Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-03-25
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ceiyed commission Tor James G. Pearre as
Deputy Game Warden for this county.
MIR. William B. Williams, son of Mr..
John II. Williams, Of Poolesville, left some
DAYS ago for Montana with the intention Of
locating there If he likes the country.
Mr.. Charles H. Coupart died suddenly al
Remington, this county, on Tuesday last
in the sixty 18th year of his age. Funeral
services we're held on Thursday with inter.
ment at Forest Glen.
Mr.. Williams, of this county, on Friday
last. introduced bill in the House OF Del
egates providing that every electric railway
in the State shall supply separate cars fol
white and colored passengers.
Mr.. Henry Bradley, of Potomac district,
this county, has purchased IRON the heirs of
the late Judge John L. Vinson, the former
residence Of Mr.. Robert E. Bradley In the
western section of Rockville. The consid-
Grafton was $4,250.
Mr.. William Richard Cue, of Damascus,
and Miss Edna Burns, of Etchison, this
county, were quietly married here last Fri.
day afternoon by Rev. S. r. White. The cere.
mony was performed at the home Of the
minister in the presence Of several witnesses.
1t is stated that boats will be loaded on
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal on March
28th, from which date the season will begin.
Water has been turned into the upper levels.
The Canal Towage Company is getting all
OF its boats in condition for navigation, ex-
pecting busy season.
James Wilson Boyd and Miss Eta Som
erville Boyd, both Of Harvey's Mills, War
rem county, Va, visited Rockville Monday
and were married by Rev. W. F. Locke, pas
tor of the Methodist Church South, the Ger.
emony taking place at the home Of the min,
lister.
The Y. M. G. A. of Poolesville will hold
their annual election Of officers on Friday
night, March 25th, in their hall at 7:45
o'clock, sharp. All members are urgently
requested to be present. By order of the
president, T. Il. Hall. Clarence Price, Sec.
rotary.
The remains of Mrs. Cora Belle Benton,
who died In Baltimore on Sunday last, were
inferred in the Methodist Episcopal ceme-
terry at Hysttstown on Tuesday beside the
remains OF her father, o. W. Dutrow, who
died last week at his home at Hyattstown.
Mrs. Benton was born in this county and
was the wife of MIR. Morgan s. Benton, of
Baltimore.
Miss Carrie l.. Williams, daughter OF Mr..
John Henry Williams, was quietly married
to Mr.. w. W. Poole, also OF Poolesville, on
Thursday OF last week, in Washington, by
Rev. r. w. Lowrie. Alter the ceremony
the bride and groom left for Richmond, Va =,
where they will visit several weeks, and
then return TO Poolesville TO reside.
The following bills relating to this county
have passed the House: 70 amend the laws
governing tax collections in this county /;
regulating trolley fares in this county; to
incorporate Glen Echo, this county; to ex.
tend the Baltimore city primary election
law to this county; to provide for the burial
oil paupers in this county to construct a
turnpike from Kensington to Wheaton.
Mr. Evan Aquilla Jones died of pneumo.
mia at Ammendale, Howard county, Tues
day, in the seventy eighth year of his age.
He was born in this county, coming from
long line of distinguished Colonial ances-
tors. His wife, daughter Of the late Elisha
Riggs, of this county, was first cousin of
Gov. Wartield. Mr.. Jones was q promi.
nent member of the Methodist Protestant
Church.
Mr.. o. W. Dutrow, OF Hyattstown, one of
the most prominent citizens Of that locality.
died at his home on Thursday of last week,
after a short illness, in his sixty seventh
year. Mr.. Dutrow had followed the trade
of blacksmith Tor lorty-six years. His wife
and three children survive him. His re-.
mains were inferred Sunday In the M. E.
Church cemetery at Hyattstown. Rev. G.
M. Yost preached the funeral sermon.
The Senate on Friday last passed Senator
Moore's bill 70 repeal the mortgage tax In
so far as it applies to Baltimore city and AL
legany, Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Calvert,
Cecil, Howard, Hartford, Prince Georges,
Kent, St. Mary's and Garrett counties, and
to allow counties 70 collect tax and apply it
10 their own revenues. The vote was % TO
2, those voting in the negative being the
president and Senator Roe. The bill now
goes to the House.
Miss Elsie NJ. smith, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John T. Smith, Of Carksburg, this
county, was married on Thursday night Of
last week to Mr.. Arthur K. Phebus, Of Mt
Airy, Md. The ceremony took place at thu
parsonage Of Fort Avenue Methodist Epis
copal Church, Baltimore, and was perform
ed by the pastor, Rev ID. Benson Winstead
Mr. Phllander z. Day was best man AM
Miss Grace NJ. smith was bridesmaid. 4
reception followed at the home of the bride
aunt, Mrs. A. W. Mullineau, AIT East For
Avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Phebus will resid
at Mt. Airy.
At the rectory, Silver Spring, this county
at7:30 p. M, on Saturday last, Miss Jessi
II. Baker was married TO Frederick "
Tempes, both Of Washington city. The Gel
emony was performed by the Rev. Thoms
P Baker, brother Of the bride. The bird
is a native Of King George county, Va, b.
has for several years resided 10 Washington
The groom is from the State OF Washing
ton, where he resided until the SpanIst
American war, when he enlisted and was
active service 10 Cuba. He now has pos
ton in the War Department Mr.. and Mr.
Tempes will reside 10 Washington, and wi
be at home alter April LIST at 1922 Corcora
street northwest.
The Rockville Woman's Club held |
regular bi.weekly meeting at the home
Mrs. George s. Stone. The attendance vi
large and highly enjoyable program WI
rendered. In the absence Of the presder