Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-06-24
1utaI aud 9ersnnal.
Town and Country.


OF Remington.
We learn that Mr.. Cy Cummins, popu'
lar base balist, is suffering with severe case
of mumps at his home, Chevy Chase.
Miss Edith Byrne has been appointed prin'
cipal of the public school at Avery, this
county, in place Of Miss Ella Robertson, re-
signed.
Mrs. Irene Grimes, widow of W. Thomas
Grimes, of Pasadena, CAL, is visiting at the
home Of her mother, Mrs. Matilda Ricketts,,
near Derwood, this county.
Miss Bessie T. Maus, daughter of Mr.. o.
8. Maus, formerly OF this county, graduated
from the Washington City High School on
Monday night last
The cornerstone OF the new building of
the Mutual Fire Insurance Company, to be
erected at Sandy Spring, this county, will
be laid on June 25th al 2 P. N.
Mr. VIM. P. Miller, q merchant of Forest
Glen, this county, was Monday afternoon
married in Washington to Miss Eta John.
son, of that place. Rev. j. ]. Muir, of Wash.
ington, oficiated.
knights of Pythias memorial services were
held Sunday afternoon at the M. E. Church
at Potomac The attendance was large and
a splendid discourse was delivered by Rev.
W. F. Locke, of Rockville.
At the annual commencement OF the
Maryland Agricultural College, Mr.. Wei
stead White, of GAINESVILLE, this county, was
awarded the presidents gold medal for the
highest standing 10 the junior year.
MIR. Richard Collier, OF Great Falls, this
county, was married on Tuesday in Wash
lngton to Miss Gertrude Sullivan, popular
young. lady Of Great Falls, the ceremony
being performed by Rev. w. G. Couzhey.
The following recipe will be found USE
ful, particularly al this season OF the year
For cabbage worms dissolve one half tea
spoonful of saltpetre in one quart of water.
Sprinkle on the cabbage In the cool part of
the day.
On Wednesday evening of last week Mr..
Gerald Howe Totten, son of Mrs. Mary |
Howe Totten, of Boyd's, this county, was
married at Las Cruces, N. M, to Miss Jean |
r. Robinson, daughter of Mrs. j W. Olin-
ger, of that place.
Cards are out announcing the marriage OF
Miss Mary Thurston, daughter Of Lieut.. Col
onel and Mrs. Louis Mervin Maus, to Capt
Edgar Allen Fry, Thirteenth United States
Infantry, on Wednesday, the Both instant, at
Fort Riley, Kansas.
Jeremiah Cahill, who claims Baltimore
as his home, was before Justice Reading
here Tuesday morning upon the charge OF
conducting gambling game at Cabin John
Bridge last Sunday afternoon. He waived
a hearing and furnished bail for court.
DR.. Stephen Seby, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Selby, of this county, and Miss
Eveline Linn, daughter Of Mrs Barbara
Linn, OF New York, were married In New
York on Thursday Of last week. They are
now here on visit to DIR. Selby's parents.
Mr.. Samuel Darr, formerly Of Frederick
county, but recently resident OF this coun'
ty, died at an early hour Tuesday morning
at the home of his daughter, Mrs Slater,
near Potomac, aged SO years. General de-
biity is given as the cause OF death. lie
leaves three children.
At the close OF the scholastic year of the
Washington and Lee University of Virginia,
last week. the degree OF Bachelor OF Science
was conferred upon Mr.. Americas Dawson
Trundle, and the University Scholarship for
English was awarded Mr.. Frank r. Flour
nov, both of this county.
A game OF base ball was played Saturday
afternoon at Hysttstown between the Ger
mantown and Hyattstown teams. German
town won by the score OF IL to 2 The
Germantown seconds defeated the Slidell
team at Germantown last Saturday after
noon by the score Of 81 TO 20.
A Washington correspondent corrects
typographical error in the date OF the fall
ing OF the stars In 1884, in the article en-
titled "a Venerable Landmark Disappears,
that appeared in our columns last week, by
calling our attention to the fact that the &C
currence was one year earlier.
lawn party will be held at the Fair
Grounds, Rockville, on Friday evening,
June gath, 1904, under the auspices oil the
Epworth League oil the NJ. < Church south.
A trolley party will be 10 attendance and
be served with refreshments, but the Rock
vile friends will be welcomed as well.
Miss Katharine A. Cavanaugh, daughter
of Mr.. Timothy Csvanaugh, OF this county,
graduated with high honors from the Acad-
emy of the Visitation, Frederick, Md, on
June IS. In addition 10 the graduating
medal and diploma she was the recipient oil
the gold medals for French and music.
Miss Nora l.. Stabler, one of the mos
popular young ladies OF the Sandy Spring
neighborhood, and Mr. George s. Worth
son of a millionaire manufacturer OF Coates
Vile, Pa, were married at the Friends Meet
ing House, Washington city, on Wednes
day of last week. They will make thei
home at Coatesville.
A special meeting OF the Rockville We
name Club was held Friday afternoon 70
the purpose Of arranging for an art loan,
to be held in the future. II is the purpos
of the club to collect as many curlos q
possible and place them on exhibition
the building recently rented by the organ
cation as a club house.
A movement is on foot TO organize clu
among the young men OF Rockville and '
cinity. The idea is To rent a building &c
use as a club house and to establish bow
ing alley, a reading room and other a''ra'
tons, and 10 hold religious services eac
Sunday afternoon. A number Of prom
nent citizens OF this community are inIe
ested 10 the project