Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-01-29
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Town and Country.

Mr.. Uriah Gray, of Gaithersburg, who ha
been in Washington hospital for treat
ment, is 80 much improved that he returned
home last week.
Mr.. Edgar Cashell has sold bis farm nea
Redland, this county, to Mr.. Elmer Stup. OF
Frederick county, tor $4,000. The trac
contains about $50 acres, and is considered
to be fine farm.
Mr.. Harry Amiss, Of Gaithersburg, hal
been appointed to clerkship in the House o
Delegates OF Annapolis. He is the eldes
son OF Mr.. Edmund L. Amiss, who is dele
gate from this county.
The Burden Bearer Circle Of the Bing's
Daughters will meet on Tuesday, February
End, at 3 P. NJ, at the home OF Mrs. John
E. West. Election OF officers will take
place.
Bishop Satterlee, of Washington, will yisi
Christ Episcopal Church, Kenslngton, on
Septuagesima sunday, January 31st, at 3:45
T. M. A cordial invitation is extended to
all to be present.
At the annual meeting Of the B. Y.P. u
OF the Rockville Baptist Church the follow.
ing officers were elected: President, A. A.
Braddock; vice. president, Geo. Davis sec.
rotary, Miss Beulah Sage; treasurer, Miss
Beulah White.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles H. Griffith, of
Laytonsville, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Lillian, TO Mr.. William T
Warheld. The wedding to take place at
st. Bartholomew's Church, February 10th,
at 3 P. NJ. No cards.
Died, on Sunday. January Oath, 1904, at
8 o'clock, A. NJ, Joseph, eldest son OF Eliz-
abeth and the late Charles Shoemaker, in
the 59th year OF his age. The funeral SER
vices took place at his late residence 10 this
county, on the 26th instant.
Mrs. Roswell P. Wood ward, of W ASKING
ton Grove, this county, died on Thursday O.
last week, oil paralysis, aged sixty years
Her husband, who has been justice OF the
peace for this county for many years, and
her six children survive her.
Mr.. John Thomas Varnell, well known
young Washingtonian, and Miss Marie Co.
ella Sullivan, who also gave Washington
las her place OF residence, visited Rockville
Friday last and were married by Rev. W -.
f. Locke, pastor of the NJ. E. Church South.
Forest Oak Lodge, No. 1873, K. OF p, will
give its third annual oyster supper at the
Masonic Hall, Gaithersburg, Nd, on We'd
'nesdaY and Thursday, February 10th and
18th, beginning daily at 4;30 p. NJ. Free
literary entertainment each evening at
o'clock sharp.
Miss Alice Talbot, whose home 10 near
kedland, slipped on the icy sidewalk here
on Thursday OF last week and fell heavily,
sustaining fracture Of the wrist and other
injuries. She was taken TO the home OF
Mrs. Harriet Muncaster, where she has been
a visitor Tor some time, and medical aid sum.
moned.
DR.. Chas. II. Waters, of this county, was
in Annapolis on Tuesday and announced
that he Is q candidate for Secretary to the
State Board of Health DR.. Waters is life.
long Democrat and has practised medicine
in this county for many years. He under
stood TO have the Endorsement Of Senator
Jones and the county delegation.
Mrs. Charles w. Small died recently at
her home, near Choppers, this county, after
a lingering illness of tuberculosis. She was
a daughter of the late James Il. Clagett, and
her husband and q large family connection
survive. Funeral services took place at the
M. e. Church South, Gaithersburg, and in
terment was made at Forest Oak Cemetery.
She was member Of the church, Rev. Thos.
]. Lambert, pastor, conducting the last rites.
1t became known Sunday that Miss Eve
lyn Talbot and Mr.. Hugh Craig Glascott,
both Of this place, were quietly married In
Baltimore on January 18th by Rev. j. Reu-
Der. The announcement was surprise TO
the many friends of the young couple, as
their matrimonial intentions had been kept
profound secret The bride is the young
est daughter of Mr.. H. Maurice Talbot,
and the groom Is son Of Mrs. Josephine
Glasscott.
The annual meeting of the Anti-Saloon
League will be held on February 4, 1904, 10
the Christian Church, Rockville. The Ex.
ecutive Committee will meet at 10 o'clock
in the morning. The public meeting will
begin ct II o'clock. Some very important
matters will be considered and acted upon
by the convention. Interesting addresses will
be made by pastors Of the county and by
visiting brethren. Morning and afternoon
sessions will be held. Every one interested
10 the welfare oil the county ought TO be
present, If possible.
Died, on Sunday, January 24th, 1904, at
her residence, 1910 o street, Washington,
Jane Gassaway, wife Of the late Alexander
Peter. The funeral services took place
from Oak Hill Chapel, Georgetown, Tues
day afternoon. Mrs. Peter was widely
known and highly respected 10 this county,
where she lived from childhood to the time
she recently removed 10 the District Of Co
lumbia with her family. Mr.. John II. Gas
saway and Mrs. George Peter, a brother anc
sister, and several married daughters Of thiI
county survive her.
The Rockville Woman's Club met Oh
Thursday afternoon at the home Of Mrs
Hattersly W. Talbot. The attendance wa
large and the proceedings interesting. Chin
was the topic for the day. The prograr
rendered consisted Of responses from Con
fucius; a paper "Chlna as Missionar
Field" by Miss Beulah White; paper o.
"Dowager Empress Of China" written b
Miss Mamie W A.ers and read by Miss Barr
Albert; solo by Mrs. F. @. Getzendanner
readings by Miss Belle Kingdom and Mr.
VIM. w. Welsh. About minutes wer
given 10 the consideration Of g new const
1ution Mfaa T.ucv SimDaon WAa elected I