Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1903-03-06
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Town ana COuNAEy.
See sd. Of chuteh building for sale near
Germantown.
Don't fall to read the new advertisement
of the Hub Furniture Company on our Sec
oDd page
Died, ct Somerset Heights, on Saturday,
February 9Sth, 1908, at Q A. NJ, Sarah Ellen,
beloved wife of the late John A. Blundon.
Mr.. Charles R. Darby, who Is at present
engaged in business in Washington, has
sold his farm at GAINESVILLE to Mr.. Thomas
Mossburg for $500.
Cromelin Lodge, No. so, K. Of p, will
hold grand ball at their hall at Potomac,
Nd, on the night of Easter Monday, April
18th, 1908. A first-class city orchestra.
MIR. Harry L. Stout and Miss Bessie M.
Herbert, both of this county, were married
here on Thursday evening Of last week by
Rev. T. Il. Campbell, pastor of the Baptist
Church.
John ]. Bottlemay, Of this county, had
his wagon swept down stream while cross.
ing creek, near Boyd's, last week. The
horses became detached and reached the
shore safely.
The Womans Auxiliary Missionary So
ciety of{the Christian Church, Rockville,
will meet at the home OF Mrs. Clara o wens
on Tuesday, March 10th. at3P. M. Quar-.
terly offering for India orphans.
An entertainment for the benefit of the
Young Hanlons base ball club of Gathers
burg will be given in Norman Hall on
Tuesday evening, March 10, at 7:30 o'clock.
Refreshments free. Tickets % cents.
There will be dramatic entertainment
sat the Rockville Opera House on Saturday
evening, March 7th, for the benefit OF the
b2se ball club. The performance will be
given by local talent Popular prices. Don't
miss 1t.
Marriage licenses have been issued In
Washington to the following parties from
this county; Clarence E. Price and Lillian
B. Burleigh, James s. Harvey and Mary L.
Clarke, Thomas 1. Stacks and Laura G.
Morgal.
A beautifully situated property belonging
TO Mrs. Mary Hays, of GAINESVILLE, known
as Barn Hill, it is said, will be sold by Mrs.
Hays to Mr.. Edward Addicks, of Delaware,
who, II is said, may be purchasing the prop
erty for Mrs Latelle, of New York.
Owing to the terrible weather the A. s.
Academy Athletic Club, Darnestown, has
postponed their grand entertainment until
March 18th, at 1880 P. M. Admission, 10 cts.
Refreshments for sale alter the entertain
ment. Public cordially invited TO attend.
Canal boatmen at Seneca, Point OF Rocks,
Dickerson and Catoctin are getting ready to
resume the transportation OF grain when the
canal opens March 10th. The grain boat
men were not interfered with by the re-
Gently organized towage company, which
purchased only coal boats.
Died, on Friday, February 9th. 1908, at
61S P. M, Charles F., beloved husband OF
Elizabeth Blundon, aged forty -six years.
Funeral took place from his late residence,
1928 Brightwood Avenue northwest, Wash
ington, on Sunday at 1:30 p. M. Interment
was made at St. Johns cemetery, Forest
, isH, Aid
Nj g9 p. q >, Of Cabin John Bridge,
no COUNTY Aai iather of Mrs. William H.
as.g 5.gl Ills home, near the Con.
lrl, road, oany Monday morning. he was
'9Ft ave sslr q sge. Requiem mass was
Celebrated Wedn ssday morning at st. Anus
Church, Tenallyto IN. Interment was made
at Holy Rood Cemetery.
Mrs. Frances Garrett, widow of William
Garrett, died at her home near Hunting Hill
on Tuesday, the Bird instant, in her S5th
year. Deceased was a daughter OF the late
Col. John Heeter, and was a lady much re-
spected in the community in which she re-
sided. Funeral services will be held at her
late residence this friday at IL A. M.
Mr.. Samuel ]. Nicholson, of Comus, this
county, died at his home there on Tuesday
morning, after an illness Of week with
pneumonia. He was about "a years Of age.
He is survived by a widow and three chill
dren. Charles Nicholson, of Howard coun-
ty, and Frank l.. Nicholson, of GAINESVILLE,
this county, are brothers OF the deceased.
We have Just come into possession Of a
beautiful, nearly new, $3.50 upright piano.
As we already have splendid Steinway
square piano, in perfect condition, we will
sell either, the upright (which cannot be
told from newt for $l75, or our square for
$50 cash. This is rare chance. Call or
address, >. F. A., 937 L street, north west,
Washington, d. @.
Mr.. Charles A. Heagy, son of Mr.. John
M. Heagy, OF this town, left here last week
for Waynesboro, Pa, where be has engaged
In the stone cutting and marble business.
Young Mr.. Heagy, besides being a good
workman, is a most estimable and worthy
young gentleman, and we commend him To
the good will and patronage of the people
among whom he has taken up residence
Miss M. s. Hampton, daughter Of the late
Gen. Wade Hampton, lett for her home 81
OOlumDihi .. ~ Wounoouay' ouo uno uoou
stopping at High View House, Boyd's, all
the winter with her friends, Charles Hern
don, Mrs. Herndon and Miss Lucy Hern-
don, Of Fredericksburg, Va, who have been
stopping there also. The latter left for Rock
Vile the same morning to spend several
weeks.
Mr.. Francis II. Fitzsimmons and Miss
Anna d. Randall, and Nj Frank B. Maple
and Miss Lille G. Nails, all Of Washington
were parties TO a double wedding which
took place at the Methodist parsonage here
last Friday afternoon. The officiating min
lister was Rev. @. Dorsey White. The
young folks were unaccompanied and i'm
mediately after the ceremony returned "a
Washington.
The following leaders have been appoint
ed Tor the Baptist Young Peoples Union