Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1905-07-14
Eutal aud' 3ersuuaI.
TnMn and Country.

Town ana COuutry'
1x1s R. H. Boards at $3.50 1000 feet
They are not sound. Oscar L. johnson,
Rockville.
The Lyddane farm, containing 2S2 acres
situated one mile east Of Rockville, was sold
at trustees sale on Tuesday last TO Mr.. Rob.
ert Lyddane for $4,000.
A young white man, said to be Harry
Metzell, of Lancaster, Pa, arrested as q va.
grant, is in the Rockville jail in an appar.
emily insane condition.
Earl Travis, 10 years Of age, Ia in jail here
on the charge of stealing $165 from Mrs
Elizabeth r. Day, Of Washington Grove.
He was arrested in Baltimore City.
The season of the year Is at hand when
the oil cook stove is put In frequent use
When 1t fails to give satisfaction send fol-
your neighbor, J. O. Clendenon, Rockville
Md.
Invitations have been issued for the maj
riage Of Miss Estelle Hall, of Poolesvllle
this county, to Rev. Richard 8. Owens
pastor of Calvary Baptist Church, at Utica
N. Y, July Goth.
The Montgomery County Museum al
Rockville will be open to the public every
Wednesday during the summer months
from 10 A. M. to p. M. Public cordially
invited. Admission, 10 cents.
Mr.. Edwin Monday, of Gaithersbug, has
purchased OF Mr.. James Burroughs house
and lot Of IA acres, situated on the barnes
town road, about two and half miles from
this town, for the sum Of $4,000.
Mr.. D. W. Baker, q citizen Of this coun
ty, residing near Germantown, has been ap-
pointed United States Attorney for the Dis
trict of Columbia to succeed Morgan H.
Beach, who will retire from Office on the
31st of August.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Rockville
Baptist Church was entertained last week
ct the home of Mrs. John W. Keys, short
distance from this town. Fourteen mean
bers and several guests attended. Following
an interesting program, splendid luncheon
was served.
Curtis J. DANGER, formerly Of Washing
ton, but for several years resident Of the
vicinity OF Great Falls, this county, died
Sunday of an affection OF the lungs after q
long illness. He was thirty-three years Of
age. He leaves his widow, formerly Miss
Lizzie Sullivan, of Great Falls, and three
children.
Ouly &2.OO to Cumberland and return;
only si.35 to Berkeley Springs and return
only 400 to Harper's Ferry and Martins
burg snd return via Baltimore and Ohio
Raiirosl. Special train leaves Rockville at
s:3i a. NJ, Sunday, July 18th. Beautiful
scenery en- route. Most delightful season
Ia the mountains.
George and Thomas Thornton, the two
drunken negroes who were charged with
assaulting Mr.. Aubrey Green on the night
OF the 4th instant, as noted In the SENTINEL
last week, were given hearing before jus
tice Reading on Tuesday last and held in
$500 bail each to await the action of the
next grand jury. In default of security they
were committed TO Jail.
The Farmers Association, composed Of
the farmers of Frederick, Carroll, Howard
and Montgomery counties, will hold their
annual pic mic in Wildwood Park, Mt. Airy,
Nd, on Thursday, July 90th, 1905. The
: members of the committee Of arrangements
from this county are: James K. Williams,
Boyd's; DIR. j. E. Deets, Clarksburg; P.
B. Souder, Damascus; DR.. b. +. Lansdale,
Damascus; r. Granville Mullinix, Damss-
Gus, and q. F. Purdum, Damascus.
Mrs. Ann Dove. widow Of VIM. T. Dove,
who was for many years resident Of Mont
rose, this county. and mother Of Mrs. VIM.
Orndorff, of Georgetown, and Messrs. Wm.
Dove and ]. Maury Dove, of Washington,
died last Sunday night at the residence OF
her daughter, 1901 o street, Georgetown.
Mrs. Dove had reached the advanced age
of eighty-four years. She had long been
loved by a large circle Of friends In Wash
lngton and Maryland, and her declining
years have been blessed by children to the
fourth generation.
The dne new residence of Mr.. Zach. A.
Briggs, on his farm about three miles from
GaIthersburg, took fire Wednesday morn
ing last at 1880 O'Clock, and was complete
loss 10 twenty minutes. The fire is sup
posed to have originated from sparks blow
Arai In. ha ard
heating water by the washer woman. A high
wind famed the fire 90 rapidly that but a
small portion OF the contents OF the building
was saved. The loss, it Is estimated, will
reach between i've and six thousand dollars,
we'll covered by insurance.