Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1903-11-27
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Town and Country.

Town and Country.
1x12-16, Kiln Dried, limited quantity
is offered at $40 90 per 1000 feet. Oscar L
johnson, Rockville.
Mr.. Charles A. Clagett has sold his house
and lot in the eastern section Of Rockville
to Rev. ]. W. Tamblyn for $1,000.
The Burden Bearer Circle of the King,
Daughters will meet at the home Of Mrs
F. A. Spencer on Tuesday, December 1st
at P. M.
A Box Social will be held at Unity schoo
house on Saturday, November 2Sth, at 7:3C
p. M. Proceeds for the library. Public
cordially invited.
The Ithica Conservatory of Music will
give musical and literary entertainment in
Masonic Hall, Gaithersburg, Friday even.
ing, December 4, 1903, for benefit of par.
sonage fund, M. E. Church South.
The large dairy barn Of Frank @. Hut.
ton, at Choppers, this county, was destroyed
by fire on Wednesday morning together
with its contents. A large silo full OF ensi.
lage was also destroyed and all the machin.
cry and farming implements. Loss, $1,000.
Xmas toys, books, games, etc. Call at the
Bakery and examine our stock and prices
before going to the city. We've got almost
anything you want as low as city prices,
saving you trouble and expense of bringing
them out. Try US. II. Reisinger, Rockville.
Mr.. s. B. Hege and Rev. W. F. Locke
have returned to their homes here from a
hunting trip to the wilds of Maine. They
report splendid sport. In addition to large
amount of other game, they killed four
splendid deer, two OF which they shipped to
Rockville.
Mr.. George Bean, OF this place, who re-
Gently had his right arm ground off in a
corn shocking machine and who has since
been In Washington hospital, Is reported to
be improving rapidly and will soon be able
TO leave the institution. His arm was am
putated at the shoulder.
Mr.. William 7. Lechlider, a brother Of
Charles Lechlider, of Burnt Mills, this coun.
ty, who has been in the service of the Bal.
timora and Ohio Railroad Company since
quite youth, has received a promotion,
having been made assistant general super,
intendent of transportation, to aid Mr.. Ar
thur Hale, general superintendent
Dr. Thomas A. Ashby, of Baltimore, will
address the physicians of Montgomery coun.
ty at meeting to be held at the Court
House, on Friday, December II, 1903, at half
past 2 o'clock. The object of this meeting
is to form medical society to affiliate with
the Medical and Chirurgical Faculty, and
through it with the American Medical AS
sociation. All the physicians in the county
are earnestly requested to attend.
Mr.. Charles Umstead, son of Mrs Re-
becca Umstead, of Kensington, this county,
died at Georgetown Hospital last Monday
morning. He went to the hospital some
days ago for an operation for appendicitis.
He formerly lived here with his mother. He
was in bis twenty fourth year He leaves
three William J Maurice and
Louis Edmund Umstead-and four sisters,
Sarah, Annie, Willie and Mamie Umstead.
On Tuesday, December LIST, all interested
in Neelsville cemetery will meet at the
church at $50 A. NJ, to clean up the lots.
At $50 P. M. the officers of the church and
cemetery will meet to consider the rules of
the cemetery, to assign lots to those apply
ing, and to issue titles to those who have
paid for lots. No One has a title to lot
simply because he has friends buried in 1t,
and those who are not members OF the
church must secure titles or be confined to
the general burying lot.
Mr.. G. F. Linthicum, general agent for
the Deering division at Nashville, Tenn e,
has received and accepted the appointment
of manager OF collections for the Interna-
tional Harvester Company Of America at
Baltimore city. The position rendered Mr..
Linthicum is one Of great responsibility
and his appointment was well-deserved
compliment Mr.. Linthcum ia a native OF
this county and was formerly engaged In the
drug business at Gaithersburg. He will en-
ter upon bis duties at Baltimore about the
first Of January.
A dispatch from Boyd's says; 1.-THE de
mand for Rayner buttons in Montgomery
county is 80 great that the supply has been
exhausted. Mr.. John W. Williams has al
ready pot out over 1000, and the demand
Is now greater than ever and will be sup
piled. At Poolesville a petition is being
signed in behalf of Mr.. Rayner's candidacy
for the United States Senate, which is meet
ing with prompt approval by the people
none refusing to sign it. The proposed meet
ing at Rockville on December 3rd, 1t Is ex
pected, will attract large crowd"
Miss Mary Emma Hays, niece Of Mr.. s
s. Hays of GAINESVILLE, was married Wed
nesday evening in the GAINESVILLE Baptls
Church, this county, to Mr.. ]. st. Clair Wig
gins, of Washington, formerly OF Georgia
Miss Anna Lee Poole, of Gapland, Wash
ington county, was maid of honor, and Mis-
Emma Thomas, of Washington, was brides
maid. Mr.. John M. Virgins, of Bruins
wick, Ca, was the groom's attendant. Tn
bride was given away by her brother, Mr..
L. Hays, Of Dickerson. The ushers wer
W. Dorchester Peck, g. p. Thomas and W
g. Worsell, Of Washington, and Vernon
Poole, of Gapland. The officiating ministe
was Rev. J. II. Davidson, Of Pooesville.
Home Wedding-A pretty weddin
was solemnized at the home OF the bride
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