Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1903-11-06
Hnfal aud gersuual.
Town and Country.


The ladies Of the NJ. E. Church South
will hold an oyster supper at Ounce Orchard
on Friday, November 18th, beginning at 4
o'clock, P. NJ. Everybody is invited.
The Ithica Conservatory of Music will
give musical and literary entertainment in
Masonic Hall, Gaithersburg, Friday even.
ing, December 4, 1908. Proceeds for be.
nevolent purpose.
The ladies of the Union Cemetery Asso.
citation will hold dinner and supper at
the Town Hall, Rockville, on Tuesday, No.
vember 18th, for the benefit OF the cemetery.
They very cordially desire the patronage of
the public in this benevolent cause.
Intelligence has recently been received
announcing recent death in Kansas City,
Mo, of Mrs. Virginia White, for a long
time resident of Poolesvile, this county.
Mrs. White was the widow of Daniel White,
and daughter OF Mrs. George W. Mar
lowe, of Loudoun county, Va.
Mr.. Newton q. Snyder, son of Mr.. ]. W.
Snyder, of Browningsville, this county, was
married on Wednesday evening of last week
at Clarksburg to Miss Myrtle Thompson,
daughter of Mr.. Albert Thompson. The
ceremony took place in the M. E. Parsonage
at Clarksburg, Rev. @. M. Yost officiating
Edna Mortimer, infant daughter of Han
son G. and Cora Cecil Cashell, died Novem-
Der Bird, aged weeks and days. Funeral
services were conducted by Rev. VIM. Q.
Parrish OF Gaithersburg M. E. Church, at
their residence, near Redland, on Wednes.
day afternoon. Interment in the Rockvil
Cemetery.
Those of our leaders who wish to pur-
chase rich iurs hats, and other fine goods in
that line, should not fail to read the new
advertisement of the b. II. Stinemetz s. Son
Company on our second page. This house
is one OF the oldest and most popular in the
city of Washington, and is we'll known to
our people generally.
Father Gilbert II. Mcdonald will hold
confirmation services in st. Mary's Church,
GAINESVILLE, on Sunday, November 18th,
when Cardinal Gibbons will be present.
with number OF priests from Baltimore,
Washington, Rockville, Frederick and other
points in Maryland. The class to be con.
tirmed will number about eighty-seven.
Mrs. Maria e. Warfield, wife of Mr.. Israel
G. Warfeld, of Laytonsville, this county,
died at an early hour on Friday morning
last. She was 65 years of age. Her hus-
band and the following children survive
her: DIR. Robert G. Warfield, of Rockville;
Mr.. Elisha Warfeld, of New York; Mrs.
Frances Webb, of Gainesville; DR.. Israel
Warfeld, of Gaithersburg, and Mrs. Vernon
Dyson, of this county.
Mr. John d. Hull, respected citizen of
this community, died in Washington on
Thursday Of last week, aged 81 years. He
had long been afflicted with paralysis and
at the time of his death was undergoing
treatment at a Washington hospital. His
wife and several children survive him. The
deceased formerly resided in Frederick
county, but had been resident of this
vicinity for the past ten years.
The following person have been excused
as jurors at the November Term of Court
Joseph W Swami, Llewellyn Stabler, Israel
G. Warfield, Fremont Jones, II. G. Fields,
Wardlow Mason, W. I. o. Glover, James
W. Simpson. In their places the following
have been drawn: Martin F. Helm, Jacob
Rodner, Chas. ]. Norris, Sam'l F. Thomp-
son, John NJ. Heagy, Richard Waters, Ben
jamin A. Bean, William j. Umstead.
The Rockville Woman's Club met on
Thursday afternoon of last week at the home
OF Mrs. F. A. Spencer with the president,
Mrs. II G. Allnutt, in the chair, and large
attendance. The topic for the meeting was
Germany" and the responses were from
Schiller. Miss Verde Kingdom read an in
teresting paper on "Traveling Libraries"
and the third act Of "As You Like 1t" was
read. Mrs. II. W. Talbot was elected to
honorary and Miss Mamie Waters to active
membership.
Mr.. George Bennett a farmer of German
town, was probably fatally injured at Ger
mantown last Monday morning by his team
of horses becoming unmanageable while he
was drawing the rubber. AS he threw on
the rubber the horses became frightened at
something, and he was thrown down and
dragged some distance. The wheel passed
over him and left him lying in the road. His
head was soon covered with blood coming
from his eyes, nose and ears. He has large
family dependent upon him, and is employ
ed on the farm of Mr.. Albert Hargett.