Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1903-07-31
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Town and Country.

at 1890 A. M.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will hold
its monthly meeting in the Presbyterian
Church on Sunday, August 2nd, at $3.50 P
M. All are cordially invited.
Mr.. Thomas N. Bailey and Miss Anna
Josephine Stonestreet, both of this COUNTY
were married in Washington city on Wed.
nesday by Rev. James F. Mackln.
Mr.. Joseph S. Hardy and Miss Emma
Gingles, both of this county, were married
last week at the parsonage of st. Johns
Catholic Church, Forest Glen, by Father G.
O. Rosensteel.
Mr.. Alfred Lee Donaldson, of Washing
ton, and Miss Lille Urner Howes, daughter
of MIR. Julian Howes, of Lsytonsvlle, this
county, were married in Rockville on Thurs
day evening of last week by Rev. S. r.
White.
A popular excursion to Frederick, Har.
per's Ferry and Winchester, and return, will
be given Sunday, August Bud, by the Bal
tlmore and Ohio Railroad. Only 81 round
trip from Rockville. Special train leaves s:32
A. N. Call on Ticket Agent b. & o. for full
particulars.
A majority of the farmers of the county
have cut their hay, and it is said TO be one
OF the best crops seen in this county for
years. The hay is clean and of excellent
quality, and the yield is at least 80 per cent
good. The corn crop is in excellent shape
and bids fair TO make heavy yield.
The annual pic mic for the benefit of st.
Roses Church, Choppers Station, will be
held on Wednesday, August 9th. A clay
pigeon tournament will take place in the
morning. Games and amusements during
day. Dancing during the evening. Dinner
and supper served on the grounds. All in
vited.
Charles Porter, Of Ednor, this county,
dropped dead on the farm of Mrs. Elizabeth
Thomas, near Ashton, on Friday morning
last. Deceased was son OF Mrs. Annie
Porter and was about As years of age. The
cause OF death was apopexy. The body
was taken to the residence of Mrs. Elizabeth
Thomas, from which the funeral took place.
A lawn lete for the benefit OF Emory M.
E. Church will be held on Tuesday, August
4th, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. CALVIN
Broadly, beginning at 8 p. M. Supper will
be served and also ice cream and refresh
ments The most pleasant features of the
evening will be tabeaux, charades and
music. All are cordially invited to attend.
Clinton M. Moore, formerly principal of
Brookevlle Academy, who recently resign
ed to accept the principalship of the Ken
sington public school, has resigned that po-
sition and accepted position as principal
OF Poole's Track school, at Dickerson, vice
M. W. Phillips. Mr.. Moore recently pur-
chased business stand and twenty eight
acres of land near Dickerson for 5000.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Sarah Eliza
beth Dade died at her residence, at Buck
Lodge, this county, aged 76 years. She was
the wife OF Mr. John II. Dade. Mrs. Dade
was before marriage a Miss Jones, daughter
of the late William Jones. Besides her hus-
band she leaves three children, namely, Q.
g. Dade, of Washington; Mrs. Jas. Darby
and Miss Anna l.. Dade, of Buck Lodge
Mrs. Eliza Renshaw, widow of Henry
Renshaw, died Sunday at her home, near
Bethesda, this county, aged 70. She re-
Gently suffered a stroke Of paralysis and
never fully recovered, but appeared to be
as well as at any time lately until few
days ago, when she showed signs OF ex
haustion and grew gradually weaker. She
leaves one daughter, Mrs. Vincent Magru
der, and the following step-children Mrs.
Stephen B. Lyddane, Miss Molie Renshaw,
and Messrs. Frank, Charles and Henry Rem
shaw.
A runaway couple from Washington were
married on Tuesday at st. Johns Church,
Forest Glen. The principals were Miss
Lucia M. G0ttsman, daughter OF Conrad
Gottsman, and Thomas O'Brien, a member
OF the fire department. The parents of the
bride had made no objection TO the match,
but wished TO have their daughter wait until
she was older. She refused, however, 10
abide by their Wishes and Tuesday she and
Mr. OBrien came to Rockville, where they
procured license and then went to Forest
Glen, where Father Rosensteel married
them.
The funeral services over the remains OF
the late VIM. Reed took place last Friday
afternoon at the NJ. e. Church South, Gath
ersburg, and were largely attended. Rev
T. j. Lambert, pastor of the church, Off
ciating, and interment was made in Forest
Oak Cemetery Mr.. Reeds sudden death
was shock TO his family and wide circle
OF friends. Calling upon neighbor IN his
usual health he returned home late in the
evening and retired. Not arising in the
morning at the regular time, members OF the
family visited his room and found him dead.
Death is supposed to have occurred several
hours before. Mr.. Reed spent most OF his life
ofsevsnty-seven years farming his place near
Gaithersburg, at which he was quite sue
cessful. He WAS father Of fourteen children.
Mrs. Reed and ten children survive him.
Anti-SaIOOn League The regular
quarterly meeting of the Montgomery Coun'
ty Anti Saloon League will be held In basket
picnic style at the M. e. Church, Laytons
vile, on Thursday, August 9th, ct 10 A. N
and $50 +. NJ.