Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1905-07-07
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Town and Country.

Town ana COuntEy'
Mrs. Clendenon, of Culpeper, Va, with
the Youngest of five children, a boy OF four.
tsen wears, paid her husband, j. q. Glen
demon, at this place, short visit Tuesday
At the recent annual meeting of the Mary
land State Bar Association, held at Hagers.
town, Mr.. William H. Talbot, Of this town,
was elected Vice-President for the Sixth
Judicial Circuit.
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 for
YOUR neighbor, ]. @. Clendenon, Rockville,
Md.
At the Culpeper Va, Horse Show, held
on Tuesday and Wednesday last, Mr.. Thos.
Hickman, Of this county, won the flve-
eighths of mile dash with Skyrunner, and
the mile race with Sentry.
Mr.. jerome L. Thompson, aged 70 years,
OfOomus, this county, died at his home there
Monday morning after an illness Of over
year, with Brlghts disease. He is survived
by q widow and six children.
Only 81 to Frederick, Antietam (Keedy.
vllle), Hagerstown and return via Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad on Sunday, July 9th.
Special train will leave Rockville at s:38
A. N. An opportunity to spend all day
Sunday on historical grounds.
At midnight of the 4th instant fire broke
o,,k In tho ham On tho far oc NJ. Mama
Kelley, near Derwood, this county, and the
building was consumed by the flames, to.
gether with corn house standing nearby.
How the fire originated Is not definitely
known. There was an insurance
Mr.. Aubrey Green, who resides near Der.
wood, this county, was beaten into insensi-
bllity on Tuesday night last by two drunken
negroes. The assault was committed on his
return and within few hundred yards of
his home, to which he was carried by some
friends, who found him lying 10 the road
Mr.. Thos. Smith, a retired farmer Of Ridge.
vile, died at his home shortly after six
O'Clock last Friday morning. He was about
seventy years Of age. Messrs. Jno. T. Smith,
Of Clsrksburg, and l.. Smith, railroad en-.
gineer in the passenger service OF the Balti.
more and Ohio in Baltimore, are sons of the
deceased.
Mr.. ]. Dawson Williams, son of Sheriff |
Arthur Williams, was one Of the successful |
applicants TO the Bar of the Supreme Court |
OF the District of Columbia after written
examination held by committee of the Bar, |
Heis second-year student in the George
Washington University law school, and has
been president Of the law class.
James Brown, colored, we'll known a.
James Adams, formerly of this town, was
found dead beside the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad tracks at the cast end of cut Just
west of Garrett Park, this county, at 6 O'Clock
Wednesday morning. Some time after mid
night he was struck by a fast train and in
Stantly killed, judging from his mangled
condition. He resided about fifty or more
yards from the railroad tracks.
John Taylor, cold, whose home ia at Mont
rose, this county, was arrested Monday by |
Deputy Sheriff George Mulllcan, upon the |
charge Of assault with intent to murder. 1t
ls alleged that about that ten days ago he
attacked Asbury Smith, also colored, with
q razor and would have done the latter
serious injury but for the interference Of
friends He was taken before Justice Read
ing, who committed him to jail to await
preliminary hearing.
Miss Jeanette M. Titlow, daughter of DR..
Horace Titlow, of Baltimore, former school |
teacher at Gsithersburg, was married on
Wednesday of last week in Baltimore 10 |
Mr.. Garnet W. Etchison, son Of DR.. E @. |
Etchison, of Gaithersburg, the ceremony be. |
ing performed by the Rev. DR.. F II. Rail |
In the First N. E. Church, Baltimore. After |
the ceremony and collation., they left for |
the north and will return 70 Gaithersburg, |
where they will make their home.
The case OF the Laurel Canning Compa
ny against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad |
Company for damages In the sum Of $780,
900 has been removed TO this county for
trial, and a transcript Of the record has been |
received by the Clerk of the Circuit Court |
here. It lie alleged that buildings belonging |
10 the canning company were destroyed by |
fire originating from sparks from locomo-
tive belonging to the defendant company,
and that it was the result of negligence on
the part OF the railroad company.
The quarterly meeting of the Montgom.
cry County Antl-Saloon League will be held |
At Washington Grove on Thursday, July
18th, sessions at IL A. NJ. and 2P. N. Bring |
your lunches. Good speakers and music |
by large choir Don't fail to have goodly |
delegation from your church or society. |
Addresses will be delivered by State Super. |
intendent Rev. O. A. Grise, of Baltimore;
Rev. r. L. McNair, OF Rockville; Judge l.
@. Kimball, of Washington city, and others,
BY order of Executive Committee.
Thomas Gallagher, of Washington, em
ployed as foreman of carpenters on the new
Montgomery County National Bank build.
Ing, now In course OF construction at this
place, lost bis footing and fell from the build
ing about O'Clock on Thursday afternoon
of last week. He was picked mp In an m.
conscious condition. While no bones weFs
broken, the man was painfully bruised and
1t is feared he sustained internal injuries.
He fell about twelve feet, landing on the
floor Of the building. He was removed 70
Washington on Saturday afternoon.
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