Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1905-03-31
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The Board of School Commissioners will
meet on Monday, April Bird, instead Of Tues
day, the 4th'
Adjustable Fly Screens for windows
"a inch, % cents; 30inch, 80 cents. Oscal
l.. Johnson.
The Burden Bearer Circle Of the King'l
Dsnohters will meet with Mise r. MARY
Holland on Tuesday, April 4tb, at 3 p. NJ
The bishop OF Washington will visiu
Christ Church, TINS town, on Sunday, Apri
ord at II A. M. All are cordially invited
Tuesday night last Mr.. Lee Offutt lost by
death one Of the large draft mares from his
fine team. He recently refused $3.50 for her
MIR. Harry V. Bouic, of this town, has
lately been promoted from $1400 position
TO one OF $500 in the Subtreasury at Balti-
more.
Mr.. John W. Walker has sold to Mr.. Car
son Ward lot 4, in Walkers subdivision tc
Gaithersburg. Mr.. Ward will shortly com
mence the erection of modern dwelling on
the site.
DR.. W. o. Bohrer, of Washington, has
purchased the Coburn property, at Garrett
Park, this county, and will remodel the res
idence at once and make 1t his future per.
manent home.
The annual meeting of the Ladies' Union
Cemetery Society will be held at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Hattersly w. Talbot on Thurs.
day afternoon, April 9th, at 8 o'clock. BY
order OF the President.
The trial of the case against Arthur Rob
inson, colored, under indictment for the muir
der OF Edward Knoll, also colored, at Ia
koma Park, about a year ago, has been set
tor next Monday morning.
MIR. M. E. Hood, of Gaithersburg, has pur-
chased of Mr.. George 5. Nichols the old
Nichols farm, located near Germantown,
for 5000. The farm contains about 140
acres Mr.. Hood will at once remove there
with his family.
A dissolution of partnership in the hotel
business in Georgetown, D. c., between
Messrs. VIM. Collier and Thomas McCul.
Tough, will take place about the LIST day OF
April. In future the business will be con.
Quoted by Mr.. Mccullough.
The property of the Jones heirs, contain
ing 1872 acres, and situated on the Seven
Locks.road and about 4 miles from this town,
was purchased at public sale by Mr.. Sylves-
ter Jones, on Saturday last, for $685. per
acre. The entire tract is in wood.
Recently the roof of the dwelling house
OF Mrs. Mollie West, near Seneca, this coun-
ty, was set on fire by spark from the chin
ney. The neighbors repaired to the scene
and extinguished the fire, but not before
large space in the roof was burned.
There is every prospect that Rockville will
have a first-class base ball team this season.
Mr.. Harry A. Dawson, who will act as man
aeer, is coaching the different candidates,
and will announce the make up OF his ag-
gregation within the next few days.
Mrs. Ellie d. Mensrd. living in the vi
cinity of Norwood, this county, died last
Saturday of cancer, aged SO years. Her ILL
ness was of long duration. She Is survived
nv three children, Mrs. Frances M. Olsen,
Mira, Julia M. Palmer and Mr.. John b.
Menard.
The members OF the Rockville Baptist
Church and congregation and the friends
of the new building movement are earnestly
yeonested TO attend the services at II A. NJ,
the second Sunday in April. Matters rela
tive to the new house of worship will be
talked over.
An ordinary grip satchel has been found
BY John Rounds, colored, in the woods near
Sandy Spring, this county, which evidently
belonged to the gang Of burglars which at
tempted to rob the Savings Bank at Sandy
Spring last May. The grip contained bur
glars tools, explosives, &c.
The following case has been removed to
the Circuit Court for this county from Fred
erick: Augustus Fl. Ebert, trading as b.
Ebert g. Son, VS., Marshall Fout, Henry M.
Fout and Joseph L. Potterfeld, partners
trading under the firm name OF The Freder
lex Wheel and Bending Works.
A grand ball and supper will be given at
Cromelin Lodge K. OF p. Hall, Potomac,
this county, for the benefit OF the lodge, on
Easter Monday night, April oath, 1906.
Good music, good dancing, good supper
and a good time generally. The public cor
daily invited. Committee.
Ground has been broken at Washington
Grove, this county, for the erection Of a rail-
road station for the Metropolitan Branch Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. The
building is to be q frame structure, 30 by SO
feet, with an agents Office In the center and
two waiting rooms. 1t will cost about $4,000.
In the case argued before Judges Hender-
son and Motter, between Mr.. Ninian Perry
and deputy Sheriff Embrey, on Thursday
of last week, the Court decided that an arrest
can be made on Sunday without q warrant
for the violation OF the law against the per-
Torrance OF unnecessary work on the Sab
bath.
The Grand Jury was discharged on Fri
day last, alter a session OF five days, which
is unprecedented in this county. All SINH
lar bodies preceding this have employed
about two weeks 70 do their work. Fol.
lowing the reading Of the jury's report 10
the Court, Judge Henderson expressed the
Courts eradication at the celebrity with
which the jury did It's work.
Messrs. G. G. Waters and d. X. Hershey,
of this county, have returned from the West
with the registered Percheron stallion, Cam.
broune, which they will use as a sire on
their farms. This horse was the winner Of
ablue ribbon at the international Live Stock
Exposition, Chicago, Ill and is high class
specimen Of the Percheron.
Jamas Bailey, alias Con Shorty, the yegg
man, was again brought here on Monday
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