Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1903-01-09
Eutal aud 2ersuual.
Town and Country.

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mantown.
Mr.. Enos Keys, Of Linden, who has been
critically ill of typhoid fever for the past two
months, is understood to be out of danger
and rapidly improving.
Mr. Ira K. Dorsey has sold his farm of
1872 acres, on the Annapolis road, Howard
county, to his brother, Mr.. J Bradley Dor
sey, of Germantown, this county.
Rev. r. L. McNair will preach in Rock.
vile Baptist Church Friday night, January
9th The sermon will be especially adapted
to voters. All others are also invited.
The public school house at Goshen, this
county, was destroyed by fire last Tuesday
night. All the contents were also consumed.
The loss is placed at $500; insurance, 1890.
The Rockville Lodge of Masons has elect.
cd the following officers Arthur b. Glea.
son, worshipful master; Winlred Beck, Sc
NOR warden; DR.. William FL. Trail, Junior
warden.
Miss Sarah S. Pope, daughter of Mr.. Jos
M. Pope, of Laytonsville, this county, and
Mr.. Samuel o. Butler, OF Virginia, were
married in Rockville on Monday by Rev
q. Dorsey White.
Mr.. j. William Rabbit has bought of
Mr.. Milton Darcus what is known as the
William Jones farm, containing 101 acres,
and situated near the Falls road about two
miles west of Rockville.
At st. Johns Catholic Church, Forest
Glen, this county, Mr. Louis E. Umstead
was married to Miss Maude A. Coupard,
both of the vicinity Of Kensington, Rev. q.
o, Rosensteel officiating
Nathan Keys, charged with stealing $50
from John W. Knott, of Slidel, alter a hear.
ing by Justice Norris, of Boyd's, on Tues.
day, was committed to await action of the
grand jury. His son, James Keys, charged
with completely, was released.
Mr.. Harvey Crown met with an accident
last week at his residence at Hunting Hill.
In shooting at worthless dog he desired to
kill the load of shot missed the dog, struck
some impenetrable object and rebounded,
painfully wounding him in the ankle and
insteep.
Miss Annie M. Myers, assistant teacher of
the public school at Gaithersburg, has been
compelled to resign, owing to ill health.
Miss j. NJ Titlow, a graduate of the State
Normal School, and for some time teacher
of the Potomac school, has been appointed
as her successor.
At the meeting of the County Commits
sioners on Tuesday the report of the ex.
amlners and plat of the change in the Fred
erick road as petitoned for by j. e. Deets
and others was received, filed and laid over
for thirty days for filing of objections to
ratification of same.
Died, in Williams county, Ohio, Decem.
Der "a, 1902, Rufus T. Darby, aged 70 years,
son OF the late Darius Darby, of this coun.
V. He leaves three daughters and one son,
one brother, of Indiana, and two sisters,
Miss Valinda Darby, OF Ohio, and Mrs. Rob.
ert j. sherwood, of this county.
On Wednesday, January %, dance and
supper will be given at Potomac Hall, Pc
tOmac, Md, for the benefit Of st. GabrieIs
Catholic Church. An excellent supper will
be provided by the ladies in charge, and a
pleasant evening is promised to all who
wish TO come. The doors will be opened at
o'clock in the evening.
Miss Hattie Dunawin, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. IL. Dunawin, OF Griiton, this
county, has gone TO Washington hospital
for a second operation Tor the removal of
cancer OF the face. About two months ago
she underwent an operation, supposed at the
time to be successful. The cancer soon after
ward required, however, and affected the
sight Of one eye, making another operation
necessary.
The Rockville Reading Circle will hold
It's monthly meeting at the home OF Mr..
Humphrey, Tuesday, January 10, 1903, at z
L. M. The following program has been ar
ranged for the evening Teaching Pupils
in Glass, Mr.. Harley; Written Exercises,
Miss Garrett; Promotion Examinations,
Miss |. Dove; Primary Reading, Miss
Hughes; First Lessons in Reading, Miss
Brewer Language Training, Miss 4. Rice :;
Language Training, continued, Miss Albert.
Mr.. Louis K. Young, of Martinsburg, W .
Va, and Miss Bessie Irene, youngest daugh
Ter OF Mr.. John Talbot, of this county, were
married Monday at st. Johns Catholic rec
tory, Frederick, by Rev William J. 4 ane.
Miss Carrie Young sister of the groom, was
bridesmaid, and Miss Nellie Collins, niece of
The BRIDE, was maid Of honor. The brides
brother, William Talbot, was best man
The bride wore dress Of blue broadcloth,
Ap,etg re hat and carried bouquet OF Bride
Roses
Past Masters Association of the Ma.
sonic Lodges Of this county was organized
at Gaithersburg last week. A large number
Of prominent members of the fraternity, not
only of Pentalpha Lodge, but the lodges at
Rockville and Kensngton, were present
Mr.. Thomas o. White, Of GAINESVILLE, was
selected president; Jas +. Allen, Of Rock
vile, vice president, and Harry b. Cramer,
oil Gaithersburg, secretary and treasurer.
The masters degree was conferred. After
the business session, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry b.
Cramer served fine supper at their home
to all present
AT the annual election of Forest Oak
Lodge, No. 1913, Knights OF Pythias, Of Gath
ersburg, the following officers were chosen
chancellor Commander, Albert Thompson /;
Vice Chancellor, Walter Thompson Pre-.
late, Arthur X. Watkins; Master Of Ex-
chequer, Carson Ward Master Of Finance
John t. Martin; Keeper of Records and
Seals, Forest Whalen; Master at Work, J
Glen Murphy; Representative TO Grand
Lodge, zachariah T. Briggs. Messrs. Heze
kiah Day, Michael Whalen, j. W. Smith
Geo. A. Phebus and IL. T. Waesche wer
selected "a the hoard of trnataaa Tho IodU