Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1905-12-08

the wearer.
The ladies Of St. Mary's Church, Barnes
Vile. will hold an oyster supper and bazaar
on Tuesday evening, December 18th.
Died, in Washington, on December snd,
1905. at 9 A. M, Mary E. Norton, beloved
wife of James R. Norton, formerly of this
county.
Charles E. England has been appointed
carrier and Nathan @. Stiles substitute car
rIer on rural free delivery route No, o. al
will be given by st. Gabriel's
NH. Potomac, this county, in K OF T &.
4ar rednesday, December 81. Music
sna 9.
AR rank Grouse, of Carroll county,
..ssop sday last unanimously elected
state Iugg ance Commissioner by the Board
-. 3nhl,o Works, composed of the Governor,
--mp,rolfr and Treasurer.
e.sVed rom my residence Sunday, No
..r her 10 b, white setter dog with dark
..r-gn rig ear, and left ear brown spotted.
award viii be paid for any Information
1.,8,nr 10 lis recovery. Lee Offutt, Rock.
..ue. nd.
7,ov C,rton d. Harris, of Baltimore, will
.a.iyer his popular lecture on "Ghosts" in
A. pleaga It M. E. Church South, at Dick
,rsou, % thursday evening, December IA,
a. 70 o clock. Admission, adults, % cents /;
.bii4reu, cents. Go early and secure E
sooi saat
Vps d ed States Fish Commission last
y,s ssn. ut one Of its agents with 10000
t-,r, as1 black bass for distribution in
strsf Montgomery and Carroll coun-
us, 81 trout were put off the train at
Garrett p K, and at other points black bass
..e s. uted.
on sa.r lay last Mr.. John Bell had the
.rlrt u right hand painfully crushed
ir lhe inery OF Peters Touring mill, at
Glen On ounty, while replacing bolt.
IL r.fy lat the thumb will have to be
.lIu1,ed though the doctor desires to save
TIE hand tact if it is possible to do 80.
Miss F. Welsh, daughter of Mr.. and
ats. fsa 'elsh, of Clarksburg, this coun-
~ VIII during the past two years been
maid or to the Sons of Veterans of the
rionleda has recently been made sponsor
fer thl sion Chapter of the District of
Colpu the same organization Miss
Wpl-1 W visiting relatives in WASH
,nglo-
fc- entrance to the house of his
ether Thomas H. Burriss, near Nor
leas IN unity, on the night of Thanks
giving. Harvey Burriss was knocked
down By ng struck on the head with a
stone huy by some unknown person Sc
Guided in dark. He at once regained
f'z feet b. vas unable to find the miscreant
slterC Gle search.
Nr Rel Riggs died at the home of his
son negr hen, this county, last Saturday
morning, ID SO years. He retired from
sarnng 4 ears ago and had been making
hie bomc tn his son George, on the old
hone He is survived by widow
dren, the latter being Mrs.
bob't Il. Pr rir9hrey, of Germantown Eliza,
~ Gorge, all farmers.
Mr. 8 Ia l.. II. Weigandt died on
phrgG4y last week at the residence OF
Pep soa W, William Tyler Page, near
Bethesda, g. , county, aged 70 years. She
-as for yea resident of Baltimore and is
Dryiyed by NO sons--Carl, now in Memphis,
Tenn. aud ohn, at Relay, near Baltimore;
,wo dough rs, Mrs. W. T. Page, n ar Be-
thesds, aud RS. VIM. F. Peterson, of Balti-
more connig
The arm If 1875 acres, belonging to the
sstale Of lha ate Susan Belt, situated about
g rnas northwest of this town, was pur-
chs "a 81 public sale, on Tuesday OF last
week by Mr.. Robert A. Coo for $5,4OO.
rhe home portion of % acress of this farm
s disconnected by intervening land owned
by another person from the 100 acres, which
dous Mr. Nathan Stiles, who purchased
.ue latter portion at $50 per acre from Mr.
Cos.
Thursday morning last two express trains
1ltded on re Metropolitan Branch b. q
near Boyd, this county. The
90 the accident as related here are
very indefinite. Report says that none of
Toe passengers was injured and that con-
1GDtpr oi one of the trains died of heart
loctle after the accident occurred To
Nus. erten. the property of the railroad
Company Was damaged, has not been ascer.
iaius
ID Francis M. Benjamin, of Washing
Ton, aud MSS Beatta Weller, daughter Of
mn. hauriC Weller, OF Wheaton, this coun
BY Ha ma led on Wednesday afternoon
Of iar feet At the home of the bride by
he7 q q osensteel, of st. Johns Catho,
.il ucb, crest Glen. Miss Ada Mackn
cu. Of sw York, was maid of honor
.ul Us 4 rev ]. Cummings, Of Chevy
lax Y.s ut man. From to 6 o'clock
agey OF nded reception was held.
4r31gl be failure Of many persons to
y orders made out 10 them
e '1n Accumulated in the Postoftice
.el-I rom various pOstoffices. There
at the close of the last fiscal
of such funds, which up to
'n, been unclaimed. Under the
.'.'3.r an act of Congress passed at
'ls that money has been turned
'.3 .lo ury Should any OF the claim
sas .a iir appearance, an application
FL. uH. order Office 10 due time viii
lry warrant.
in of rock and earth at tht
e and Stone Company's quar-
,rson last Monday Afternoon
William Sysk, aged 40 years, was caugh
under lotion rock and bis life crushed
out, and George Leak had leg broken snc
suffered minor injuries. Sysk was entirely
covered with broken rock and earth. Leah
was rescued and his companion was late
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