Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1905-07-28
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II. Rockville, Md.
Miss Kathleen Rhodes has been appoint
ID teacher at Grifton public school, and Miss
Eleanor Cissel at Dawsonville.
The Burden Bearer Circle of the Kings
nsnghters will meet with Miss McOmber on
Tuesday, August LIST, at 1880 o'clock in the
morning.
The Montgomery County Museum at
Rockville will be open to the public every
wednesday during the summer months
from 10 A. M. TO l P. M. Public cordially
invited. Admission, 10 cents.
The contract for the construction under
the State aid law Of a mile OF road in the
second collection district has been awarded
toths M. ]. Grove Lime Company OF Fred.
srick county, the price being $4,5O9 80.
Mr. David M. Munro has sold his farm.
southampton, located near Gaithersburg, to
Mr. Bartlett, of Baltimore. The price paid :,
il is understood, was $500 per acre. Mr..
Bartlett expects to locate there as soon as
possession can be given.
One day last week lightning struck and
set on fire one of the stacks OF wheat on the
farm OF Mr.. George Rice, near Travilah,
this county, from which the whole stack
yard was destroyed, consuming an estimated
crop of 800 to 800 bushels.
The Enterprise Farmers Club Of Sandy
cd
home OF MIR. Edward P. Thomas, about
thirty OF the leading agriculturists OF that
section being present. Farm topics of In
tsrsst were discussed. Supper was served
During the thunder storm on Wednesday
OF last we lightning struck the bank barn
OF MIR. Henry h. Miller, near Sandy Spring,
this county, and destroyed 1t, together with
lot OF rye and other unthreshed grain.
The loss sustained is partially covered by
Insurance.
Mr.. Abraham Herman, q well-known mer.
chant Of Washington, died al his country
home at KensingtOn, this county, last FRI.
day afternoon at $50 o'clock, aged sixty
three years. Although Mr.. Herman had
been III for year with complication Of
diseases, his death was unexpected.
The drug store OF DR.. Garnet W. Etchi-
son, at Gaithersburg, was entered Sunday
afternoon and about $17 in change stolen
from the cash register. The store was open
until O'Clock, and the thief Is thought to
have entered shortly after that time through
the rear door opening on side yard.
Only $500 to Cumberland and return;
only $1.35 to Berkeley Springs and return
only 500 to Harper's Ferry and Martins.
burg and return via Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. Special train leaves Rockville at
1871 A. M, Sunday, July 3Oth. Beautiful
scenery en- route. Most delightful season
iu the mountains.
Samuel Thomas Williams, at German.
town, this county, one day last week, fell
against circular saw aud had his left arm
below the elbow badly injured. One bone
was severed and others badly cut. He was
taken to Washington hospital where am.
putation was found to be necessary, and was
performed.
Last week heavy wind, hail and rain
storm passed over the north western section
OF this county. Hail fell in the vicinity OF
Gaithersburg and the wind was heavy and
uprOOted some trees. Lightning struck q
wheat stack belonging to Unglesbee broth
ers, near Poolesvile, destroying 1t and en-
falling loss OF about $500.
On Wednesday Of last week Mr.. j. VIM.
Allnutt was raking hay upon his farm near
Laytonsville, this county, and the seat oil
the horse rake broke, be falling under it.
The reins hanging around Mr.. Allnutrs
neck pulled forcibly against the horses
mouth and he rushed backward, pinning
Mr.. Allnutt under the tines of the rake and
painfully brulsing him. He is fast improv-
ing.
Adjutant General Riggs has made slight
change in the program for the encsmpment
Of the State troops at Belair to accommodate
the companies of the First Regiment from
the Eastern Shore. These companies and
Others OF the First Regiment will rendezvous
In Baltimore Saturday morning, August 8,
and proceed the same day To Belair. The
Fourth and Filth Regiments will leave Baltl
more Sunday morning, August g, and camp
will be broken Tor all Saturday, August IL.
instead OF Sunday, August IL, MS originally
ordered. Company K will leave here on
Saturday morning, August 9th.
Miss Dorsie l.. Gilliss, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. John s. Gilliss. OF this vicinity,
and Mr. Herbert l.. Richardson, OF Carroll
county, Md, were married last Tuesday
evening iu the Baptist Church, this town, q
large gathering OF the relatives and friends
OF the young couple attending. The OH
ciating minister was Rev. 5. X. White, of
this place. Following the ceremony sup.
per was served al the home OF the bride,
alter which Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson lett
for short honeymoon trip. The bride has
for several years been engaged 10 teaching
In the public schools of the county.
George HeItzel, young man Of Gathers.
burg, aged about twenty sig years, was ar
rested last week by railroad detectives,
charged with entering the Office OF the Bal.
timore and Ohio Railroad station at CATH
ersburg and rifling the money drawer. Ia
the absence OF Agent A. r. Meem, on leave,
Acting Agent Rohrer was In charge Of the
office. Upon leaving the Office 10 attend
TO some outside duty, he secured the door,
and upon his return he suspected that some
one had been 10 the office from the condi'
ton oil things. He aiterward missed $40 In
cash. Heltzel was lodged in Jail here on
Thursday OF last week. Heltzel was released
on bail Saturday.
Last Wednesday evening, al the home OF
Mrs. Clara B. Hall, In Poolesvile, this coun.
ty, her youngest daughter, Miss Anna Es-
telle Hall, became the wife Of Rev. Richard
8. Owens, Utica, N. Y. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. 8. X. White, OF Rock