Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1906-10-12
Hueal aud gersni1al.
Town and Country.

wears 10 Dack Oh onCh p@ii Us D'J
Shoes.
Jnstice Jacob W. Dutrow, of Boyd's, is
confined to his bed, having suffered a stroke
of paralysis.
Lost. masonic gold watch charm. Re-
turn and receive reward. DIR. G. Z. Lewis
Rockville, Md.
Lately a wildcat has been seen several
times in the neighborhood of Glen, this
county, and 1t is supposed that he is making
that his home
Rev. Thomas j. Packard, rector of Christ
Eniscopal Church, and Mrs. Packard, re-
turned to Rockville on Monday last after
spending the past two months in touring
Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Riggs, of Goshen
this county, announce the marriage of their
daughter, Virginia Walden, and Mr.. j. Bur
nap Bartlett, of Gaithersburg, on Wednes
day, October 10th, 1905.
Miss Flora M. Adamson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert L. Adamson, who reside
near Avery, this county, died shortly before
noon on saturday, last, aged "a years. She
had been ~ long while.
The ladies of Colesville M. E. Church
will gise an OYSTER supper at the W. G. T.
q Hail ca Wednesday. October 18th, com
raenciag AZ P. NJ. Proceeds for the par
songge All are cordially invited.
Dir. Thomas G. Groomes, of this town,
hes on his premises an apple tree that is now
bearing It's second crop of fruit this season.
1t bore Its first crop in June, and now has
quite number OF we'll developed apples.
Mr.. j. Arthur Briggs, a young farmer,
who resides near Avery, three miles from
Rockville, was bitten by dog supposed to
be mad, on Friday last, and is now in Pas
teur Institute, Baltimore, undergoing treat
ment.
The eighty.eighth anniversary OF the birth
of Mr.. Peter Henry Clements, one OF the
Oldest and best known residents of the up.
per section of the county, was celebrated
Monday at his home, near GAINESVILLE, by a
family reunion.
Fred Nesby, alias Fred johnson, young
negro resident of the Colesville neighbor.
hood, is in Jail here on the charge of steal
ing horse belonging tofAria Simms, color
ed, who resides near Spencerville. He will
be given hearing Saturday.
Last Friday about 1876 persons gathered at
the farm OF Mr.. NJ. E. Wade, Of Buck Lodge,
where large bank barn was raised. The
farmers aided in raising the frame of the
structure, which is 40 by 70 feet. The build.
ing will cost about 81 300.
The members of the Young's Peoples So
ciety of the Rockville Baptist Church were
entertained last Friday evening by Miss
Mabel Shaw at her home near Rockville.
About dozen members of the organization
enjoyed a straw ride to and from the Shaw
home.
The ladies of Trinity M. E. Church, Ger.
mantown, will hold an oyster supper in
Waters Hall, Wednesday and Thursday,
October Gath and 25th. Roast pig and fried
chicken served also. Ice cream and refresh
ments sold. Fancy table. Come all and
have a good time.
Last week a party of young Washing
tonians, friends of George and Marjorie
Maynard, spent day chestnutting on the
farm of Mr. George G. Maynard, near this
place. The little folks We're looked after by
Mrs. Hart Merriam, Mrs. Wilkins and Mrs.
Maynard, and the day proved gala one.
The Democratic Congressional nominee
in the Sixth District, Mr.. Harvey r. Spes-
sard, of Washington county, visited Rock.
vile on Saturday last and conferred with
party managers, arranging for the details of
the congressional campaign in this county.
In the course of his visit, Mr.. Spessard met
large number of Democratic voters, who
gave him hearty welcome.
The third quarterly meeting of the Anti.
Saloon League of Montgomery county will
be held at Clarksburg, in the NJ. Z. Church
South, on Saturday, October eth, com
mencng at 1890 A. M. The public is very
cordially invited to attend this meeting
1t IS important for all the vice presidents to
attend the morning session. The program
will consist OF addresses by prominent speak
ers, music, &C. Thos. j. Owen, President
A Union Picnic of twenty Sabbath
Schools or more is being arranged and will
be held in joint convention at Cedar Grove,
this county, on Saturday, October 18th, 1905,
all day. There will be music OF all kinds, en-
tertainment and instruction, marches and
exercises by children, speaking and discus
sion By others. For particulars, inquire
of your pastor or superintendent. Bring
baskets and invite friends to eat with you.
Ice cream. ETC., sold to defray expenses of
band.
The young ladies of the @. l. Club of
Grace NJ. K. Church South, Gaithersburg,
will give an entertainment in the Masonic
Hall, Friday evening, November 2nd, be-
ginning promptly at O'Clock. The enter
tainment is hoped to be equally as good and
even better than the one they had last win
ter, and which was so heartily enjoyed by all.
There will be a mixed program, consisting
of comedy and tragedy, vocal and instru-
mental music, and pantomimes. Besides
the home talent, there will be participants
from other places who are sure to please.
Should the evening be so very Indictment,
the entertainment will be held the next even
ing at the same hour. Come and get the
worth OF your money. Adults. 25 cents !;
children, Is cents.
Several months ago the Rockville town
council passed an ordinance granting the
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Com
pany certain rights and privileges within
the corporate limits Of Rockville additional
to those granted 10 former ordinance. 1t,
however, did not prove satisfactory to the
telephone company, and the town council