Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1906-01-12
.ueaI aud gersnnal.
Town and Country.

ari--not an accident in making.
Several articles have Been received for
publication, but too late for this issue. They
will appear next week.
The young gentlemen OF Potomac will
give an oyster supper and dance in K. OF +.
Hall on Wednesday, January 18th. Good
music, dancing and oysters and good time
GENERALLY. Committee.
Mr.. Richard T. Butler, OF Patomac, and
Miss Emma r. Thomas, of Washington,
daughter of the late Levin Thomas. Of Gath
ersburg, were married at the rectory,in Rock
vile, on Wednesday last by Rev. Thomas J.
Packard.
Mr.. Minor Anderson, Of this town, the
Youngest son OF the late James Anderson,
has purchased the old homestead property,
situated two miles north of this place. for
$4,000, and secured deed for the same
last Monday.
Joseph Fish, convicted at the last term of
Court ida upcn the cha.gg o. arnal
know ledge Of girl under Il years os age.
vas recently denied new Trial, bnt was
psroIed, which WAS done 90 the Instance of
largely sigaed paa'ioG.
The ladies' OF St. Johns Ehgs0h, Forest
Glen, will give a progresslve srehrs party
aud turkey supper oB Wednesday, JAM
usry 18th. 1905. All who ever visited st.
Johns know that good time awaits them.
Supper from to 10 T. M.
William Jones, colored, was arrested near
Boyd's last Saturday morning by Sheriff
Gott on warrant OF assault with intent to
kill VIM. holland, colored. A quarrel, it is
said, resulted in Jones throwing q stone, hit
ting holland ON the head, knocking him
down and rendering him unconscious.
Mr.. Ernest James Sherve, OF Washington,
d. c., and Miss Pearl @. Power. of Rock
Vile, were married ON Wednesday evening
of last week, at 8 O'Clock, at the residence
of the groom, 2016 14th street, northwest,
ny the Rev. q. P. Slraley, pastor OF the
Test Washington Baptist Church. They
Hill make their home in Washington.
Col. VIM. Dorsey, of this town, has lately
purchased for his own use the speedy driv-
ing gelding Ben H., with pacing record of
2:21i, which he made last year, and the
second race this horse was in he took second
place in 2:13a. He was purchased Of L. A.
Acker, oi Philadelphia, and was sired by
Jay Hawker, 2:14s, dam by Red Wilkes,
which is rare breeding.
At a business meeting of the B. Y. p.
Union OF the Rockville Baptist Church, held
last week at the home of Mr.. s. B. Haney,
the following officers were elected for the
year President, Irving Lehman; first vice.
president, Samuel A. Lehman second vice.
president, @. Norman Bouic; third vice.
president. Miss Verde Kingdom; secretary,
Miss Beulsh White; treasurer, Miss Katie
Ricketts,.
Thieves broke into the stations OF the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad at Washington
Grove and Derwood, this county, on Thurs
day nlgli 5t last week, snd Ia riding ,ls
money ora 8ers secured from the Washing
tou Grove Ststion 81. is thai belonged to the
railroad sud 1891 of the United Ststes Hy.
press Company's receipts. FroT the
wood Station they got 25 csa-a Of t'l
road couipaay's money.
TIE Fsrmers' Institute vii 85,d ta II
session in Montgomery county at BoYla,
IN Boyd Hall, Etid-g. March Bad % sssus
q letter received from Prof. VIM. L. Amoss.
1t is proposed to hold three sessions-morn-
ing, afternoon and evening. There will be
nothing lett undone to make the meeting
success. This place and section Of the coun.
ty was selected on account of its being near
the center of the largest dairying interest in
the county.
Mrs. Frances G. Hilton died at her home
at Clarksburg, this county, on Monday morn
ing last after several weeks illness. She
was the widow of George W. Hilton, who
served two terms in the Maryland Legisla-
ture some years ago. She was about 70
years of age, and 10 survived by three sons
George, Charles and James-and three
daughters-Mrs. Anna Strickland, of Elk
ton, Md; Mrs. Mary Mullinix, of Damas-
Gus, and Mrs. Todd, of Mt. Airy. e-i
Mr.. Thomas j. Gardner, Confederate
veteran, died at the home at Pikesville on
Monday afternoon last. His death was ex-
tremely sudden, he having given no indca
ton Of feeling unwell and expiring without
warning while sitting in the library. Mr..
Gardner left the home last August TO visit
relatives in this county and IN Washington,
but returned last week. He was member
of Company D, of the Thirty. fifth Virginia
Cavalry. He entered the home from this
town on December 4th, 1901, and at the
time Of his death was 80 years old.
On the first of January, the Farmers
Ba1sl1z ana Eras, Company, Of TINS town,
credited the accounts Of ia deposi1ors Ri'l
the sum OF a2.5t5 y, interest earned 90 De
posts duling the past ak months, making a
soos. Oh no4I.y F6,091 paid during tne CUE
rent year. Every deposisor With this Con-
pany participates in tho proals OF It's ooEl-
ness whether the dep0sits be sr5cisl or
alblsc, TO check. Since insuguTsstng this
ii1eia, policy the Company has ps.d % It's
depositors nearly $4,000, a sum equal to 80
g per cent. of its capital stock. 1t pays to de-.
post your money in the Farmers Banking
and Trust Company.
At II o'clock on Thursday morning of
last week, in st. Paul's Church, Mr.. Au-
gustus s. Lay and Miss Elsie A. Boyle were
married in the presence Of the immediate
families OF the contracting parties, the Rev.
Father Mackin officiating. The bride is q
daughter of Lieut. Boyle, of the police de-
partment, and is a granddaughter of John
Boyle, who was chief clerk Of the Navy
department, and for q short period acting