Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-06-17
Eufal aud 2ersui1al.
Town and Country.

Mrs. Claude Allnutt, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
is visiting friends at this place.
Mrs. R. Thomas Falvey, of New Orleans
is visiting her father, Mr.. Spencer q. Jones
at this place.
The SENTINEL is the only paper that hai
published the automobile law, important al
1t is to all citizens.
Miss Minnie Lee Ganley, daughter Of Mr.
John F. Ganley, who lives near Rockville
died about 8 O'Clock on Friday evening last
aged eighteen years.
A pic mic was held at Slldell on Saturday
afternoon last. There was contest be-
tween the Buck Lodge and Slidell base bal
teams. Buck Lodge won by the score Of
9to6.
Constables Edward Bradley and Petel
Whalen visited Cabin John Bridge Sunday
afternoon and closed down the various
games, the charge being the violation Of
fine Sunday law.
There will be a game Of base ball at the
Fair Grounds, Saturday June 10, when the
Rockville team will cross bats with the
strong District team of the Royal Academy
League of Washington.
Mrs. VIM. H. Lamar has returned to her
home here alter sojourn In the South, Tor
the past winter to recuperate her impaired
health, looking vigorous, much to the de.
light Of her many friends.
At Damascus on Wednesday last Miss
Rachel Corinne Holland, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. s. B. Holland, was married to Mr..
McKendree Walker, Of Gaithersburg dis
trict, by Rev. Benjamin A. Bryan.
The marriage of Miss Mary P. Story,
daughter Of Prof. Thomas Story, Of Barnes
vile, this county, to Mr.. ]. Wallace Fields,
of this town, Is announced to take place
June %, 1904, at the residence of the brides
parents.
Information has been received here of the
recent death at Pine Ridge Agency, South
Dakota, of William Van Wyck Weaver, a |
former resident of this town, who was for
many years connected with the PostOflce |
Department.
The ersagemento Of Miss Mary Kiger Daw.
son, daughter of Mr.. John l.. Dawson, of this |
town, and MIR. W. Adairs Brooke, son Of
the late Irving Brooke, OF Washington, has
been announced. The wedding will take
place In the fall.
Mr.. David r. Hershey. of Comus, this |
county, and Miss Leila Ethel Mumma, OF |
Hagerstown, were married recently at Ha- |
gerstown and left at once for the worlds
fair at st. Louis. They will make their
home at Comus.
Mr.. VIM. r Winchell, of Boyd's, and Mr..
J. W. q. Kemp, of Damascus, two of the
oldest teachers in this county, have been
pensioned by the State Board of Education.
Mr.. Winchell has taught thirty years and
Mr.. Kemp twenty-sIx years.
At Jamestown on Saturday afternoon
last several hundred ladies and gentlemen
gathered to witness ball game between the
Darnestown and Jacksonville teams, the
second of series being played. barnes.
town won by the score Of 4 to-.
Mr. W. W. Russell, Minister to Colon
bIa, South America, returned here on Satur-
day last Colombia's refusal to receive any |
OF. Uncle Sam has not caused |
him any worry, for he is decidedly stouter
than when he left here several years ago
Mrs. Thomas II. Campbell has gone TO
Kentucky TO spend several weeks visiting
relatives and friends She will be Joined
BY her husband, Rev. T. II. Campbell, In
q short time. Before her return TO Rock.
willie she will visit the st. Louis exposition.
Mr.. John Kelly, of Washington, was
thrown from his sulky on the Brightwood
track on Monday and badly bruised. His
large acquaintance In this county, acquired
through starting the races for several years
At our Agricultural Fair, sympathizes with
him.
Mrs. Mary Clark Mullican. widow OF q.
Dallas Mullican and sister of F. p. Clark,
died suddenly June 10th, 1904, OF spoplexy,
at her home near Colesville, In the 63rd year
of her age. She was buried In st. Johns
Cemetery on Sunday evening. Deceased
leaves two daughters.
A lawn party will be held at the Fair
Grounds, Rockville, on Friday evening,
June 24th, 1904. under the auspices Of the
Epworth League OF the N. E. Church South.
A trolley party will be in attendance and
be served with refreshments, bat the Rock.
Vile friends will be welcomed as well.
DIR. Geo. K. Lewis will leave on Saturday
for Niagara Falls 10 attend the annual meet.
ing of the American Institute OF Homeo-
patty, as delegate from the Washington
Clinical Club. He will return about the
26th instant. Physician will be In attend
ance for Office consultation morning and
evening until his return.
The commencement exercises OF Rock.
willie Academy took place at the Town Hall
on Wednesday evening and were well at
tended. The following pupils were award
ed medals: Miss Hattie B. Mcfarland, Schol-
arshIp; Franklin Is. Albert, Languages; A.
N. sherwood. Mathematics; Miss Margaret
T. Stokes, JUNIOR Scholarship and Deport-
ment.
Mrs Mary l.. McCarty, died on Sunday
night at her home near Washington Grove,
aged go years. Pneumonia and other trou
bles we're the cause Of death. She was the
widow of John McCarty. Her funeral took
place on Tuesday morning IRON st. Mary's
Catholic Church. this town, Rev Father
Mcclure officiating. The interment was at
the new Catholic Cemetery, near Rockville.
Mr.. Julian Wythe Whiting has returned
here from his studies at the University Of
Virginia as q graduate in French and with
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