Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1903-08-28
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Town and Country.

Town and Country.
Miss Lottie Humphrey, Of Rockville, LEFT
last Tuesday for trip to Washington and
Atlantic City.
Misses Rena and Vaudia Braddock have
gone for ten days trip to Washington and
various points on the lower Potomac.
Miss Daisy Prescott and Mrs. A. G. Kel.
logg, both OF this vicinity, have sailed fol
Europe, and will remain abroad year.
The Germantown base ball team will play
the Poolesville team at Germantown on
Saturday, August Goth, at $3.50 O'Clock.
Miss Fannie Pennypacker, of Brookland
DC, and Miss ANA Smoot, OF Jamestown,
are visiting Rev. and Mrs. F. T. Griffith, OF
this town.
The Burden Bearer Circle OF the Kings
Daughters will meet at the home of Mrs.
Edwin Smith on Tuesday, September LIST, at
1890 A. M.
Mr.. Daniel Kraft, who resides near Gar.
rett Park, this county, was slightly injured
last week by the falling of bridge upon
which he was making repairs.
Wednesday morning, in Washington, Mr..
George johnson and Miss Myrtle johnson,
both OF Oomus, this county, were quietly
married by Rev. G. F. Maydwell.
Mr.. William II. Divan and Miss Rose A.
Lyddard, both of Laurel, Nd, were married
at the Montgomery Hotel, Rockville, on
Tuesday last, by Rev. W. F. Locke.
Rev. Randolph r. Murphy, former resi-
dent of this county, died in Baltimore on
Thursday of last week. He served several
years on what is known as the Clarksburg
circuit in this county.
Mr.. James Cornell, Of the postal service,
now stationed al Albuquerque, N. NJ, is at
his home in Rockville for a months visit
Mr.. Connell has been absent for about two
years, and comes back much improved in
health.
John Cohen, of Baltimore, and Harry
Crawford, Of Philadelphia, arrested here
last week on the charge of being pick
pockets, are confined in Jail, each in default
of $500 bail, to await the action of the grand
jury.
Only 81 to Hagerstown and return; only
$3.50 to Pen-Ma and return; only $1.75 TO
Gettysburg and return, via Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, on Sunday, August Both.
Tickets will be sold for special train leaving
Rockville at 1883 A. M. Call on Ticket
Agents, B. & o. Il. R., for full particulars.
Mrs. Rose Candy, wife Of Mr.. Ed. Candy.
of this place, died at an early hour Tuesday
morning last, in the thirtieth year OF her age
She was i'll for only about two weeks. Her
husband and SIX children survive her. She
was the eldest daughter of Mr.. Hiram Grady,
Of Rockville.
popular excursion to Frederick, Har
pers Ferry and Winchester, and return, will
be given Sunday, August 30th, by the Bal
hmore aud Ohio Railroad. Only 81 round
trip from Rockville. Special train leaves S:32
A. M. Call on Ticket Agent B. & o. for full
particulars.
The alumni of Washington and Lee Uni
versity who reside in this county have or
ganized an association with the following
officers: President, VIM. j. Williams, oil
Poolesville; first vice president, John b.
Brewer, OF Rockville; second vice-presi-
dent, Mansfield White, of Dickerson sec.
rotary, John W. Warner, of Rockville.
Mrs. Comegys and daughter, Mrs. Devine,
aud Miss Shade have returned to their homes
after a very pleasant visit to Mrs. W. l..
Schaeffer at Seneca. Mr.. j. K. Jennings
returned TO Washington last week alter q
months vacation with his mother, Mrs.
Schaeffer. Miss Clara Jennings will not
return TO Washington for about two weeks.
Mrs. Fannie Jones, a native of Rockville
and Tor many yours resident of this county
died Monday last at the Episcopal Home in
Baltimore, aged ffty-fve years. Dropsy and
other troubles were the cause of her death.
She was the widow of William Jones and a
daughter Of the late DIR. John W. Anderson.
Two sons, John Wallace and Ernest Jones,
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leaves two sisters, Mrs. Rose Williams and
Miss Julia Anderson, OF Rockville, and a
brother, Mr.. William Anderson, Of Wash
ington. The remains were brought here
and inferred In Rockville Cemetery, funeral
services having been held at Christ Episcopal
Church.
The quarterly conference OF the Betsville
Circuit NJ. E. Church South will be held
in Layhill Church on Saturday and Sun
day, August Goth and Both. Presiding FL.
der, DR.. Harper, will preach on Saturday
morning at II O'Clock, and on Sunday al
the same hour. The preaching service on
Sunday will be followed BY the communion
service. A church picnic will be held on
Saturday afternoon and evening, August
ssth, in the grove adjacent TO the church
Rev. DR.. Harper and Rev. B. L. Parrot are
expected 10 be present and make addresses.
A special musical program Is being pre-
pared by the young people of the church.
Supper and light refreshments will be served
at reasonable rates for the benefit OF the
Sunday school and church. The friends Of
the church are cordially invited TO spend q
pleasant afternoon and evening 10 the grove
on this occasion.
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