Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-06-10
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Town and Country.

There Will Dc game Oh Dali ~ INC ran
Grounds on Saturday, June 18th, between
the Rockville and Fort Myer teams. Game
called at 4:30 P. NJ.
Mr.. j. Abby Henderson, as attorney. sold
on Saturday last the VIM. F. Lewis farm
of 1875 acres, near Damascus, to Bradley and
Maurice Watkins for $2410.
j. H. Gassaway, Jr., son of Mr.. Alex
Gassaway, of Jamestown, this county, will
graduate from the Maryland Agricultural
College on the 10th instant.
The Board of Supervisors Of Elections fol
this county organized Tuesday by electine
Dr. E. G. Etchison president, John E. West
clerk, and Thomas NJ. Talbot attorney.
Fred Jenkins, colored, who was accused
by coroner's jury Of the murder of his
2.yeaI.old child at Germantown, was arrest
ed by Sheriff Williams at Bethesda on Tues.
day afternoon.
Mrs. William E. Buck, formerly of this
county, now of Baltimore, and daughter OF
the late Thomas r. Suter, returned home
this week after q short visit to Mrs. John ].
Higgins, of this town.
Saturday last the real property of the late
Sandy Butler, situated near Jamestown,
this county, was sold by Alexander Kilgour,
Attorney for mortgage, to VIM. A. and
James B. Jones for $3.50.
Mr.. Had Kinney, son of Mr.. Nathan Kin.
ney, residing near Oomus, this county, was
married in Washington last week to Miss
Minnie E. johnson, of the vicinity of Comus,
by the Rev. David Mcleod.
An ice.cream and strawberry festival, with
supper, will be held at Ounce Orchard on
18th of June, beginning at $50 P. NJ. 1t Is
for the benefit of Mcdonald Chapel at that
place. All are cordially invited TO attend.
Four lots in the ]. W. Walker sub. divis.
ion of Gaithersburg, this county, have been
sold recently, and modern dwelling will
be erected upon each of them. The sale OF |
several other lots in the same division is
pending.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Epworth
Church, Gaithersburg will give a straw
berry and ce.cream festival on the church |
grounds on Saturday, June 18th, from 8 TO
II P. M. If not fair on the 18th, It will be
postponed until the 18th.
Mr.. Bradley Winfield Warheld and Miss |
Georgia Eleanor King, both of the upper |
section of this county, visited Rockville on |
Thursday OF last week and were married by |
Rev. T. j. Packard, rector Of Christ Epis- |
copsl Church, the ceremony taking place at
the rectory.
The one-eighth interest of Jas W. Ricketts, |
deceased, in the estate his mother, Elizabeth,
r. Ricketts, situated on the Falls Road about |
three miles southwest of this place, was sold |
by Frank Higgins, Trustee, at the Court |
House door here, on Tuesday last, TO Thos. |
W. Offutt for $40.
lawn party will be held at the Fair
Grounds, Rockville, on Friday evening,
June oath, 1904, under the auspices Of the
Epworth League of the NJ. E. Church South.
A trolley party will be in attendance and
be served with refreshments, but the Rock
vile friends will be welcomed as well.
The public are cordially invited to attend
a Lawn Fete and Strawberry Festival, on
the grounds of the Andrew Small Academy
at Jamestown, on Saturday, June II, from
until 10 O'Clock. There will be game
of ball, the band will discourse sweet music,
and "Ye maidens will wear ye dresses Of ye
olden time"
Mr.. Harry Buckley gave his illustrated
lecture on yellowstone Park" Tuesday |
night last before the Woman's Club, Of this |
town, in the Opera House. Death In the |
membership caused small attendance. The |
artistic pictures of the wonderful scenery Of
the Park and the lecturers sublime descrip- |
ton were much appreciated.
Mr.. Barnard Welsh, son OF Mr.. W. W. |
Welsh, has returned to the home Of bis
father, in this town, from Border, Colorado, |
where he has been for the past year study. |
ing law at the State University, for q vaca-
ton. Next year he will graduate and es-
tablish the practice OF law In the West, 90 |
much pleased is he with that section.
At Briarley Hall Seminary, near Pooles.
vile, this year we're five graduates, viz;
Miss Lucille W. Colt, OF Buck Lodge; Mise
Bessie Price, OF Poolesville; Miss Elizabeth
Jones, Of Poolesville, and Miss Marguerite
Riggs, of Laytonsville; Miss Maude Getzen-
danner, of Poolesville. The commencement |
exercises were held in the town hail, POoles.
vile, last night.
Miss Lolo NJ. Thompson, Of near Clarks |
burg, and Mr.. William H. Thompson, Of
Kings Valley, this county, took the train at
Boyd's for Washington on Thursday OF last
week and were quietly married there by
Rev. d. Schroeder, of the Lutheran Church.
After the ceremony the couple returned 70
Boyd's and thence TO Kings Valley, where
they will make their home.
The next quarterly meeting OF the Anti.
Saloon League Of Montgomery county will
be held at Damascus on Saturday, June
18th, 1904, In pic mic style. The Executive
Committee will meet ct 10 A. M. Public
meetings will be held at II A. M. and 2 p.
NJ. Gov. Warfield expects To be present
and address the meetings, also Rev. A. q.
Grise, Superintendent Of State League; Mr..
G. W. Prettyman. Of Rockville, and others.
Vocal and instrumental music will be
furnished by local talent. Every church,
Young Peoples Society. W. IT. U. and
kindred organizations are invited to send
delegates. .....
DIR. Caleb Edward Iddings died ct his
home at Sandy Spring, this county, on Bat
urday last, of Bright's disease, aged seventy
five years. His health had been robust until
about six months ago. when the disease de-
veloped, and for the past two months had
been confined TO his room. He had an Ac-
i've life. When quite young man he made