Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1903-04-10
Iucal aud RersumaI.
Town and Country.


fine horse killed on the railroad Monday
night.
1x12-12 and 16, kiln dried, North Caro-.
lima, 500 feet or more at $4,000; Oscar L.
johnson.
Miss Mary Joe Davis, OF Briarley Hall
Seminary, is spending the Easter HOLIDAYS
at her home near Colesville.
The next quarterly meeting of the Anti.
Saloon League of Montgomery county will
be held at Travilah on April 25th, 1908.
An oyster supper will be given at Clop,
per's school house on Thursday, April 10Th,
beginning at P. NJ. Benefit of organ fund.
Mrs. Margaret Murphy and daughter have
again taken up their residence in Rockville
alter an absence of several months in Wash.
ington.
Died, at her residence in Fairfax county,
Va, on Monday morning, April 9th, 1908,
Lucy Mason, only daughter OF the late John
and Anne Dulany Hunter.
Mrs. Henry j. Schoenthal, of South Da-
kota, is the guest of Miss Isabel Bouic, at this
place. Mrs. Schoenthal was formerly Miss
Sadie Bradley, OF this county.
The Teachers Association of this county
will hold a meeting in the Court Room at
this place on Saturday, April 10, at which
agood program will be rendered.
Cromelin Lodge, No. 80, K. of P, will
hold grand ball at their hall at Potomac,
Md, on the night of Easter Monday, April
18th, 1908. A first-class city orchestra.
Mr.. B. Fl. Dutrow, of Gaithersburg, who
is an employe of the Navy Department in
Washington, has broken ground at Boyds
for the erection of dwelling to cost about
$4,000.
The lock tenders, supervisors and level
walkers on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
have had their wages raised from 8 to 10 per
cent. The laborers get an increase OF about
per cent per day.
The new advertisement of the W. M.
Redmond House Furnishing Company, of
Washington city, should attract the atten.
ton OF those who desire to secure bargains
in household furnishings. A visit 10 this
popular house will pay you.
W. Leslie Garrett, second son of ]. Wal
lace Garrett, formerly of this place, has been
appointed junior engineer on the New
York." and will sail for England this week
He has just completed his third year with
Cramp & Sons, Philadelphia.
Invitations have been issued for the mar
rage of Mr.. VIM. M. Reading, son of Mr..
Jos. Reading, OF Rockville, and Miss Hattie
Darneille, of West Washington. The cere.
mony will take place at the home OF the
bride the evening OF April Goth.
Mrs. John W. Knott, OF Slidell, returned
home Monday with her son, q. l.. Knott,
who was 80 badly hurt by q fall at the
Standard Oil works at Parkersburg, W. Va,
recently. His condition is still serious, the
injuries he received having temporarily al
fected his mind.
Mr.. Frederick W. Kruhm, Of Howard
county, and Miss Mary Lillian Duvall, OF
the vicinity Of Burtonsville, this county,
were married at o'clock Wednesday even.
ing in Liberty Grove Methodist Church,
BurtonsVille, in the presence of q large
gathering.
Mr.. Lewis s. Nicholson, of Mt. Ephraim,
and Miss Nettie G. Thompson, daughter of
Mr.. Jerome Thompson, of Slidell, this coun
ty, drove TO Frederick on Thursday of last
week and were married by the Rev. DR..
Luther kaufman, pastor of the Evangelical
Lutheran Church.
The Annual Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, recently in session in
Baltimore, made the following appointments
for this county: Gaithersburg c. 4. Ely;
Kensington, T. E. Copes; Laytonsville, II.
2. West; Montgomery, Q. M. Yost; Spen.
cerville, H. G. Smith.
Mr.. Chas. L. Larklns, formerly stationed
at Germantown as night operator for the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, has been
placed in charge Of the Baltimore and Ohio
tower at Rockville during the day. He sue
ceeds Mr.. George A. Carroll, who has been
transferred 10 another point.
The unusual condition Of an empty jail at
Rockville was announced Saturday morn
ing, when the last prisoner, an old man who
was held as a vsgrant, was sent on his way
rejoicing. Usually this institution is well
filled, and TO be without single prisoner is
something it has not experienced in many
years.
On next Sunday evening, at the usual
Epworth League service hour, which at this
season of the year is z o'clock, the Rock.
vile Epworth League will conduct an Eas.
ter service, TO which the general public is
invited. Following this service the new
pastor, Rev. W. F. Locke, will preach his
first sermon.
Mrs Alcinda Sbley, of the vicinity OF
Boyd's, was last week twice stricken with
paralysis and now lies in a critical condi.
ton at her home. Mrs. Sibley some time
ago fell and broke her lett limb near the hip,
which rendered her helpless Tor several
months. She afterward fell aud badly in
jured the other limb. She Is about sixty.
fve years old aud is the wife of Joshua
Sibley.
In addition 10 the Dawsonville and barnes
town base bali teams meeting at Dawson
vile Easter Monday, and the Jacksonville
and Pooesville Gun Clubs meeting In clay
pigeon contest, 1t is understood that Mr.
Hawkins, the crack gunshot Of Baltimore,
is To give some clever exhibitions Of hand
ling the gun in clay pigeon shooting. A
horse race will also be a feature of the day.
Mr.. Cornelius Halpin, one Of the most
widely known farmers OF this county, died
at an early hour on Thursday morning Of
last week at his home near Colesvile, aged
seventy.hve years. An affection of the
hlomAnh and nlhpr Irnnhlea were the cAnae