Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1903-06-12
gutal aud gersnual.
Town and Country.


Bsughman, both Of Hunting Hill, this coun.
ty, were married on Monday last.
Mr.. Irving e. Burroughs and Miss Tilie
NJ. Ernest, both Of this county, were mar
ried here on Monday last by Rev. T. H.
Campbell.
Mrs. Mary E. Jarboe has issued invita-
tons for the marriage Of her daughter, Miss
Cornelia, to Mr.. Geo. +. Wohlfarth, on
June 29th, at her home at Edwards Ferry,
this county.
Forest Oak Lodge, No. 1873, K. of P. will
hold the annual memorial service at Gath.
ersburg NJ. E. Church South, June 14th, at
3:3OP. M. A prominent minister, a mem.
Der of the lodge, will preach the sermon.
The ladies of the Christian Church at
Redland will hold an ice cream and straw
berry festival at the residence of Mrs. NJ. e.
Helm on Friday, June 18th, beginning P.
M. If rainy, the next fair evening.
DR.. S. B. Muncaster will be at his Office
in Washington, ID. c., until July 1st when
he will leave for Loeb Lynn, near Oakland,
Md, Tor about three months, where Mrs.
Mccartney and his children are located for
the summer.
Mr.. Richard U. Goode, of the United
States geological survey, died at the Wood
lawn Hotel here Tuesday afternoon last, of
pneumonia, aged A years. He was son
Of John Goode, one of Virginia's most
noted men.
The most successful Mission in the hsto
ry OF st. Marys Catholic church, this town,
closed on Monday last. The eloquence and
learning Of the celebrated Redemptorist
Fathers Mulhal and Hennes drew large au.
dences TO each service.
Mr.. Charles Ii. Welt, of this town, and
Miss Era Schneider, OF Washington, were
married Wednesday morning last in Wash
ington, by Rev. Mr.. Schroeder, of the Luth.
eran Church, at the home OF the minister.
The ceremony was witnessed by the mem
bers OF the immediate families.
A dog belonging to Chas. II. Edmunds
was noticed TO be acting strangely Friday
evening last and the cry of "mad dog" was
raised. Soon large portion Of the popula-
OF this town, each person armed with a
weapon of some description, was in search
oil the afflicted animal, which was finally
located and shot.
Miss Laura Wonn, formerly resident Of
Baltimore, but for the past three years a
resident of this county, died last Saturday
morning at the home Of her brother, VIM.
w. Wonn, near Redland, aged So years.
Consumption, from which she had been a
sufferer for several years, was the cause of
death.
Clerk OF the Circuit Court Thomas Daw-
son has received notice of the pardon BY
Governor Smith of John Parker, colored,
who was sentenced in October, 1902, TO two
years in the House of Correction. The
Governors action was taken on the recon-
mendation of Judges Henderson and Motter,
States Attorney Talbot and a number OF
others.
10 an interesting although loosely played
game, the Rockville base ball team admin
istered defeat to the reserve team of George
town University at the Fair Grounds here
Saturday afternoon, the score standing IL to
Q. Iu a game between the same teams a
week ago the Georgetown boys were the
victors by the score Of 8 to 0. A third game
will probably be played.
The ladies' of the Rockville Epworth
League will hold lawn party at the Fail
Grounds, on Tuesday evening next, June
10th, on which occasion there will be ice
cream, cake, sandwiches, coffee, candy, pea
nuts, ETC., on sale. A trolley party from
Mount Vernon Place Church, Washington
will be in attendance. The liberal patron
age of our citizens is solicited. Proceeds &c
be devoted, in part, to improving the light
ing system of the church.
A pic. mic and tournament will be held a
Glen Echo Park, on Thursday, June 18th
for the benefit of the school and library
fund. Tournament will begin at $50 z. M
Cash prizes will be awarded TO the success
ful knights. At o'clock the Rockville an(
Glen Echo base ball teams will play ball
Dancing will begin al $50. supper AM
refreshments served in the cafe Of the Park
A brass band and string orchestra iron
Washington will be in attendance. All ar
invited TO be present.
The State Teachers Association at Ocea
City, Md, June 10Th TO July 2nd, for whic
an attractive program has been arranged
should attract the teachers and friends {
the public schools of this county. Rallroa
and hotel rates have been secured at reduce
rates. The expenses Tor the trip will
about $40. Headquarters will be at the A
lanuc Hotel. The National Education
Association in Boston, July $40, will be a
interesting meeting, Railroad rates will
reduced, also by sea.
What was probably the largest gatherin
OF Knights OF Pythias in this county assen
bled at Potomac last Saturday evening. II
members OF Forest Oak Lodge OF Gather
burg attended in body, and there we
present other members OF the organizatit
from different sections Of the county. FL
lowing an interesting program OF speech'
recitations and music, banquet was bel
the wives of the members OF Cromelln Lod
having this feature 10 charge. An orch'
ira was present and furnished music throug
out the evening.
Church Wedding AT Christ EpisC
pal Church, Rockville, last Wednesday eve
ing Miss Marguerite Clagett, daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Darius Cagett, Of Potom
this county, became the wife OF Mr. Les
Terrell Butler, Of North Carolina. 1
ceremony was performed by Rev. ThoH
J. Packard, rector Of the church. The bri
was attended by Mrs. George p. Hend
son. of Rockville. "A matrou of honor wi