Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1906-11-30
Epeal aud gersnual.
Town and Country.

vile on Thursday, December 18TH, ior the
benefit of st. Mary's Church.
Mr.. VIM Graf, of Derwood, sold in the
Washington market last week turkeys, 10
geese and 81 chickens, a total of 43 fowls,
for the sum OF $44.
Miss AWE Maria Lochte, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. A. Lochte, of Bethesda, died
on Wednesday evening of last week, aged
IS years. She had been i'll long while.
MIR. Clarence NJ. Ashton, of Baltimore,
and Miss Irene NJ. Barron of Washington,
visited Rockville last Saturday and were
quietly married by Rev. Thos. j. Packard +,
rector of Christ Episcopal Church.
Mr.. James Molesworth, OF this county,
and Miss Mary Emma Day, of Frederick
county, were married in Frederick City,
ON Tuesday of last week, at the Methodist
Episcopal parsonage, by Rev. DR.. E. R.
Eschbach.
Miss Rachel E. o widen, of Clarksburg, and
Mr.. Charles N. Beall were quietly married
here on Wednesday OF last week by Rev. S.
r. White at the home of the minister and
were hLttuucu Wy q low VI Sho JOuh6
couple.
Rev. j. E. Stuart, of Washington, ID. c.,
will deliver an address TO the Auxiliary to
the Christian Woman's Board of Missions
in the Christian Church, Rockville, Sunday,
December End, at 3 O'Clock, p. NJ All are
invited TO attend.
Mr.. Thomas l. Murphy, who for nearly
thirty years was docket clerk in the office of
the Solicitor of the Treasury, Department OF
Justice, at Washington, died at his home at
Forest Glen, this county, last Monday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock.
The ladies OF Potomac Chapel will hold
an oyster supper at the X. of P. Hall, Poto-
mac, December 9th, from to 8 P. M, and
at o'clock Miss Emily A. Reeve will lec
ture on the subject Through Scotland, Ire
land and England on Bicycle"
There will be held an oyster supper at the
residence of Mrs. b. G. Hughes, near Ira
vilab, on Saturday evening, December 9th.
The proceeds from which are to be applied
to the purchase of bell for the Methodist
Church. All are invited to come and have
good time.
Mr.. William Oliver Howes, of Washing
ton, and Miss Agnes g. Murphy, OF Olney,
this county, were married here on Thurs
day afternoon of last week by Father Philip
Mcclure, pastor of 81. Marys Catholic
Church, the ceremony taking place in the
church in the presence OF few relatives
and friends of the couple. The bride is
daughter of Mr.. Michael Murphy, of Olney.
Mr.. Ross Gesbert, young farmer OF the
vicinity OF Boyds, with his family, were alb
sent from home on Thursday night OF last
week. Previous to his leaving he had
butchered young hog and hung it on a
pole in the meat house to cool out for use
later. Upon his return home that night he
retired without looking after the hog, and
when he went next morning to the meat
house he discovered the porker had vanish
ed during the night.
Mrs. Louisa V. Dawson, widow OF James
M. Dawson, died at the home of her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Arthur Williams, near Dawson
vile, this county. last Friday night, aged
70 years. Ten years ago she moved 10
Washington City, and had since resided
there with two daughters-Mary Ellen and |
Jennie Dawson-until one year ago. when |
she returned to this county. Mrs. Dawson |
is survived by five children-Mrs. Williams,
OF Dawsonville; David Ii. Dawson and
Mrs. Albert Lee, of Indian Territory, and |
the two in Washington.
MIR. Jacob N. Thomas, OF Boyd's, died at
his home last Saturday night in his 10th |
year, after an illness of four weeks. In |
early life Mr.. Thomas was in business in |
Frederick county. Twenty five years ago |
he moved to this county. He was the last of
his family. Mr.. Thomas served through |
the war In the Thirty fifth Virginia Cavalry
under Col White. AT Gettysburg he was
wounded in the head. He Is survived by a |
widow, who was Miss Stoutsen berger,
of Virginia, and two childreE-Naom at
home, and Ernest Thomas, OF Pittsfeld,
Mass.
The ladies of the @. l. Club of Grace NJ.
f. Church South, Gaithersburg. will hold |
Christmas Bazsar in the reception room OF
Mr.. V. W. Davis dining parlor, December
18th, l4th and 18th, beginning each day at 9 |
A. NJ, and continuing throughout the day |
and evening until 10 O'clock There will |
be large and handsome display Of fancy |
understanding for the old and young.
Dressed dolls will he a speciality. BE sure
and visit US before you select your Christ
mas presents. Prices are sure to be satisfac
tory. Home made candies will also be for |
sale and we will be pleased TO take your or.
der Tor your Xmas candy. Committee.
Thomas Campbell, of the age between five |
and six years, son Of Rev r. II. Campbell, |
pastor of the Baptist Church, this town, |
met with painful accident to one Of his eyes |
on Saturday last. He had completed bow |
and arrow made OF 40 umbrella rib 10 an |
attempt to shoot the arrow 1t was forced |
backward and into his eye, cutting the eye
ball. He was at once taken to DR.. King, a |
prominent ocuIist Of Washington City, |
who dressed the cut. The doctors opinion
is that the sight Of the eye is not entirely
destroyed, but from present prospects the
sight will always be marred to some extent,
though he hopes that the iull sight may be
restored as the child advances toward ma
turity in his vigorous health. That he is
now suffering but little with this wounded
sensitive organ, we are glad to be- able to
state.
Given a Genuine SuFpFiSe.-A local
journal of Warren, Ohio. says "Fhe mem
bers Of the Baptist choir were invited to the
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