Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-10-07
gutaI aud 9ersnual.
Town and Country.


new ad. of Frank Libbey & Co., on our
first page.
Mr.. John T. Bean, a farmer residing near
Colesville, this county, died on Tuesday last
of typhoid fever.
A glance at Adler's new advertisement on
our second page will show you where TO pro-
cure the best clothing at a reasonable price.
The Town Council has determined 10 en-
force the law against cesspools within the
limits of Rockville, and save the health Of
the town.
Mr.. Roy E. Smith, of this town, was mar
ried to Miss Anna Lewis Gordon, Of WASH
Ing City, on Wednesday OF last week, at the
home OF the bride.
Mr.. Edwin |. Harm ~ and Miss Maude
Estelle Fidler, both OF Sligo, this county,
were recently married by Rev. j. E. O.
Smedes, pastor of Grace Church.
The sale of the dairy cattle of Mr.. G. W.
O. Beall, near Derwood, on Saturday last,
was quite success. Forty head were sold
at an average of $40 per head.
Mr.. Ernest f. Gunnel and Miss Emma
Z. Cross, both OF the vicinity OF Seneca,
this county, we're married last week at
Darnestown by Rev. w. @. Smith, of the
M. E. Church.
Track Foreman ]. Vaughan, OF Washing
ton city, was killed on Wednesday morning
last on the Metropolitan Branch railroad by
being struck | y the engine Of the Frederick
train near the District line.
Mr.. Jacob Poss has issued invitations to
the marriage Of his daughter, Miss Apolonia
Estelle, to Mr.. Wallace E. Ricketts,, of this
town, on Tuesday, October 18th, 1904, at z
p. M, at his residence, In Rockville.
Rev. Thomas ] Packard, rector of Christ
Episcopal Church, this town, has gone to
Boston to attend the general convention of
the Episcopal Church. DR.. Packard is as
sstant secretary in the house Of bishops.
Gen. l.. Victor Baughmsn, Of Frederick,
at the conclusion of the Congressional Con-
Vention at Hagerstown, announced his can.
didacy Tor the next Governorship Of Mary
land, which was received with loud cheer.
ing.
MIR. William W. RUSSELL United States
Minister 10 Colombia, left his home here on
Thursday for New York, where, on Satur-
day, BID will sail for his post of duty. He
leavesilwith the best wishes Of his many
friends here.
Mr. Richard T. Crown, Of Hunting Hill,
this county, and Miss Grace NJ. Bean. OF
this vicinity, were married here on We'd
nesday evening OF last week by Rev. T. II.
Campbell. The bride is daughter of the
late John Bean.
MIR. Joseph Mendels, Of Baltimore, will
be in Rockville next Tuesday to meet those
who wish TO know about the employment
connected with the Ladies' Wrapper Fac
tory. Please call ct W. Hicks store be.
tween 2 and 4P. M.
Very low rates to the Frederick Fair, Oc-
tober 10, 10, 20 and 81, via Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. Tickets sold on above dates
good returning until October 22nd, inclusive.
Get details from ticket agent. Unusual at
fractions Better than ever. Exciting races
every day.
Miss Felicia Buzzard, of Rock Seek. &C.
companied by her father, T. T. Buzzard,
left on September 26th Tor st. Louis TO at
tend the Worlds FAIR, returning she will
visit her aunt, Mrs. Ollie Murphy, Of Bridge
port, Conn. She will return home on No
vember LIST.
On the Both ultimo, the dwelling house OF
Mr.. Conrad Roger, near Etchison, this coun-
ty, caught fire and sustained damages TO the
extent of $50 The origin Of the fire ls sup.
posed TO have been from spark from the
chimney, and the flames were extinguished
by timely aid.
1t has Just been announced that Miss Dual
O. Leaman, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. e.
Leaman, of this Vicinity, and Mr.. Oliver q.
Simmons were married on July 18th at
York, Pa. The officiating minister was
Rev. Charles ID. Parker. pastor Of the First
Baptist Church of York.
The board OF trustees Of Washington Grove
In order 10 meet the demand for lots has
ordered the opening of Maple Avenue and
surveying and grading are under way.
Rumor has ii that the b. & o. Railroad has
in contemplation the building Of hand
some new station at this point.
Only 81 to Cumberland and return; only
81 To Harper's Ferry and Martinsburg and
return; only $3.50 To LurAy and return, lin.
GLIDING admission to Caves,) Sunday, Octo.
Der 9th, via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Special train leaves Rockville at 1881 A. NJ,
Most beautiful scenery en- route.
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad will issue
tickets to the Hagerstown Fair, October II,
12, IS and IA, at very low rates for the round
trip, including admission. Bigger and bet
ter than ever Tickets sold on above dates
good returning until October 18th, Inclusive.
Ask ticket agent for time OF trains and full
details.
Mr. j. Ambrose Clements, prominent
citizen of this county, who underwent an
operation at Providence Hospital, 10 Wash.
lngton city, last week. is reported very III
and his relatives here have been summoned
TO his bedside. At the time OF going To press
the news of the death Of Mr.. elements
reached Us, which occurred at noon Thurs
day.
Thomas Christmas. the Washington negro
who escaped from the Jail here, is again In the
clutches Of the law. He was apprehended
In Alexandria last Saturday and turned
over 10 Sheriff Williams. He has been
placed in chains. and il Is sale 10 say will be
on hand at the November Term OF Court 10
answer the charge of violating the local op
ton law.
John Smith and Singleton Brown, botf
colored, who reside at Mt. Zion, this county
had a.. .l,a.o.,ion gnndav afternoon SEhicl