Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1903-12-04
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Town and Country.

1x12-16, Kiln Dried, limited quantity
is offered at $19 90 per 1000 feet. Oscar L.
johnson, Rockville.
Mr.I.T. Fulks has broken ground on
Summit avenue, Gaithersburg, for the cree.
ton of dwelling house to cost about
$1,000
Mr.. John I. Bartlett, of Frederick county,
has bought from Mr.. Frederick G. Stang
farm of 143 acres near Germantown, this
county. The consideration was $4,000.
The regular monthly meeting of the Loyal
Temperance Legion will be held in the Pres
byterian Church on Sunday, December 9th,
at $3.50 P. M. A foil attendance is desired.
Miss Julia Allnutt and Mr.. Lawrence
Darby, Of Jacksonville, will be married on
December 10th, the ceremony to be per-
formed at the Jacksonville Baptist Church.
II you want Christmas presents visit the
establishment OF s. Kann, Sons & Co., in
Washington. They have a superb assert.
ment at low prices. See advertisement on
our second page.
Mr.. Francis Edward Fraley, residing
near Derwood, this county, and Miss Vaudia
L. johnson, of Buck Lodge, were married
Wednesday evening by Rev R. L. McNair
at the home of the bride.
The Ithica Conservatory of Music will
give musical and literary entertainment in
Masonic Hall, Gaithersburg, Friday even.
ing, December A, 1908, for benefit of par
sonsge fund, NJ. E. Church South.
Mr.. Arthur johnson, of Comus, this coun.
ty, is in Philadelphia attending the Horlog.
ical Institute. He taught himself to make
and repair watches, and some of his engrav.
ing before entering the school was a marvel.
He is genius in his line.
Opposition is developing in Clarksburg
and other points against the establishment
of the two rural free delivery routes from
Boyd's, that will take In Clarksburg and
other points. Petitions are being circulated,
and the opposition is said to be strong.
Mrs. Sarah T. Miller, OF Sandy Spring,
president of the Montgomery County w. G.
T u, has been chosen to represent Mont.
gomery county in the Anti Saloon League
Congress, which is to take place in Balti.
more Thursday and Friday of next week.
Mr.. Howe Totem, of Boyd's, owner of
Winderbourne Kennels, has brought home
his prize winning Great Dame dog Tristan,
valued at $1,000. Tristan won five prizes
at Philadelphia, and he was also winner at
New York, Pittsburg, Frederick and other
places.
Mr.. Lloyd Jones, of Dickerson, while run
ming a corn shredder and husker last week
had his left hand caught and the arm was
cut off in the machinery above the elbow.
DR.. j. II. Stonestreet was obliged to am
putate the arm near the shoulder on account
of the mangled condition of the limb.
DIR. d. q. Owings of the Postofflce Depart
ment at Washington, and for years resi-
dent OF Gaithersburg, has been assigned to
the Boston division, postoffice inspectors,
and in consequence was compelled to locate
in Newton Highlands, Mass. Mr.. Z. Will
son Walker has bought his residence. 1t
is understood the purchase price was $3.50.
DIR. Thomas A. Ashby, of Baltimore, will
address the physicians of Montgomery coun-
ty at a meeting to be held at the Court
House, on Friday, December II, 1908, at half
past O'Clock. The object OF this meeting
lie to form a medical society to affiliate with
the Medical and Chirurgcal Faculty, and
through it with the American Medical AS
ISOLATION. All the physicians in the county
are earnestly requested to attend.
A meeting of the Democrats of Anne
Arundel county was held on Tuesday 10
the Court House, at Annapolis, for the pur-
pose of indorsing the candidacy of Hon.
Isldor Rayner for United States Senator.
1t was announced by the promoters OF the
meeting that it was only the forerunner Of
a larger and more important one TO be held
in the near future, at which Mr.. Rayner
himself is expected to be present and make
an address,
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Fassett, who
died on Wednesday Of last week at the Home
for the Aged, Washington, at the age OF 102
years, was held Friday and interment was
made at Forest Glen. Mrs. Fassett was
born near Forest Glen, this county, but her
parents were natives Of Ireland. Many years
ago her husband died, and in 1901 Mrs.
Fassett was admitted TO the Home for the
Aged, which is conducted by the Little Sis.
tiers Of the Poor. For about year past she
had been helpless, and her death was due to
senile debility.
The marriage of Miss Ruth Emma Bog
ley, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Bogley
of West Washington, formerly of this town
to Mr.. James Mason Richardson, Of Wash
ington, was celebrated on Wednesday even
ing of last week at the home Of the brides
parents, No. 1907 18th street northwest Rev
Geo. F. Winblgler, pastor of the First Bap
list Church, OBLIGATED. Mrs. John l.. Shedd
PLAYED the wedding march. A reception
was held later, at which friends of the bride
and groom crowded the spacious dwelling,
which appeared like a conservatory In its
dressing of plants and flowers. Mr.. and
Mrs. Richardson received the guests In q
floral bower, and the bride in her gown oil
white silk null, with lilies of the valley 10
her hair and holding a bouquet Of brides
roses, made pleasing picture. The presents
were numerous and beautiful. collation.
was served in the dining room, where nam
moth wedding cake was displayed. Mr.
and Mrs. Richardson departed at midnight
on bridal trip.
What came near being serious fire &C
CURED on Monday evening last about
o'clock at the residence OF Mr. David j
Bready, in the eastern section OF this town
At the time mentioned Mrs. Bready was en-
gagged in sewing in an upper room OF thu
house when porcelain lamp which was OF
the sewing machine exploded, throwing thu