday, October Both; if rainy, the next
fair day. The supper will be held in H. d.
Waters hall.
The Pleasant Hill public school will hold
an oyster supper in the hall at Jamestown
on Thursday, November 9th. Proceeds for
the benefit OF the school library. Supper
ready for serving after 4:30 P. NJ.
Mr.. Oscar G. Leizear and Miss Sarah Bur!
ton, daughter OF Mr.. George Burton, both of
Burtonsvile, this county, were married on
Tuesday last, at the home of the bride, by
Rev. Mr.. Tamblyn, of this town.
The Germantown M. E. Church South
will not be dedicated on Sunday next, No
vember LIST, as published, by mistake, in last
weeks issue of the SENTINEL Due notice
of date OF dedication will be published.
Messrs. VIM. w. Day and Walter Thomp-
son, of this place, have been notified of their
appointments to clerkships in the Washing
ton City postoffice. Their appointments
were the result OF civil service examina.
tionc.
The season for partridge and rabbit shoot
ing in this county opens November LIST and
continues until December Goth. All non
residents of the county are required to pay
license of $15 for the privilege of shooting
within the county limits.
Last Saturday the quarterly meeting OF the
Montgomery County Anti-Saloon League
was held at Gaithersburg, in the Methodist
Church South. There was large attend.
ance of members, and delegates were present
representing many churches and temporal
organizations from every section of the
county.
Messrs. z. M Cooke and z. NJ. Waters,
Jr., have been in Hagerstown and Frederick
the past two weeks, where they have been
exhibitors at the fairs there. Their herds Of
registered Guernsey and Brown Swiss cattle
exhibited took many first premiums in com.
petition with the finest stock of those Sec
tons of Maryland.
Mr.. David Rinehart, of Boyd's, had two
fine driving horses entered at the Frederick
fair, and received first prize for best double
team. Mr.. Howe Totten received first prize
OF the dog show on his very valuable Great
Dane dog, Tristan, that has taken prizes in
New York, Pittsburg and in Ohio. His
other dogs were first and second.
A. tho late MaIhonrna notralio RouaI
Show, Mr.. W. b. Veirs, formerly of this
county, was awarded first prizes and l
second in entries for his standard trottng
horses, a number of which were imported
from this country. This unequaled record
was added to by two premiums for draft
horses and two premiums for setter dogs.
The ladies OF Shiloh Methodist Protestant
Church, near Clarksburg, will give an oyster
supper on the evenings of Friday and Sat-
urday, October 80 and 81, beginning at A 2.
M. The supper will be given at Thomp-
sons corner, in the Dood House, recently
purchased by Mr.. Carl Burdette, on the road
leading from Comus to Clarksburg. The
Germantown Cornet Band will furnish the
music. Everybody is invited to come.
Mr.. Thomas 1. Thompson, of the vicinity
of Clarksburg went to Frederick on Thurs
day of last week TO visit the fair with Miss
Elsie Hall, of Baltimore, and they were
quietly married there before noon in the
presence of witnesses. Miss Hall is the
daughter of Mrs. Florida Hall, of Baltimore,
The mother of the bride knew nothing Of
the intended wedding. Miss Hall has been
visiting her relatives near Boyd's for somt
time
The ladies of Goshen M. 4. Church Soutt
will serve regular country dinner and oys
ter supper at the residence of Mr.. OthC
Williams, near Laytonsville, on the after
noon and evening of Thursday, Novembe
9th. Turkey, roast pig, oysters stewed anC
fried, cakes, ice cream, candy, fruits, &c.
will be among the good things on hand
The dinner will be served at Z. M.
rainy, it will be held on Friday, Novem
Der 9th All cordially invited.
Judge Henderson has filed an opinion il
the Circuit Court here awarding to Henri
Hebron, colored, the $500 reward offered b
the County Commissioners Tor the arrest o
the murderer or murderers OF Louis Rosen
stein and wife, who were killed at Sldel
this county, several years ago. Henry Hell
ron resides in Washington. 1t is under
stood he gave the police officers the 10
formation as TO the whereabouts of Taylo
one OF the murderers, which resulted in hi
arrest.
Mr.. G. E. Moskey, Of this town has jui
discovered that he has been the possesso
for the past % years Of two violins of raj
value. One is StradiVarus, made 10 th
year 1876, and the other was made by Ad
dreas Guarneyius in 1703. Both we're mad