Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-02-19
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Town and Country.


Bernard Watkins, aged 10 years, died at
his home, near Damascus, on Monday last
oftyphoid fever.
Mr.rVernon G. Owen has closed his resi-
dence at Gaithersburg for the winter and
taken apartments in Washington.
DR.. l. G. Warfield, of Gaithersbuag, has
moved TO Laytonsvile, but will be In Gath.
ersburg every Friday and Saturday Of each
week.
Mr.. Lansdale has introduced bill In the
House of Delegates to appoint an additional
Justice of the peace for the twelfth district
of this county.
Lost, between Boyd's and Jamestown, q
pair Of gold. frame Eyeglasses. Suitable re-
ward If returned to Rev. W. H. Stone,
Darnestown, Md.
The work of erecting large bridge over
Monocacy stream, west of Dickerson sta.
ton, by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, is progressing favorably.
Mr.. Amiss, OF this county, has introduced
q bill In the House Of Delegates to provide
for an appropriation Of 5000 by the Coun.
ty Commissioners to build q new school
house at Gaithersburg
Mr.. 3. r. Austin, for q number OF years
Waterman at the railroad crossing at Buck
Lodge, has resigned his position and sold
his residence to Mr.. John Il. Reid. Walter
carp has been made his successor.
Mr.. Arthur Calvin Chapman and Miss
Mary W. Virts, both Of Washington, visited
Rockville last Tuesday evening and were
married by Rev. 8. r. White, the ceremony
taking place at the home Of the minister.
A lecture will be given by the famous
humorist, Rev. ]. r. Andrew, OF Arlington,
Md, in the NJ. E. Church South, at Ger.
mantown, Tuesday night, March 1st, begin
ming at 1880 O'Clock. Subject, Little things"
Contractor Hezekiah Day has completed
the erection of an Office building for Mr.
Carson Ward at the corner of Frederick and
Russell avenues, Gaithersburg. The build.
ing is to be utilized in connection with his
mercantile establishment.
Mr.. Charles Rabbit, member of Com.
pany K, Maryland Guards, of this county,
who has been detailed on duty with his
company at Baltimore, returned to his home
at Redland last Saturday evening very sick.
He is threatened with pneumonia.
Mr.. Atkinson, of Kent county, introduced
joint resolution in the Legislature Mon.
day night which calls upon Senators Cor.
man and McComas TO use their efforts TO
have RENTED the tariff on building material
imported for use in Baltimore city.
Commuters along the Metropolitan Branch
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad are anx.
ious to have the Baltimore and Ohio place
a new schedule on the road, making the
train from Washington To Frederick leave
Washington at 400 instead Of 4:30 P. M.
Oyster and meat supper on February 22nd
in II. d. Waters hall at Germantown. The
supper is given by the ladies Of the German.
town Baptist Church for the benefit Of the
fund they are now raising to refurnish the
church. Supper at O'Clock, P. NJ.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ayton, Of the vicinity Of
Laytonsville, this county, died of general
debility, at her residence there at 8 o'clock
on Tuesday last, aged So years. Mrs. Ayton
is survived by her husband, John Samuel
Ayton, and nine children, six sons and three
daughters.
The Andrew Small Academy Dramatic
Club will present "The Danger Signal" on
Friday, February Goth, 1904, in the Academy
Auditorium, Darnestown. Music by select
orchestra. Admission, 25 cents. Curtain
rises at 8 o'clock. Refreshments after enter.
tainment.
Company K of the let Maryland Regi-
ment returned to Rockville Monday night
after doing guard duty in Baltimore for one
week. The boys returned in good health
and expressed themselves as having en-
joyed their experience, but they appeared
70 be glad to get home.
Mrs. Boyle, wife Of Lieut.. r. B. Boyle,
Of the Washington police force, was stricken
with paralysis on Tuesday night last at her
home In that city, and at latest accounts was
In dangerous condition. Mrs. Boyle was
member Of the Rabbit family of this
county previous TO her marriage.
1t IL announced that Mr.. William Garner
Bouic, son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Vers
Bouic, of this place, and Miss Margaret
Wllbourne, OF Pine Bluff, Ark, are TO be
married February 81, at Pine Bluff. The
prospective groom is court stenographer In
that city, where he has resided for some
time past
Mr.. Jas. E. Phillips, well known school
teacher, died suddenly at his home at Mar.
tinsburg, this county, last Sunday morning
of heart trouble. He is survived by Six
children, two daughters and four sons. Mr..
Milton w. Phillips, one Of his sons, is agent
for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Ia
koms, d. G.
Mr.. J. Abby Henderson, one Of the younger
msmbers of the Rockville Bar, was on Wed
nesday last appointed Auditor for the Cir
cut Court for this county. He succeeds
Mr. Robert b. Peter, who resigned upon
qualifying as States Attorney. The new
official Immediately took the oath OF office
before Judge Henderson.
At the request of Governor Warfield, At.
torDey. General Bryan has drawn a bill,
which has already been sent 70 the Legisla-
ture, authorizing the Board Of Public Works
To sell one or more Of the sites OF the State
tobacco warehouses destroyed by fre 10 Bal.
timore. The bill provides that the sale NAV
be for cash down or 10 part payments.
A stable 10 the rear Of the residence Of
Mr.. Washington Hicks, at this place, caught
fire about o'clock on Sunday night last,
and for a while considerable excitement
prevailed. The volunteer Gre company re-
sponded and soon had the FIRE under con-
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