Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-05-06
Ental aud gersunaL.
Town and Country.

Glen, this county, died on May Srd, aget
70 years.
The sales OF property for arrears Of take
in the several collection districts Of thi
county will take place on Monday next.
Died. on May 3rd, 1904, at Has P. NJ, a
his residence, Bethesda, this county, Jane
Madison Giugel, in the eighty-sixth year o
his age.
The newly elected town officers of Rock
vile met Wednesday night and organized
They appointed Carey Kingdom clerk an
]. Frank Green bailitf.
On Friday, May 18th, Bishop Satterle
will visit St. Johns Church, this county, a
HAM, and on the same day St. Bar
tholomew's Church at P. M.
Montgomery Oommandery, Knight Tenn
plsrs, will attend Divine Service Thursday
NAV 18th, at 3 P. NJ, at Christ Episcopa
Church, Rockville. All are invited.
The ladies' of the Methodist Church will
hold "Woman's Exchange" in the stor
formerly occupied by W. Hicks on Satur
day afternoon, May 7sh, at 3 o'clock. Cakes
desserts, pies, etc., for sale.
A seven year-old son of Mrs. Lewis Mich
olson, residing near Dickerson, this county
was sent to the Pasteur Institute, In Balti
more, on Wednesday, for treatment for tn,
bite OF dog which had rabies.
Mrs. Roberta Garrett and Mr.. Frank V
Estworthy, both of the vicinity of Hunting
Hill, this county, were quietly married here
Friday by Rev. S. R. White, the ceremony
taking place at the home of the minister.
Mr.. Arthur DeMarco and Miss Mary A.
Murphy, both Of Washington, were married
here Saturday. The ceremony was per
formed by Father Philip Mcclure, of St.
Mary's Catholic Church, at St. Mary's par.
sonsge.
No election Tor town commissioners was
held Monday at GAINESVILLE, the newly in.
corporated town under act OF the legislature,
copy of the charter not having been re-
ceiVed 10 time. Notices have been posted
calling for an election next Saturday.
Mr. Hugh Holland, of Louisville, KY and
Miss Evelyn V. Forsyth, of Houston, Texas,
were married here Saturday by Rev. K. l..
McNair, pastor Of the Presbyterian Church.
The ceremony was performed at the Mont.
gomery House in the presence OF number
OF persons.
A pretty wedding took place on Wednes.
day OF last week in st. Johns Church, For.
est Glen, in which Miss Catherine Welsh
and Mr. David Higgins were the principals.
Father 9. o. Rosenstee off1ciated at the
nuptial mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins left
Tor New York and other points on a bridal
tour.
At Dickerson, this county, Wednesday,
Mr.. VIM. Jones was compelled to shoot and
kill % of a fine flock of sheep, which had
been bitten by dog three weeks ago, and
were in the commissions of rabies. The dog
had been previously shot, but II was not
known at the time that the dog had rabies,
but it was known the sheep had been bitten
by it.
A heavy hail storm passed over the sec
ton between Clarksburg and SIidell, this
county, about $50 o'clock Monday after
noon, continuing for nearly half an hour.
Several men along the roads with teams
were obliged to seek shelter, and the rural
delivery carrier placed his horse in barn
near by. The storm was followed by heavy
lightning and thunder.
Mr.. James IL. Offutt, Of Darnestown, and
Miss Bessie G. Beall, daughter OF Dr. h, b.
Beall, of Jamestown, were married on
Thursday evening OF last week at the Pres
byterian parsonage, that place, Rev. Walter
Stone officiating. The ceremony was quiet
one and was witnessed by only few friends.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Otfutt lett tor short honeymoon trip
Alta meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Boyd's town hall last Saturday evening the
following were elected directors David
Rinehart, James Glnley, James l.. Higgins,
Thomas A. Burdette and M. A. Emerson.
The directors then elected David Rinehart,
president; Mahlon T. Lewis, Treasurer, and
M. A. Emerson, Secretary. The financial
condition of the company was found to be
good.
A horse owned by Mr.. James W. Darby,
near Buck Lodge, died on Thursday of last
week, victim OF rabies. The animal is
supposed 10 have been bitten by dog dur.
ing the winter. One OF Mr.. Darby's dogs
was attacked by mad dog last winter, and
later developed rabies. The horse was vIci-
Gus and died In commissions. During its
spasms the animal tore at its sides with its
teeth, infiicting wounds from which blood
flowed. The animal lived but a short time
after first showing signs of the malady.
Fire broke out in the building near the
centre OF this town, used by Jacob Poss &
Son as "a storage house for vehicles, on Mon.
day afternoon, and in a very short time the
building was enVeloped in flames. The fire
company responded promptly TO the alarm
and subdued the blaze after hard fight.
The building was damaged TO the extent Of
about $500 Many OF the vehicles were re.
moved uninjured, but others were damaged
10 the extent of several hundred dollars
The building was owned by Mr.. William
II. Rabbit and was not insured. The loss
on the vehicles is covered by insurance.
At the annual meeting OF the stockholders
of the Farmers Banking and Trust Com
pany OF this town, held on Monday last, the
following board of directors was chosen
Samuel l.. Phillips, Edward Wootton, John
Joy Edison, Edward G. Peter, Harry Griffith,
VIM. V. Bouic, Arthur Williams, Horace ID.
Waters, John W. Walker, James E. Deets,
VIM. w. Welsh and VIM. W. Darby. The
directors elected officers as follows Presi-
dent, VIM. V. Bouic; first vice president,
Edward e. Peter; second vice.president,
Edw. Wootton; secretary, Philip d. Laird
treasurer. VIM. w. Welsh assistant treas.