Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-01-22

Town and Country.

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fell upon the ice on Tuesday and dislocated
his hip.
The young ladies OF Rockville and vicin-
ity will give leap. year ball at the Town
Hall here on Friday night, the 10Th instant.
Mr.. Douglass Tschiffely, son of DR.. F. A.
Tschiffely, has gone to st. Louis to engage
in business ia connection with the exposi-
ton.
DIG. Warfield, of Gaithersbuag, has
moved to Laytonsville, but will be In daltn-
ersburg every Friday and Saturday OF each
week.
The commissions for William H. Page
and John II. Steele, as Game Wardens,
have been received by the Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court.
The Montgomery County Pomona Grange,
No. Z, will be entertained by Olney Grange,
on Thursday, January %, at 10 O'Clock. E.
L. Hartshorne, Secretary.
Delegate Johnston has introduced bill
in the Legislature to regulate the running
of automobiles on the public roads OF this
county.
Mr.. Ohio II. w. Talbot has resigned as
examiner in chancery for the Circuit Court
for this county and Mr.. Thomas M. Talbot
has been named to succeed him.
At a special meeting Of the Board of
School Commissioners, held on Tuesday,
Mr.. S. A. Lehman was appointed vice. prin-
cipal OF the Rockville public school.
The fine in the case of BENZ. Lenowitz,
for violation OF local option law, has been
reduced to $500, Lenowitz to pay the costs
in all cases, including the costs in the at
tachments proceedings.
Mr.. Henry F. Everhart died on Wednes-
day morning, at the residence OF his daugh.
ter, near Washington Grove, aged 70 years,
OF an affection OF the kidneys. He leaves
widow, ten children and seventeen grand
children.
DR.. Gordon Il. Atkinson, of Somerset
county, on Monday took the oath OF office
as Comptroller Of the State Treasury, sue
ceeding Dr. Joshua w. Herring, OF Carroll
county. The oath was administered by Gov.
Warield.
There will be an oyster and meat supper
in Ii. d. Waters hall, at Germantown, on
Wednesday, January 9th, beginning at 4
o'clock, P. NJ, for the benefit OF the M. H.
Church South. Ii rainy, the next fair night.
All are invited.
MIR. Aaron X. Hewett has purchased from
Rev. Thomas ID. Williams, the large dwell.
ling house on the corner Of Montgomery
avenue and Bridge street, this town. This
property has TOR number OF years been
owned by St. Mary's Catholic Church.
The young ladies and gentlemen of Pooles'
vile and vicinity will give the play, in four
acts, "Young Mrs. Winthrop" in the Town
Hall, at Poolesville, on the evening OF FIJI
day, January 22nd. Curtain will rise at 8
O'Clock. Proceeds for benefit Of Town Hall.
Mr. George j. Hudson and Miss Grace
Belle Trail we're married in Rockville last
Friday afternoon by Father Thomas D..
Williams, at 81. Mary's Catholic Church, in
the presence OF relatives and intimate friends.
The bride lis a daughter of Mr.. Geo. H. Trail.
The January Term of the Circuit Court
for this county began here Monday morning
with Judge Henderson on the bench. Moth
ing Of importance was transacted, the pro-
ceedings Of the day consisting Of calling over
the docket and entering up number OF
Judgments.
There will be an oyster supper and dance
at The Orange Hall, olney, this county, on
Tuesday, January 18th, 1904, for the benefit
OF 81. Peters Catholic Church. Supper will
Ls served from 4 o'clock. Good music. q
good supper and an enjoyable evening are
promised by those Ia charge.
The annual meeting OF the Anti-saIoon
League will DO held on February 4, 1904, In
the ChristiAn Church, Rockville. An inter-
estlng program Ia being arranged. Some
very important matters will be considered
and full attendance 10 desired. more
definite notice will be given In next weeks
e. issue.
Mr.. Geo. F. Tbbitts, of Washington, ID.
c., Inter- State Secretary of the Y. M. q. A.
will deliver stereoscopic address 10 the
M. C. A. Hall of Poolesville on Sunday
evening, January oath, at 7:3O o'clock. Sub
iect, "Christian Activity" The public cor.
daily invited to attend. Clarence Price
Secretary.
Mr.. Richard Leizear, a respected citizen
of Sandy Spring, died at bis home there las
week of a complication Of diseases, after
lingering illness. His wife survives him
Funeral services were held at the Ashton
Methodist Episcopal Church, and were con
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. O. II. Smith -
There was large attendance.
During the past few days number of &C
cdents occurred in the vicinity OF Gath
ersburg, due to the icy condition OF tn
thoroughfares. Mrs, Zachariah A. Brigg
fell in her yard and the injuries sustaine
consisted of fracture Of the collar bone
sprained wrist, broken arm and many pair
full bruises. Mr.. Edward q. Ward, farm
or, broke his right ankle in an accident Of
similar character.
The directors OF the Montgomery Count
Agricultural Society on Wednesday ate
noon last elected the following officers =
President, David II. Warfield; vice. pre-
dent, John II. Gassaway; secretary, Jam
T. Bogley; treasurer, John ]. Higgins.
race committee, composed Of Messrs. l.
offutt, Chas. Veirs and y. W. Fields, W
appointed. 1t was decided 70 hold the a
nual fair August 90, "a, 25 and 20.
The Fairview School, whose building "
destroyed by FIRE few days ago, has tel
porarily located in Gaithersourg 10 u
Etchison building. DR.. ChAs. H. Wate
the principal, has leased the residence
DIR. Israel q. Warfleld for accommodation