Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1903-06-05
Ynfal aud gersuual.
Town and Country.

School Commissioner George Rice is sick
at his home at Travllah
The Orphans Court will be in session on
Tuesday and Wednesday of next week.
Johnson's lumber yard, Rockville, will
close Saturdays in June, July and August
at $50 P. M.
Died, June 1st, 1908, infant child of Thos.
and Bessie Ricketts,, aged twelve days. 1t
was laid to rest in Gathersburg cemetery.
Mr.. John Cole and Miss Mary Elizabeth
Nichols, both Of this county, were married
in Rockville on Tuesday last by Rev. s. R.
White.
Mr.. James Anderson, son of Capt. James
Anderson, of this place, has received an ap.
pointment as marine engineer at the Brook
Ign Navy Yard
Tuesday afternoon Mr. James A. Sim
mons and Miss Sallie W. Greek more, both
OF Washington, were married In Rockville
by Rev. s. X. White.
The ladies of Hunting Hill church will
hold their annual strawberry and ice-cream
IceuVhIS az tuclT CuuECu, On w 6O0o8QAV,
June 10th. If not fair, come next day.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will hold
its monthly meeting In the Baptist Church
on Sunday, June 7th, at $50 P, NJ. All are
cordially invited.
The ladies Of the Seneca Baptist Church
will hold q strawberry and ice cream fes.
tival at Seneca Church on Thursday, June
11ih. Proceeds for furnishing church.
Several hundred persons saw the opening
game Of the county base bali season at Daw.
sonville on Monday last, when the local
team defeated Bealsville by the score of II
TO 10.
The committee in charge of the ladies'
wrapper sewing room have received letter
from Mr.. Waterman stating that he will
be here about the 10th of June to make ar
engagements.
The Georgetown University reserve base
ball team visited Rockville on Saturday
afternoon last and gave the Rockville team
its worst defeat OF the season, the score
standing 8 too.
The ladies of Goshen NJ. E. Church South
will hold a strawberry festival and supper
during the afternoon and evening OF We'd
nesday, June 10th, in the church grove. II
rainy, the next fair day.
Mr. Henry G. Hughes and Miss Daisy B.
Butler, young Westinghouse, came out to
Rockville last Sunday afternoon and were
married by Rev. T. H. Campbell, pastor OF
the Baptist Church
The ladies of the Christian Church at
Redland will hold an ice cream and straw
berry festival at the residence of Mrs M. E.
Helm on Friday, June 18th, beginning p.
N. II rainy, the next fair evening
On the 9th OF June the ladies of Gathers.
burg M. <. Church South will hold an ice
cream and strawberry festival at Masonic
Hall, for the benefit Of the church, begin
ming at P. N. Public cordially invited.
A lawn fete and bazaar for the benefit of
81. Mary's Church, GAINESVILLE, will be held
on the parsonage lawn on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings, June 9th and 10th.
Dancing each evening. Public cordially
invited.
The eighty second annual commencement |
exercises OF Columbian University at Wash |
ington city took place this year commencing |
May 80 and ending June g. Among the |
graduates, as Bachelor of Laws, was Mr..
John Brewer, Of this town.
Misses Corinne Dawson, OF Dawsonville,
and Isabella Griffith, of Laytonsville, are
the two graduates of Briarley Hall Seminary
at Poolesvile. The commencement Is TO
be held in the town hall there on June 9th,
with an elaborate program.
Died, May 31st, 1908, at her home near
Hunting Hill, Mrs. Sophia Bsughman, wild.
ow Of Andrew Baughman, aged 70 years
Her funeral took place from Ounce Orch.
ard Methodist Church South, on Tuesday.
The funeral services were conducted by Rev.
f. T. Griffith, and the interment was at the
Presbyterian Cemetery, Jamestown. She
leaves the following sons Messrs. George,
Andrew, Frank and Lycurgus Baughman.
On Saturday evening last Mrs Mary
Fletchall, widow Of Capt John Fletchall,
died at her residence, near Poolesvllle, this
county. aged n years. Her death was prob
ably FASTENED by worry over the loss Of her
son, Walter Fletchall, with whom she lived,
about month ago. Mrs Fletchall was the
daughter of the late VIM. Poole, prominent
citizen OF the county. She is survived by
two children-Mrs. Thomas Hoskinson, and
Mr.. Arthur Fletchall, q merchant Of Pooles
vile.
The eleventh annual convention Of the
Maryland State Firemen's Association will
, meet at Frederick, Md, on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, June 10, II and 10,
and promises to be the grandest demonstra.
ton of volunteer fremen ever held in Mary
land or elsewhere. The State Association
is composed of thirty five companies, all Of
which have signi6ed their intention Of be-
ing present, and make this the biggest dem
onstration in the history Of the association.
The parade will occur Wednesday afternoon
June 10. There will be fully 5000 uni.
lorDeu men III hne' WIN w "1"us VI "usO'
Mr.. j. Thomas Hoskinson, q native Of this
county, died OF consumption In Brunswick,
Frederick county, on Friday last. he was
a son the late Andrew ]. and Martha Hos
kinson, formerly Of PoOesville district. At
the time of his death be was employed as q
clerk in the Office OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company at Brunswick. Previ'
Gus To that time be had held several govern.
ment and business positions in Washington
city. He was man OF fine business ability
and leaves a host OF warm friends. His
funeral took place on Sunday and was at