Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-02-12
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Town and Country.


Town and Country.
DR.. l. G. Wsraeld, of Gaithersbuag, has
moved to Laytonsvllle, but will be In Gath
ersburg every Friday and Saturday Of each
week.
The premises Of the Fuller Distilling Com
pany was outside the limits of the great FIRE
in Baltimore this week, and the company is
prepared to fill all orders. See advertise
ment ON our fourth page.
A lecture will be given by the famous
humorist, Rev. J. R. Andrew, OF Arlington,
Nd, in the M. E. Church South, at Ger.
mantown, Tuesday night, March 1st, begin
ming al 7:30 O'Clock. Subject, Little things"
Mrs. Eleanor Bradley, vile of Mr.. Joseph
H. Bradley, OF Georgetown, died last Tues
day evening at her home, 20l7 Q street north
west. Mrs. Bradley was the daughter OF the
late Charles Parrish and Mrs. Mary Parrish,
of Georgetown.
The credentials Of Senator. elect Isidor Ray.
ner, oil Maryland, reached Washington on
Wednesday, having been transmitted by
Governor Warfleld to senator McComas,
the senior Senator IRON this State, who sub
mltted them to the Senate. They were read
and placed on file.
Mr.. Philip A. Shoemaker, one of the best
known residents OF the northwestern Sec
ton OF the District OF Columbia, died Tues
day evening OF pneumonia at his home in
Tenallytown. HIS vile and two children
survive him. He was son of Mr.. Louis
Shoemaker, OF thus county.
In the State Senate on Wednesday Mr..
Jones introduced bill to authorize the
Board OF County School Commissioners OF
this county to erect In the town oil Rock
vile county high school building, TO pur
chase land tor that purpose, to direct the
County Commissioners to pay for the same,
to borrow money for that purpose, and to
issue bonds TO cover the amount borrowed.
Thomas Connolly, twenty four years old,
who resides ct Glen Echo, this county, was
the victim Wednesday morning OF painful
accident while at work at the yards of the
Brennan Construction Company on K street.
Washington. Connolly was working about
some machinery, when the little finger oil
his right hand was caught in cog wheel
and badly mashed. He was treated at the
Georgetown University Hospital.
Miss Lillian Griffith, daughter of Judge
Charles Fl. Griffith, OF Laytonsville, this
county, and Mr.. VIM. T. Warfield, we'll.
known young farmer of the vicinity OF
Goshen, we're married on Wednesday after.
noon last in St. Bartholomew's Episcopal
Church, Rev. Peter M. Boyden, of Brooke.
Vile, officiating. Following the ceremony,
Mr.. and Mira Wsrtield left Tor short honey.
moon trip. The groom is son of Mr.. John
T. Wsrfeld.
At the annual meeting OF the stockholders
of the Rockville Town Hall Company, held
on Saturday last, the following board oil d.
rectors was elected: Spencer 9. Jones, W.
V. Bouic, VIM. H. Rabbit, OHIO. II. ".
Talbot, Charles Albert, Samuel b. Haney
and Robert B. Peter Tue board elected
the following officers: President. Spencer q.
Jones Treasurer, Ohio H. w. Talbot Sec
rotary, Charles Albert; superintendent, W.
H. Rabbit; Janitor, Benjamin Bean.
In letter TO q friend Mr.. Glen Poole,
who was raised in this county, but is now
located at Diego, New York, engaged in the
mercantile business, writes: "fhe ground
has been covered with snow to depth oil
from ten TO thirty inches since the first OF
November, atording delightful sleighing.
Ice on ponds, lakes and rivers IRON eighteen
TO thirty inches thick. The lowest point
reached was forty degrees below Zero" Mr..
Poole, in company with his wife, will start
South next week to visit his sister, Mrs.
Blakemore, who lives In Washington, D. c.;
his mother and sister, who live in Manassas,
Va, and perhaps points 10 the far South,
returning to Diego about the Goth Of March.