Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1905-06-09
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cents; Oscar L. johnson, Rockville.
Mr.. Chas. Waters, of Washington Grove,
this county, was last week graduate in the
medical department Of George Washington
University.
MIN. B. Kinney and sister have recent
" purchased of Mr.. Benjamin Allnutt, 1871
acres Of land adjoining their farm near
Seneca, this county.
The trustees OF the Rockville High School
have elected Mr.. Earle B. Wood, of Adams
town, Md, principal of the grammar school
department OF the Rockville school.
Amongst the graduates at the Maryland
State Normal School, the annual commence
ment Of which was on jane 1st, was Miss
Marian F. ManIon, Of this county.
Where can get my travelling grip or
trunk repaired Our harness and furni.
ture repair man will accommodate you with
dispatch. Shop next door to w. B. Bur
dette's Store.
Mr.. Jas. 8. Duley, aged sixty years, died
near olney, this county, on Friday last, after
short illness. Funeral services were held
Sunday afternoon and the interment was
made at Laytonsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Veirs Boulc, of this
town, have issued invitations to the mar.
riage Of their daughter, Isabel, to Mr.. Harry
Herbert Buck, of Washington City, on We'd
nesday evening, June Dist, 1906.
Mr.. James E. johnson, of Comus, and
Miss George May Cecil, OF Hyattstown,
were married on Thursday of last week by
Rev @. M. Yost. The bride is daughter
OF Mr.. Everett II. Cecil, of Hysttstown.
Only 81 to Frederick, Antietsm (Keedys-
ville), Hagerstown and return via Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad on Sunday, June 18th.
Special train will leave Rockville at $3.50
A. N. An opportunity to spend all day
Sunday on historical grounds.
A clay pigeon shooting tournament will
be held on June 17th, on the Sandy Spring
Gun Club grounds. Sweepstake events and
team race with the Rockville club will be
shot. Shooting will begin at l o'clock. |
James Ricketts,, one of the oldest residents
OF this county, aged over 80 years, died at
his home, near Glen, on Tuesday morning,
Of general debility incident to his advanced
age. He never married, but leaves large
number of relatives in this county.
Mrs. Caroline V. Nicholson, q well.known
resident of this county, died about o'clock
last Tuesday morning, at the home of her
daughter near Lsyhill, aged IS years. An
affection of the lungs was the cause of death.
She is survived by her husband and several
children.
Mrs. Margaret Dorsey Owings, widow of
Dr.. John Hood Owings, of Howard county,
lied on Thursday, June LIST, at the residence
{ Mr.. R. Il. Lansdale, Unity, this county,
the S1st year Of her age. Her funeral
ook place from Mr.. Lansdale'b residence
saturday morning
The ninety.six annual commencement of
he Rockville Academy, Prof. W. Pinkney
Mason principal, was held in the Opera
house on Wednesday evening last. The
following we're awarded medals: Scholar.
ship, T. Paret Hicks; Mathematics, Daniel
]. Carr; Language, Miss Margaret Stokes
Department and Junior Scholarship, Miss
{. Mildred Higgins.
Mr.. Edwin Bowen Prescott died at the
Jorcoran Hotel, this town, last Saturday
morning, aged 81 years. He suffered stroke
i paralysis and failed to rally. He was
latlve Of Chicago, his father being one Of
le engineers who laid ont the city. de IL
urvived by widow and the following
hildren: Mrs. E. II. Able, Mrs. Harry
heard, of Rockville, and Mr.. Alex. F. Pres
,ott, OF Norbeck.
Nathan johnson, colored, formerly post
master at SugsrIand, this county, who was
being held under bail for trial for defalca-
lion OF money through falsifying the can
ISOLATION Of postage stamps at Sugarland,
lied at his home at o o'clock last Sunday
morning from paralysis, aged forty years.
johnson was to have appeared before the
United States authorities In Baltimore last
Tuesday, the day on which his funeral took
place.
A large number Of representative citizens
Of this town appeared before the Rockville
Town Council on Wednesday evening last
10 monthly meeting and proposed the pas
sage OF an ordinance prohibiting the estab-
lshment OF q tuberculosis senitaFium or like
institutions treating diseases that might en-
danger the public health within the town
limits. The Council appointed q committee
to frame the ordinance, and II was later
passed.
Besides his graduation and reception of
the degree of Bachelor of Law at the COM
mencement OF the National University Law
School, held on Thursday night OF last
week, In Washington city, Mr.. Albert Ma
noury Bouic, son Of Mr.. VIM. v. Bouic, Of
this town, was awarded the Macarthur gold
medal for best senior examination prize
for best examination on real property law;
prize for best examination on evidence, and
prize for best examination on pleading.
Married, In York, Pa, on April 10, 1906,
by Rev. M. l.. Ganve, Of the M. K. Church,
Miss Martha Brown 10 DR.. VIM. N. CASA
way Miss Brown is daughter OF Mr.. VIM.
Frederick Brown, OF Ellicott City, and DR..
Gassaway Is a son Of Mr.. VIM. A. CASA
way, OF Poolesville, this county. He gradu.
ated from the University Of Maryland medl.
cal school iu 1904 Since then he has served
as resident physician in that University hos.
pltal. The young couple will make their
home In sharptown, WIcomico county, DR..
GsssawAy having taken the practicee OF DIR.
Townsend, formerly Of that place.
Death Of Good WOman.-Mrs Annie
England, wife Of Mr.. John @. England, Of
this town, died Of pneumonia on Saturday
morning last, aged 50 years. She was a
daughter Of the late Uriah Griffith, OF Lay
louisville district but had resided 10 Rock