Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-07-08
Eutal aud Rersuual.
Town and Country.

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Oscar L. johnson, Rockville.
VIM. E. Welt, of fourth election district
and Edward T. Brown, of fifth election dis
trict, have been appointed constables.
Mrs. Stanley Dunbar Embick, wife q
Lieut.. Embck, Of Fort Monroe, Va, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Mary q. Wall, OF Bucl
Lodge.
The County Commissioners on Tuesda.
awarded the contract for hauling and spread
ing stone on the Kensington' Wheaton roa(
TO Daniel Eraft at 80 cents per ton.
On the SOth of June, Rev. DR.. Silas q
Swallow, of Harrisburg, Pa, was nominated
for President by the Prohibition party
Gen. Nelson A. Miles was offered the trs
place ON the ticket, but declined the honor.
The annual Lawn Fete for the benefit o
81 Mary's Catholic Church, Rockville, will
hn held ON the grounds adjoining the church
ON "Wednesday and Thursday, July Goth
21st, commencing at 8 P. M. Supper and
refreshments served.
Mr.. W. Garner Bouic has returned to
Pine Bluff Ark, after spending several
weeks visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. V. Bouic, al this place. His wife, who
accompanied him east, will remain here
several weeks longer.
The County Commissioners have given
out by contract to Nelson Buchanan Com.
pany of Greenburg, Pa, the erection of q
steel bridge over the Big Seneca creek, on
the road leading from Boyd's to Gathers.
burg, the work to cost $4,000.
Married, in New York, on July End, 1904,
by the Rev. DR.. Molen of the Marble Col
legiate Church, Miss Gertrude E. Strain,
daughter of the late Capt. and Mrs. John
II. Strain, OF this county, to Mr.. James G.
Garrison, assistant editor of the New York
Press.
Only So to Cumberland and return; only
81 to Harper's Ferry and Martinsburg and
return via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad on |
Sunday, July 10th. Special train leaves
Rockville at s:S1 A. 81. Beautiful scenery |
en- route. Most delightful season in the |
mountains
A grand festival and picnic for the bene- |
fit of 81. Peters Catholic Church will be
held at Olney, this county, on Thursday, |
July 2Sth. The various smusements will |
consist OF base ball, sack race, tug OF war,
etc. Dinner, supper and refreshments will |
be served on the grounds.
The Traviah Cornet Band will give a
grand picnic 10 Mr.. Thomas II. Offutt's
grove, at Travllah, on Saturday, July Both,
1904 Dancing afternoon and evening. All
kinds of games and amusements. Public
cordially invited. Music by the far.fsmed
Travilah Orchestra. Meals and refreshments
at reasonable rates.
The GAINESVILLE picnic for the benefit Of
st. Mary's Catholic Church, that place, will
be held on Wednesday, July Goth. A riding
tournament will take place in the morning
at 10 O'Clock. During the day the other
amusements and features that have made
this picnic 50 popular and successful will
be held. All cordially invited.
With Dan ID, new purchase, Mr.. Lee
Dorsey, of this town, won first money in q
pacing race at Brightwood on the 4th inst.
There were five starters in the race, and fl We
mile heats to conclude it. Dan d won sec
ond place in the first two heats and took the
lead in the next three. He was compelled
to go not faster than 2:35 to win.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers very
low rates to Atlantic City account of meet.
ing of Imperial Council, Ancient Arabic
Order OF Mystic Shrine, at Atlantic City, N.
] l., July IS IS. Tickets will be sold on July
II and IL, good returning July %. Stop
over at Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
ington. For details call on Ticket Agents.
There will be Box-S Social on the lawn
OF Mr.. g. d. Briggs, (near Gathersburg,)
evening. July 18th, beginning at
z O'Clock, for the benefit OF the parsonage OF
the NJ. L. Church South Ice cream, cake
and fruit will be sold on the grounds
Come, everybody, old and young. Bows,
bring the girls girls, bring the boxes. If
rainy. next fair night.
A tournament and pic mic for the benefit
of St. Gabriel's Catholic Church will be held
in Cases grove, near Potomac, this county, |
on Wednesday, August Bird, 1904. Valu. |
able prizes to the successful knights. Din.
ner, supper, ice cream and other refresh. |
oil ha do ha
ment begins at o'clock, p. NJ. Music by |
st. Gabriei's COrnel Band Public cordially |
invited 10 attend.
Mrs. Mary s., wife Of James S. MARROW,
of Ashton, this county, died Sunday night,
aged 81 years. Her last illness covered a
period OF exactly four months, the cause OF
death being gastric affection. Besides her
husband, she leaves an only son, Albert
MARROW, who is employed in the State Fish
Commissioners office, and two sisters-Mrs.
Martin Cuff, Of Ednor, and Mrs Thomas K.
MARROW, Of Ashton. The funeral was held
Wednesday afternoon and interment made
in Woodside cemetery.
You are cordially invited to attend the
Literary Meeting OF the Epworth League of
the NJ. 4 Church South, Gaithersburg, on
Friday, July 9Th, at TAO +. NJ. An inter
esting and patriotic program will be rem
dered. Chief among the attractions will be
the address OF Hon. W. E. Andrews, Audi
tor OF the Treasury Department. Reading
OF Declaration OF Independence by WIN. II.
Talbot Select music, readings, etc.
MIR. l.. Baker Nicholson, an energetic
business man, died at his home, at Dicker
son, this county, on Friday night last, aged
81 years. In the past year be built several
dwellings at Dickerson. lie was until re-
Gently actively engaged Ia merchandising
and was In comfortable circumstances. He
leaves widow and seven children, namely,
Claude, Charles and Lawrence, In AleEan-
dria. Va Rart A rthur And Miasea I.ilV and