Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1905-12-01
Iutal aud gersni1al.
rowu and Country.

-, snnner in the Town Hall, at Olney, OIL
nocember 7th. Music and dancing.
There will be an oyster supper held in tn
parish Hall, Bethesda, on Friday, Decem
sor lat from s to 10 P. NJ, for the benefit o
81 Johns Church.
Tho Rurden Bearers Circle of the King:
norobters will meet with Mrs. Robert
smith. Tuesday, December 9th, ats O'Clock
in the afternoon.
Miss Margaret Donohue, of Colesville dis
,,,ct this county, died last week, aged about
N wears. General debility is understood tc
have been the cause OF death.
John E. Owens, young negro, who lives
near Montrose, this county, was arrested
Monday. charged with the larceny of sew.
from Mr.. Jos. E. Gilliss
llso, IJa
,eg Dr. Hei ! Runner, of Newark, Del,
ac5apls3 9 4 to the pastorate of War
b.rM.moriai } ,sbyterian Church at Ken
s1g.on, his ty, will assume charge
The ind al h. ar.
ss!sysi ~ residence Sunday, No.
vambss i9la bite setter dog with dark
35os4 g.gi and left ear brown spotted.
reward epaid for any Information
Leading N overy. Lee Offutt, Rock.
nile Ma
Mrs pa Fink, of Poolesville, this
ooua.y ha ed an absolute divorce from
her bdsba- renee P. Fink, a former
resident Of " rick county, but now of
Troy. ur.. cir only child, boy, was
ggsu 10 the ,er.
he bsse meeting that was to have
sa'1 le last Tuesday by the young
4l cnthu asts of this county, In order
th county ,ague might be formed, has
been pos,po- until Tuesday, December
i t3 % aJcIur. of other business.
E- Mira 81 light, widow of the late John
B-lghL died t Monday morning at her
home. ues 81 trose, aged SO years. Pneu-
moqls ana raj debility were the cause
Of 5all. II, Mr.. Frank Maught, and
lsngb'ai Lucinda Maught, survive
her,
the ma OF Miss Helen Abel Baugh-
..- iau. IF General and Mrs. L. Vic
.ol Baus to DR.. Charles H. Conley, of
Aiapso Il take place on December
.lt Us lony will take place at Poplar
la..s. .4 me of Gen. and Mrs. Baugh.
ain naI erick. The wedding will be
a1ata, one
hssa.s OFT & Talbot, solicitors, have
-l.are1 so the Circuit Court on behalf
dTs. N rd d. tanning, daughter of
d. d q Ier, of Unity, for divorce from
Walter ming, of Washington. The
grounds th are abandonment and de.
eriigl lonths after their marriage in
October
One week a little four-year.old
1aughi ir. Oliver Moulden, who re.
ides n wn, was painfully burned by
lfe ans ncs been confined to her bed.
She 40 ed burning pile of leaves in
the oal- Of her home and her clothing
by the. flames. Hearing her
81 notherlpf the child rushed to
Dor res extinkuished the enveloplng
= nes.
M z Coomes, one of the Oldest in
b it9- Iaithersburg, this county, died
ar salia ternoon last. Many years Mr..
-oJua wa Engaged in the shoe business,
guH orc TO retire, owing to i'll health.
Jea'h Wa lie to kidney trouble. He leaves
dow hr Mary E. Coomes, and five
daughters lrs. Crittenden Walker, Mrs.
,sle FarT Mrs. j. B. Austin, Mrs. Alex. |
60 Carlisle d Miss Lizzie Coomes.
lal RoJ slle Town Council and the |
electric ~ ,ad company have at last reach
e. 40 agI tent to run the cars into Rock |
alisssa. 1.-THE Court House for the next |
90 oLth, nd thereafter throughout the |
twr Tn sday the track hands began I'M |
covering track within the town limits,
E1'ch wss overed with macadam after the
Care ase Kcluded from the town about
i7r rcars o. 1t is probable the cars will
7hte, Zoe En in the course of several days.
~ ne Ter G. Marlowe, well-known
a-lan % lesvile district, this county, died
'a51 Finds morning of typhoid fever. He
Dad oean only about two weeks. His
"lo' wa was Miss Robey, and several
cn4'4i RIVE him. The funeral took
piacs MO- ay from the Episcopal Church
'"ia "a very large gathering attend
"-' deceased was for q number Of
ieafs III in Republican politics and at
rug N-A his death held the position of reg
s'e' % Frs for Colesville district.
.ss se Forrest Snouffer, daughter of
Fenton Snouffer of Gaithersburg,
'i enry Ball Chiswell, OF Washing
married. on Wednesday afternoon
by Rev. Thomas Packard.
ny Was performed at the resi-
brides sister, Mrs. Harry B.
aithersburg, only the immedi
eng present. The bride was
owned in champagne crepe de
Ia Ia hunter green velvet. The
rrs decorated with chrysanthe-
" n" ncheon was served after the
N'ieaioAy Id Mr.. and Mrs Chiswell left
ID 81 even g train for the north. They
..' 1aFf p ,ir home at 1856 Corcoran street,
Waba o.,
'N' iaH lembers of the Board of County
N'''''' isila. rs, elected at the late election,
N'i1 'nisai on Tuesday last. The Board
''a gao by the election of Mr.. Chas.
Va N' Hl'5 resident; Rob't g. Hilton, the
P'''. ''' nbent, clerk John A. Garrett,
{, and Charles W. Prettyman,
le retiring members, Messrs.
w. 'N' 9TH, of the 1st district; Philip
.'o'- the 2nd, and s. B. Lyddane,
I'd. '.1 We the Board with a splendid
'o'D'-' have discharged their official
VII onomy, justice and up to-date
' ng their term of four years.
' mbers are Jacob M. Allnutt,
lite and Oliver II. p Clark.
passed by the Board directing