Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-09-02
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Town and Country.

Mr.. Joseph B. Hutchinson, former resi-
dent of this town, died on Saturday last,
near Falls Church, Va, aged SO years.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will hold
its monthly meeting on Sunday afternoon,
September 4th, in the Presbyterian Church
at $3.50 O'Clock.
The Burden Bearer Circle of the Kings
Daughters will meet at the residence OF Mrs.
8. D. Higgins on Tuesday, September 9th,
at 1880 A. NJ.
Prof. Samuel A. Lehman, of the Rock.
Vile high school, has purchased of Spencer
@. Jones a house and lot near the Fair
Grounds, the price being $4,000.
The Washington and Lee University has
granted q scholarship 10 the Poolesvllle
school, which is to be awarded at the dis
erection OF the principal, r. W. Stout.
Upon three fourths of an acre Of ground,
embraced in the farm Of Mr.. Clarence Wat
klns, near this town, 5000 cantaloupes of
large size were produced this season by Mr..
Isaac Fugitt.
absent from home, here, for several months
for the REPAYMENT OF his health. has re-
turned decidedly improved, to the delight Of
his many friends.
Particular attention is called to the new
advertisement on our second page, headed
Lost" The owner Of the lost article is
anxious to secure the same, and will lber.
ally reward the finder.
The store of w. Nordlinger's Sons, In
Georgetown, will be closed Saturday, Sep.
TENDER 10, until 6 p NJ, being open at night
from 10 IL o'clock, and Monday, Septem.
Der 10, on account of religious holiday.
The committee OF the M. <. Church South,
of Germantown, will hold their annual pic.
mic on September 10th, (if rainy, next fair |
EVENING" in the school house grove near
Old Germantown, beginning at 2 P. M.
The ladies' of the Methodist Church, of
Travilah, will hold pic mic, for the benefit
of the church, on Saturday, September Srd,
in the woods near the church. There will
be speaking and music. Public cordially
invited.
Ladies' Tournament will be held at the
BrOokeville Academy, this county, for the
benefit OF the Academy, on Wednesday
September 14th, 1904. All guests are ex
pected to buy their dinner on the grounds. |
Meals, 90 cents.
Mrs. ]. r. Lillard, wife OF Deputy Sheriff
- d. h, eal yar 10 ~
city hospital OF Frederick Tor treatment,
died there Monday night as the result OF an |
operation. She is survived by her husband |
and seven children.
Justice Stafford, Wednesday, denied the
application for receivers both In the equity |
suit and bankruptcy proceedings pending
against Thos E. Wsggaman, OF Washing
ton, D. c., whose financial condition is
looked upon with anxious concern.
Mr.. Howe Totten, owner Of the Winder
bourne kennels at Boyd's, this county, where
he has about twenty-five fine grade Great
Dane dogs, has returned from the bench
show OF the New Jersey Kennel Associa
ton, having been awarded several first-class
prizes.
A dispatch from Hot Springs, Ark, dated
August Goth, says Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Wilmington announce the engagement of |
their daughter, Emma, To DIR. Turner Woot.
ton, of this city. a former resident of Mary
land. The wedding will take place early |
In October
Lindsay Edmonds, the five year old son |
of DR.. and Mrs. George l.. Edmonds, of this |
town, had a narrow escape from drowning |
Sunday afternoon while with his father and |
mother at Little Falls, about two miles from
here. The little fellow fell into the pool
and was. with difficulty, rescued by his
father.
Clarence Dronenburg, Of Clarksburg, this
county, died at the Maryland General Hos
pital, Baltimore, Monday night OF Brights
disease. He is survived by two brothers,, q
sister and father, William Dronenburg.
He served TWO terms 10 the United States
navy and had been all over the world
A trolly trip to Cabin John, by the Mont |
gomery county teachers and their friends,
will take place on Monday evening, Sep.
TENDER 8, 1904. Special smusements will |
be provided for the occasion. Cars leave |
Fair Grounds at $50 p. N. Tickets on sale |
al Wilson's drug store, Welsh's, Burdette's
and Reisinger's. Round trip, So cents.
Over one hundred entries have been re.
ceived for the second annual track and field |
games TO be held at Washington Grove on |
the morning of Labor Day, September 9Th.
There will be fifteen events on the program,
Including three relay races, and a QUOT
match for the championship of Washington
Grove. There will also he base ball game
in the afternoon.
The annual banquet Of Cromelin Lodge
Knights of Pythias, was participated ln by
members OF other lodges OF this county and
Virginia on Saturday night last at Potomac,
this county. The speech of welcome was
made by Mr.. Spencer G. Jones, who was fol-
lowed by several speakers from the Grand
Lodge. Cheering music was rendered by
the Travllah Cornet Band,
The Georgetown police Tuesday morning
arrested Henry johnson, a negro, on the
charge OF stealing horse belonging TO Mr.
F.P. Stone, farmer living near Cabin John
Bridge, this county. Policeman Steinrlcker
saw johnson riding horse into George
town and arrested him on suspicion. Later
Mr.. Stone identified the horse as one which
he lett in a pasture field Monday night.
johnson was brought here and lodged 10
jail.
Mrs. Josephine X. Jones, OF this county,
has through her attorney, Robert b. Peter,
Instituted suit In the Circuit Court for an
absolute divorce from her husband, Clarence
n. Innaa. The petition alleges that the