Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1903-03-27
gutal aud gersnilal.
Town and Country.

Piano for sale, cheap, in good order. Ad-
dress. G. @. D., Rockville. Md.
Those who desire to buy lumber should
.,.d the new advertisement of Frank Lib
Sey g Company on our first page
tis understood that the public schools Of
,bis county will close May s2nd. This is
.hout week earlier than the date Of closing
last year.
Cromelin Lodge, No. 80, K. of p, will
Id grand ball at their hall at Potomac,
ui, on the night of Easter Monday, April
e b. 1908 A first,class city orchestra.
Ir. McKendree B. Walker, of Gathers
7, who has been in Baltimore hospital
ONE weeks undergoing treatment, has
fl. ned to his home, much improved in
health.
Lost, on March 18th, from funeral pro-
cession, going to or coming from Rockville
cemetery, long dark brown fur boa. A
reward will be paid for Its recovery. Inquire
at this office.
Mr.. Benjamin Raymond Cooley and Miss
Mary Katharine Poole, both of this county,
we're married on Tuesday last at the rectory
Of St. Mary's Catholic Church, Barnesville,
BY Rev Gilbert II. Mcdonald. The bride
is a daughter Of Benjamin Poole, of Mar
tnsburg.
There will be clay pigeon shoot on the
grounds of the Rockville Rod and Gun Club
on Saturday, March 18th, open to all county
shooters, shooting to begin at p. M. Mr..
NOVEL; Hawkins, an expert shot of Balti-
more, will give an exhibition OF gun and
rife shooting.
Wednesday afternoon of last week, in Bal
dmore, Mr.. Carlton Molesworth, of Fred
snck, and Miss Ethel Irene Harris, daugh-
erof Mrs Ida Dronenburg, Of Mount Eph.
rain, this county, were married. The bride
ia sister of DR.. Asa Harris, a young dentist
of Washington.
DR.. D. M. Linthicum, OF this town, has
contracted with Mr.. Martin Helm, of Red
land for the erection on his lot on Wash
ingtOn street, opposite the Episcopal Church,
Of atwo.story ten.room frame dwelling, with
office rooms attached, modern plumbing and
steam heat. Mr.. T. G. Groomes is the archi-
tect
The ladies Of Germantown Baptist Church
will hold New England dinner in Mr.. P.
E. Waters hall, at Germanton Station, on
Friday, March 9th, beginning at 8 P. M.
Oysters, shad and seasonable meats will be
served, and also confectioneries. II the
weather is bad, the dinner will be held the
next night. Proceeds for church expenses.
Secretary Cortelyou has announced the
appointment OF Mr.. Warren r. Choate, Of
this town, and law clerk Ia the Office Of
the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, as
chief clerk of the bureau of corporations
under Commissioner Garfield. Mr.. Choate
was appointed q temporary clerk in the in |
ternal revenue bureau during the Spanish |
War.
Mr.. Frank L. Reed, of the vicinity Of
Germantown, and Miss Lulu Miles, daugh- |
Ter of Mr.. James Miles, of the vicinity Of
Boyd's, were married IN the Trinity Meth
odist Church, at Germantown, on Thursday |
of last week by Rev. ]. d. Ray6eld. The
ceremony was witnessed by the brides pa
rents and number of friends and relatives
Of both bride and groom.
The trustees of Trinity M. E. Church at
Germantown have sold their old church
building at Germantown village. Nelson
G Jones was the purchaser, and it Is under
stood the price received was $3.50. The
cemetery adjacent TO the building was re-
served. This building was vacated when
the new Trinity Church was completed and
dedicated recently.
Justice Norris, of Boyd's, had Wn. boy,
George Hawkins and John Fox before him
on Friday last charged with disorderly con-
duct and disturbing the peace near there
and fined them, the fines aggregating about
$50. Reuben boy and William Sewell,
principals, eluded the officers and have left
the county. Sewell is wanted, it is said, for
assault upon Rein Parker. boy is charged
with disorderly conduct and for using brass
knuckles.
8asse, Brewer, n anager Of the Rockville
lsse be- Z team, hl' aanounced the follow
las as tbJ prot lke-up of his team for
iae seaaon Somey.lle Dawson, catcher;
Hafriss and n skier, pitchers; Day or Ed
lC7stca, irsi base russell Brewer, second
basei 3hoas Brewer, third base Edward
dawson, snortstop; Reeves Brsddock, left
field; George Kelchner, center field; Har-
riss, right field. The early season schedule
is now being arranged.
Postmaster Veirs, at this place, has re.
ceved from the Mckinley National Memo.
rial Association limited supply of the Ger
thcaies which have been prepared for dis
tribulion to contributors 10 the monument
fund as souvenirs Of their participation in
that great enterprise. The certificate is a
beautiful work OF art on which Is given an
excellent reproduction Of Mrs. McKinley's
favorite likeness OF her husband, together
with picture of the Mckinley home in
Canton and of the White House. Mr.. Veirs
will be pleased TO give contributors any fur
Their information desired.
Mr.. John @. Reisnger. highly respected
citizen Of this town, died last Friday morn
ing, aged So years. He was for many years
engaged in the confectionery business in
Washington, but for the past several years
has made Rockville his home. The funeral
services over the remains OF Mr.. Resinger
were held Sunday afternoon. There was a
service, conducted by Rev G. II. Schroeder,
at the residence Of Mr.. Chas. II. Reisinger,
son Of the deceased, at 1856 @ street north.
west, Washington, and also at the Trinity
Lutheran Church. The remains were 10
TERED In Prospect Hill Cemetery. John A.
aaUNs. n