Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1903-12-18
Eutal aud gersuual.
Town and Country.

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on Tuesday last.
VIM. T. Brown has been appointed post
master at Burnt Mills, this county, vice s.
A. Hersperger, resigned.
MIR. William =. Trail and Miss Leathey
Poole, both OF this county, were married in
Washington last week by Rev. Donald
Mcleod.
The Rockville Assembly has issued invi.
tations for its annual Christmas holiday ball,
to be held in the Opera House on the even.
ing of December 31st.
The Deer Greek Farmers Club has Issued
invitations for all the farmers clubs and
road organizations in this State to conven-
ton in Baltimore on December %.
Russell Burch, 4 year old son Of ]. Tilden
Burch, OF Boyds, was seriously injured last
Tuesday by falling on wire rod, which
penetrated his head through the mouth.
The examiners appointed to determine
whether the public convenience requires
the opening Of the road from Avery to Rock.
vile, petitioned for by G.. W. Riggs and
others, have reported in favor of the road.
To settle the estate OF the late Thomas
Marshall, of Washington Grove, Mr.. Chas.
l.. Marshall has sold to Mr.. Thomas II
Marshall the farm of n acres near Wash
ington Grove, on which the latter resides.
Mr.. George NJ. Hunter, of this town, has
purchased from j Maury Dove, lot of 4
acres of land on Washington street, Rock
vile Heights, upon which he will soon
commence the erection of dwelling house.
MIR. John 9. l.. Dreamer died on Tuesday
night last at Glen, this county, aged 80 years.
He leaves the following children, all resi-
dents of this county: John W., Sylvester,
Charles, Howard, Enoch and Jas. Dreamer
and Mrs. Ella Stewart.
John jackson, colored, of Potomac dis.
trict, while out hunting last week, in com
pany of Thomas Laird, coored, was acci.
dentally shot by the discharge of gun in
the hands Of Laird. Jackson died some
days alter the occurrence.
John Doe Plummer, q negro, evidently
insane, was arrested Saturday and landed
In jail here. He came from the vicinity
of Buckeystown, Frederick county. Near
Dickerson he assailed several homes, kick.
ing in the doors and running inmates out
Mrs. Susan v. Gather, widow of Col
James B. Gather, died on Tuesday last of
pneumonia at the home of her son, Mr..
Thomas B. Brookes, near Redland, in the
73rd year OF her age. She was a lady highly
respected in the community in which she
lived.
A supper and dance will be given at the
knights of Pythias Hall, Potomac, on the
evening of Tuesday, January 5, 1904, for the
benefit of St. Gabriels Catholic Church.
Doors open at 7:30 o'clock. The committee
in charge promise an excellent supper and
an enjoyable evening.
The home of Mr.. Chester Bowman, near
Laytonsvie, this county, was the scene
Wednesday afternoon of the marriage of
Mr.. Bowman's daughter, Miss Bessie L.
Bowman, and Mr.. Clinton II. Wachter,
also Of the Laytonsville neighborhood. The
officiating minister was Rev. F. NJ. Cliff.
Mr.. Robert Thomas Titus and Miss Mary
Adelaide Perry, both Of Leesburg, Va, Wis
tied Rockville on Wednesday afternoon Of
last week and were married by Rev. s. r.
White, the ceremony taking place at the
home of the minister. Immediately after.
ward the newly married couple left for
Washington.
Miss Julia Allnutt, daughter of Mr.. Ben
jamin W. Allnutt, prominent farmer re-
siding near Dawsonvile, this county, and
Mr.. Lawrence A. Darby, Jr., were married
on Wednesday last at Seneca Baptist church,
Dawsonvile Rev. Chas. H Waters, pastor
of the church, ofHciated. The bride was
given away by her brother, Mr.. Henry All
mutt.
Mrs. Martha Chick, wife of Mr. Henry
Chick, Of Potomac, this county, died at q
late hour on Wednesday night of last week
of pneumonia, aged So years. Her illness
was of short duration. Besides her hus
band, she leaves the following children
Messrs. Charles d. and Edward Chick, o.
this county, and Mrs Alexander Soper, Of
Washington.
The Young ladies of the Rockville M. K
Church South have organized missionary
society to be known as the "Golden Links.
The officers are Miss Daisy Hege, president
Miss Nellie Printup, first vice president
Miss Rose Armstrong, second vice-presi
dent; Misses Ellen Brewer and Carrie King
secretaries; Miss Lillian Bennett, treasurer
Monthly meetings will be held.
Mr.. David Clark, who is engaged as
marketman between Lsytonsvile, where b
resides, and the Washington markets, on
recent trip missed his purse. The purse, q
we'll as he recollects, contained nearly $8C
He has been unable to fnd 1t after vigol
ous search, and believes that while he wa
making change along the route some patro
or bystander picked his pocket.
Donald Birk, the young son OF N
Charles +. Kirk, of Olney, this county, vi
seriously injured in an accident at the Ba
tImore and Ohio depot here last Saturda
morning In endeavoring to hold tw'
horse team, which became frightened at
railroad train, he was knocked down al
trod upon by one OF the animals. II
young man was so badly injured that
had TO be put 10 bed.
Plans have been prepared by Speiden
speiden, architects, Of Washington, fro
which Mr.. G. F. Kincheloe will erect a tw
story and attic dwelling at Alta Vista, Il
county. The foundation will be oil sto
with superstructure OF wood, hipped re
and lookout. II will contain eleven room
reception hall and bath, with wide tW