Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-11-25
Eueal aud 9ersnual.
Town and Country.

in Utah on Thursday, after visit to his old
friends here OF several weeks.
Mr.. George F. Abraham has been com.
missioned Justice Of the Peace for Whea-
ton district, this county, in the place OF
Charles s. Nichols, resigned.
Mrs Richards, wife of Rev. T. D. Rich
ards. who suffered fracture Of the collar
hone from a runaway accident at German.
town, a few days ago, is much better.
Mr.. Maurice A. Lochte and Miss Nina L.
Harmon, both of the vicinity of Montrose,
this county, were married last week BY Rev.
VIZ. Locke at the home of the bride.
Mrs. Duyall, wife of Mr.. John Duvall, Of
the vicinity of Spencerville, this county,
died Sunday afternoon of pneumonia, aged
70 wears, Her husband and seven children
survive.
Rev. Elias d. Huntley has purchased the
cottage of Mr.. J. w. Whitesde, OF Brooke
VILE located at Washington Grove. He
paid $500 for it, and has made many inn
provements.
Mr.. John Mccullough, for many years
resident of this county, died last Sunday
afternoon in Baltimore, aged about seventy
years. He had been ill about q week of
pneumonia. He leaves three children.
Mr.. Winifred Berry and wife, of this town,
returned from trip to San Francisco CAL,
on Tuesday last, after an absence Of thirty
days. In the course of the trip they took In
the Worlds FAIR, the city of st. Louis and
Chicago.
Mr.. ]. W. Duvall, of Washington, has
bought of the estate Of Mrs Sarah Reid, her
late residence at Washington Grove. The
price paid, it is understood, was 81, 200. Mr..
Duvall contemplstes making extensive i'm.
provements.
Richard Nicholson, aged nine years, son
oil John T. Nicholson, a Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad employee at Boyd's, this county,
while wrestling some days ago with another
boy near his home, was thrown, breaking
his right arm.
Messrs. Henry Dwyer, of Rockville, and
Geo. Z. Nicholson, of Olney, visited Mr..
Julian Osborn, near Potomac, to take q rab
bit hunt on and about his farm last week.
In the hunt OF two and a.half days IS Tab-
bits were killed.
The engagement of Mr.. Zadock M. Easton
and Miss Laura Reed, of the vicinity Of |
Goshen, has been announced. The wed. |
ding will be quiet event, and will occur |
later this month. Miss Reed is the daugh. |
ter of the late William Reed.
The members of "Christ Church Guild" |
invite the public to q sale Of fruit cake and |
fancy articles for Christmas, on December |
9TH, at the Rectory, from to 8 O'Clock.
Chocolate, fancy cakes and homemade can
dy will also be sold during the evening.
Mr.. John W. Briggs, Jr., has bought of
MIR. John W. Walker at 1926, lot 81, in his
addition to Gaithersburg. He has completed |
plans and specifications for the immediate
erection OF modern nine-room dwelling,
costing him about $1,000.
Mr. George E. Nicholson, of Olney dis
trict, was painfully injured last week while |
pulling up stumps with q traction engine. |
The chain broke and struck Mr.. Nicholson |
on the head. He was rendered unconscious |
and was compelled to remain in bed several
days
Mr.. John L. Burch, q dairyman Of Boyd's,
while hauling corn on Wednesday Of last
week was thrown underneath the wheels OF
his wagon, which passed over his hips and
stomach. The wagon was heavily loaded
with corn. Mr.. Burch's injuries were ex.
tremely painful.
Mr.. Sewell X. Duley and Miss Mary
Childs, both Of the vicinity Of Olney, this
county, were married recently by Rev. P.
M. Boyden, rector Of st. Bartholomew
Episcopal Church, near Olney. The cere-
mony took place at the home of the brides
father, Mr.. VIM. Chids.
Messrs. Will Poss, of this town, and Will
lard Long, formerly of this county, left here
on Thursday for South Dakota. The former
will adopt the West as his future home.
The latter has been living In the West for
several years past and now returns after
visit TO friends and relatives here.
Contractor Alfred G. Warthen, of Ken.
sington, has begun the construction for Mr..
E. IL. Eakle, oil Washington, a spacious
country home at Oakmon;, Immediately OPP
posite the railroad station at Washington
Grove. 1t is to cost about 5000, and be
completed for his occupancy by spring.
Information has been received here that
Mr.. Claude Poss, formerly Of this town,
met with painful accident about ten days
ago on his ranch near Philip, South Dakota.
While engaged 10 unloading hay from q
wagon the horses started suddenly, throw.
ing him to the ground and breaking one Of
his legs.
Mrs. Gault, Corresponding Secretary Of
the W. s. M. ). Of Maryland, will speak at
Mt. Zion Baptist Church on Sunday, No
vember 81, at II A. M, and at Rockville
Baptist Church, same day at p. M. She
will also address the Woman's Missionary
Society at the Barnesvllle Baptist Church,
ON Tuesday, November 30, at $50 p. M. All
are invited.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert E. Ksnode, of Gaithersburg,
announcing the marriage OF their daughter,
Miss Erma Cecil, TO Mr.. Walter Clifton
Bvrne. of Gaithersburg. The ceremony will
take place at Epworth Methodist Episcopal
Church, the evening Of Wednesday, No
yember 80. The pastor, Rev. W. q. Parrish,
will officiate.
Mira Antonio Carlin, wife OF DIR. James 8.
Carlin, oil slidell, this county, died at her
residence there last Sunday afternoon, In
her forty.si1th year. Mrs. Carlin was Miss
Thompson, of this county, and second wife
of DIR. Carlin, by whom she Is survived.
She leaves two children, Mrs. Nettie Schin.
dell, oil Washington, and Gilbert Carlin.
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