Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1903-06-19
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Town and Country.

To prove the absolute practicability Of
Reeds Rein Supporters trial pair will be
furnished responsible persons. Write or call
on Wash. Burdette, at postoffice, Gathers.
burg, this county.
Cromelin Lodge, No SO, K. of p, will
hold their annual pic mic in the grove, near
Potomac, on Wednesday, July 10Th, 1903.
City orchestra and fine brass band will be
In attendance.
MIR. j. II. Kelchner returned to his home
here on Saturday from Providence Hospital.
Washington, where he has been under med
ical care for several weeks, improved but
still confined TO his bed.
Miss Sophia Davis, of Germantown, and
Mr.. Richard A. Bennett, of Boyd's, were
married on Wednesday evening Of last week
at the GAINESVILLE Baptist Church. The
ceremony took place promptly at 8 O'Clock.
Rev. X. s. Owens, pastor, officiating.
Mrs. Mary Ann Mcclure, of Glenmont
this county, died Saturday morning, aged
n years. She is survived by her husband
and one son, James Mcclure. She was
formerly resident OF Pennsylvania, and
her remains were taken 10 Harrisburg for
burial.
Mrs. Harriet Grady, wife OF Mr.. Hiram
Grady, died here on Saturday afternoon last
OF spinal meningitis, aged so years. She is
survived by her husband and several step.
children. The deceased was a native of
England, but had resided in Rockville for
the past twenty years.
A grand rally will be held at Washing
ton Grove, this county, on July 4th. Hon.
Geo. A. Pearre will make an address at $50
p. M. Rev. DIR. IL. X. Naylor, Presiding
Elder of the M. E. Church, will be present
and take part, assisted by large chorus of
90 voices in patriotic hymns. Everybody
invited.
A popular excursion to Frederick, Ha.
gerstown, Keedysvlle (Antietam) Harper's
Ferry and Martinsburg, and return, will be
given Sunday, June 2lst, by the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. Only $1.00 round trip
from Rockville. Special train leaves S:32
A. ". Call on Ticket Agent b. & o. for full
particulars.
A wedding ceremony was performed in
ST. Mary's Catholic Church, Barnesville, on
Wednesday of last week, the contracting
parties were Miss Claudia G. Offutt, daugh.
ter of Mr. jerome Offutt, of the vicinity of
Poolesvllle, and Mr.. Robert W. Stout, of
this county. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Gilbert Ii. Mcdonald, OF that
church.
DIR. Ralph Porter, of Chicago, who was
stationed in the Philippines during the war,
and who married Miss Lydia, daughter of
Francis 5. Kilgour, is one of five out Of p
hundred and five who passed successful
examination as surgeon in the United States
Navy. He will be assigned for two months
TO a prominent point and then be sent TO
Germany.
Mr.. Erwin J. Cramer, of Washington, and
Miss Blanche K. Braddock, of this place,
were married at the home Of the bride here
Monday evening in the presence of the mem.
bers of the families OF the contracting par.
ties. Rev. s. X. White, of the Baptist
Church, OBLIGATED. The bride is one OF the
most widely known public school teachers
OF the county, and for the past two years
had been nrincinaI of tho school q, ITDi,v
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Griffith. Jr of Darnestown w.s hoe, man
Following the ceremonv a rscen,ion was
held.
Mrs Maria HYDE Talbot, widow or Rem.
sop Talbot died at the residence of her son
Mr. VIM n Ts,ho,, In aoi,hs,shr,o on
Mondav last AGED 75 wears since tho death
of her husband a few months AGO Mr.. I'll
bot had failed rapIolv. and her death was
NOT unexpected. Mrs Talbou came N
Caitbersbury from pooles,,Il,. who,. aha
had spent most of her long Lille her husband
having been engaged successfully in busi.
ness There for many years Mrs Tsbou
WAS a deyoled member of the M. r. Church