Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-04-01
Iutal aud 2ersni1aI.
Town and Country.

Town and Country.
The DAwsonville Clay Pigeon Club will
have big shoot on Easter Monday, April
4th. All are invited.
The Clerk Of the Circuit Court has re-
ceved commission for James o. King as
Notary Public for this county.
The Burden Bearer Circle of the Kings
Daughters will meet with Mrs. Charles
Albert on Tuesday, April 9th, at 3P. NJ.
On Wednesday last Governor Warflelt
sent message to the Senate expressing dis
approval OF the Poe franchise amendment
Mrs. Andrew Small, of Boyd's, who ha,
been dangerously i'll of rheumatism for sew
eral months was Monday able to take hel
first step alone.
The Ladies' Union Cemetery Society will
meet at the residence of Mr.. Hattersly w
Talbot on Thursday, April 7th, at 8P. NJ.
By order of the president.
Mrs. Fountain Peters, OF Glen, this coun.
ty, has returned home from a visit to her
sister, Mrs. English, 10 Baltimore. A DOR.
ton OF her time was occupied 10 viewing
the ruins Of the fire.
Mr.. John Wetzel and Miss Kate Burke.
young Washingtonians, visited Forest Glen,
this county, last week and were married,
the ceremony being performed by Rev. q.
o. Rosensteel, pastor of St. Johns Catholic
Church.
Mrs. Halle Cashell, widow of Tilghman
Cashell, died Friday at her home near Oh.
ney, this county, aged As years. Her death
was caused BY paralysis, with which she
was stricken Wednesday. Two sons sur.
vive her.
Mr.. John Windsor and Miss Nettie Mich.
olson, both of the vicinity Hyattstown, this
county, visited Rockville Tuesday morning
and were married by Rev. s. r. White, the
ceremony taxing place at the home of the
minister.
Rev. Thomas ]. Packard, rector of Christ
Epispocal Church, off1ciated ct the marriage
here Tuesday morning OF Mr.. George A.
PinckneY.and Miss Margaret T. Smith, both
OF Washington. The ceremony took place
at the Episcopal rectory.
The remains Of Miss Lavenla Veirs, of the
vicinity of Poolesvllle, this county, who died
last FRIDAY evening at the home Of Her
brother, Mr.. Seneca Veirs, of that vicinity,
were inferred in Monocacy Cemetery at
Beallsville Sunday afternoon. Miss Veirs
was in her Goth year. Two brothers and
four sisters survive her.
Mr.. BAIL Worthington Waters, we'll.
known young gentleman Of the vicinity of
Brookevllle, this county, and Miss Julia
Bradley Magruder, daughter of Mr.. Fl Brad.
ley Magruder, of Redland, were married on
Thursday afternoon Of last week In Ascen.
sion Episcopal Church, Gaithersburg, Rev.
Thomas ]. Packard officiating.
Representative Pearre, of this State, on
Tuesday introduced bill similar to that in.
troduced in the Senate last week by Mr.. |
German to amend the act incorporating the
Washington and Western Maryland Rail-
road so as TO enable the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, which takes the place of the form
er road, to enter GEORGETOWN. The project
ed road will tap the Metropolitan Branch at
Linden, this county.
The Register of Lehigh University, at
South Bethlehem, Pa, just issued, copies of
which may be had on application, shows
the attendance OF 615 students from twenty
four States and ten foreign countries. In
the list of students this county is represent
ed by G. Wheatley, OF Bethesda; Il. L.
Young, of Gaithersburg; r. X. Waters, OF
Germantown, and W. II. Henderson, of |
Rockville.
Mrs Fannie Mace, wife Of Mr.. franklin |
Mace, of the vicinity OF Montrose, this coun- |
ty, died about o'clock last Saturday morn |
ing of rheumatism and other troubles, her |
illness being of long duration. She was
sixty eight years old. Her husband and the |
following children survive her: Mrs. Dora
G. Holman, Mrs. Winfred E. Berry, Charles
R., Arthur M, Samuel V. and Frank Mace
The deceased was highly esteemed by wide
ciwss of friends.
Governor Warfleld has designated April
10Th as "Arbor and Highway Day" and In
his proclamation urges the people Of Mary |
land to observe the day appropriately by |
'planting trees and shrubbery on school |
house and other public grounds and along |
the public highways" The Governor also |
recommends such literary exercises in the |
public schools as will "instill into the minds |
of the youth OF this State q love for our |
birds and respect for the laws specially en- |
acted for their preservation"
Mr.. William K. Davis, eldest son Of Anna |
e. and the late William A. Davis, former
residents Of this place, died at Providence
Hospital, Washington city, early on Mon
day morning last, Of heart disease, after a
brief illness, aged 80 years. Deceased was
born and grew to manhood 10 this town,
where, by bis kindly disposition and oblig
ing manners, he secured many friends. A
bright trait 10 his character was the entire
devotion exhibited by him TO his widowed
mother, sister and brother, who are left TO
mourn over their bereavement. On We'd
nesday, accompanied by the family and
number of Washington friends, his remains
were brought To Rockville, and after solemn
religious services in 81. Mary's Catholic
Church were laid to rest In the family lot In
the cemetery adjoining the church.
Death OF an Old Cltixen.-Mr. Ma
poleon B. Vinson, an aged and highly re
spected citizen Of this town, died at bis