Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1903-02-06
a1utal aud 9ersuual.
Town and Country.

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Mrs. William Clagett has sold to Edward
Ricketts, a farm of 1874 acres of land near
Potomac for $4,000.
Mr.. Charles Stephens has purchased the
farm of Jonathan W Baker, near barnes.
town, this county, for 5000.
Mr.. Maurice Beall has purchased the prop.
erty on which he now resides at Cedar
Grove, about 100 acres, at $40 an acre.
Mr.. G. Fenton Snouffer has been very i'll
of stomach trouble at his farm near CATH
ersburg, but is now somewhat improved.
A hay barracks owned by Nathan Jami-
son, near GAINESVILLE, was destroyed by fire,
with about % tons OF hay. The loss is about
$3.50.
The Jeffersonian Club of Gathersburg
was highly entertained by lecture by Capt
Samuel Riggs, of this town, on Tuesday
evening last.
Miss Viola Gilliss has been appointed
principal OF the public school at Cropley,
this county, in the place of Joseph L. Wal
tiers, deceased.
The ladies and gentlemen of st. Johns
Church, Forest Glen, Md, will give a euchre
party on Wednesday evening, February
18th, in st. Johns Hall, near the church.
Mr.. Gustave Rudolph Kraemer and Miss
Daisy K. Hurley, both of Washington, were
married IN Rockville last week by Rev. G.
Dorsey White at the home of the minister.
The ladies' of Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church, Germantown, will hold an oyster
and meat supper in the basement OF the
church on Friday and Saturday evenings,
February 9th and 7th.
Wanted, veals, pork, turkeys, eggs, daily
in large quantities for regular trade. Write
quotations and local references to A. Y.
Gray, 9O3 Louisiana Avenue, Washington,
D.. q. Prompt returns.
Miss Mary E. Kelly and Mr.. Charles E.
Lechlder, both of Colesville, this county,
were married at 8 o'clock Wednesday even
ing at Andrew Chapel, Coesville, by Rev.
VIM f. Wolfe, pastor of the church.
Mrs. Henry Sisk, formerly of Loudoun
county, Virginia, but for several years past
a resident of Cabin John, this county, died
Tuesday morning, aged about 43 years. A
husband and three children survive her.
John K. Gray, young negro who is I'm.
derstood to reside in Washington, has been
lodged in Jail here upon the charge of grand
II 10 hat ha Oh oh
$3.50 from the steward of the Chevy Chase
Club.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society
will continue the presentation of features of
the Society's work, begun in the League
service last Sunday evening, at the regular
evening preaching hour within two or three
weeks.
A farm of 225 acres, near Germantown,
was sold last Saturday at mortgagees sale
f. eaout $4,000. The farm was that OF
90. Stone, formerly of Frederick county.
HAM M. johnson, of GAINESVILLE, was the
purchaser.
Hon. John Il. Vinson, formerly Associate
Judge of this Judicial Circuit, continues i'll.
He has been suffering from gastritis for sew
eral months, and recently serious affection
of the kidneys has developed. Judge Vim
son is 70 years of age.
Mr.. Walter A. Rittue and Miss Katherine
M. Clementson, both of Washington, were
married IN Rockville on January 18th by
Rev. s. r. White, at the home Of the minis
ter, in the presence of a Washington friend
of the young couple and several others.
Samuel Swan, who has been wanted by
the authorities of this county, was brought
To Rockville last week and landed in Jail
by Sheriff Collier. He got him from the
Washington county officers, who arrested
him at Hancock. He was indicted for steal
ing gun.
There will 6e an oyster supper and dance
for the benefit Of st. Peters Catholic Church,
a. the Grange Hall, Olney, on Thursday,
February 18th, 1908, commencing at z. M.
Supper from to 10 o'clock. Dancing from
6to 10 o'clock. Supper % cents. Admis'
sion free.
Miss Hattie Dunawin, daughter OF Prof.
VIM. II Dunawin, of Grifton, returned from
Washington on Tuesday, having undergone
very successful operation for the removal
of a painful growth over one of her eyes,
at first thought to be cancer, and which
affected her sight.
1t is stated that the farm owned by the
Seneca Sandstone Company, comprising olo
acres, has been sold jointly to Charles H.
Allnutt and Thomas Darby, of Dawson.
vile, the price paid being about $14,OOO
The farm lie located near the Potomac river
The company retained 100 acres.
Mr.. William Jennings Bryan will deliver
a lecture February II at the Baptist Taber-
nacle in Baltimore city. He was secured by
Rev. Madison G. Peters, pastor, as one OF a
number of distinguished men to speak there.
The Maryland Democratic Association will
take advantage of his visit TO tender him
banquet.
Leaders for the Baptist Young Peoples
Society's have been appointed as follows
Sunday, February LIST, "Decide To-day,
Emory Bogley; February 9th, lessons
from Failures" Miss Lottie Davis; Feb
ruary 18th, "a Danger from Drink" George
Davis; February 22nd, "Home Missions,
Rev T. II. Campbell.
Council meeting Of the Rockville Epworth
League will be held at the residence Of DR.
and Mrs. Linthicum on Friday evening oil
this week. The business meeting Of the
chapter will occur on Tuesday evening oil
next week and be held 10 the lecture room
OF the church An interesting program viii
likely be provided by the third department
The devotional meeting Of the Rockville
Epworth League on next Sunday evening
will be conducted by Mr.. Frank Andrews
on which occasion there will be Scrptur
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