Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1906-05-04
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~. nnblic for this county.
I.., Tuesday the County Commissioners
.a;n,ed W. s. Rice constable for the 2nd
sistrict and John E. Poole for the Srd'
T,ooa who seek absolute ease and comfort
in their shoes will find the Dolly madison
satisfactory. The soles are OF oak'tanned
leather.
Tho ROYAL Temperance Legion will hold
:. monthly meeting Sunday, May oth' IN
aockyille Baptist Church at $3.50 +. M. All
are cordially Invited.
Row 8 r. White officiated at the mar
.,aae here Tuesday of Mr.. George A. Pugh,
If Betbesda, this county, and Miss Mapei
Irene Parker, of Washington.
Mr.. Montgomery Clagett, accompanied
nv bia wife. left his home at Potomac last
week for visit to his son In Arizona wnere
he will soiourn for at least year.
Thomas acWilliams, OF Washington, ID.
r. has opened up jswelry store at the "old
s,andn in Rockville and is prepared to do all
Iii repairing In that line at short notice.
The contest for the Warner medals will
fst. in each election district on Friday
lin, at 1 P. NJ, and for the prize OF
A goli at Rockville on May 10th at 10
a
5.g-ie at st. Mary's Catholic parsonage,
this town, on the Dist ult., Mr.. Henry J. Il.
Kraft. son of Mr.. Daniel Kraft, and Miss
Minnie R. Harmon, both Of Montrose, by
Father Philip B. Mcclure.
All nersons who own lots In Monocacy
Cemetery are hereby notified to attend the
annual meeting of the stockholders, at the
cemetery house, ON Saturday, May 18th. at
O'Clock, P. M. By order: VIM. L. Grill
fifth, Secretary.
Early Monday morning Miss Matilda An
draws. who resided all her life In this coun-
~. died at her home at Hyattstown, aged 90
wears. Miss Andrews devoted most OF her
time to the comfort of others in illness, and
had endeared herself to many warm friends
The Rockville Base Ball Bazaar will be
held in the Town Hall Friday night, May
18th, 1908. Supper will be served at $50
PM. Ice cream, cake, candy and lemon
ade can be had Music from Washington
and other points. Admission, 10 cents.
At the request of County Commissioner
Bogley the consideration of the re-appoint.
ment of Edward Bradley as constable for
Bethesda district was postponed for two
weeks, after a motion to consider was made
by Commissioner Allnutt to full board in
meeting on Tuesday last.
Miss Nettie E. Benson, daughter OF Mr..
John E. Benson, of Goshen, this county,
and MIR. George Thomas Stinchecum, OF
Baltimore, were married here last Monday
evening by Rev. s. r. White, the ceremony
taking place at the home of the minister. in
the presence of few relatives OF the bride.
Upon the recommendation of Senator
Blair Lee, Governor Warfield has appointed
the following named gentlemen to serve as
s. hool Commissioners for this county, who
c5ynplete the board of six members: Geo.
Il Lamar, Zadoc NJ. Cooke and Joseph Fl.
s.9nestreet, for six, four and two years, re-
spectively.
one act comedy, entitled "Mr. Bob"
j.. ue prese nted under the direction of Miss
Nellie Norris Kindley, the popular elocu-
ZIONIST of Kemptown. at Boyd's Hall, Boyd's,
on Friday, May 18th, at 8 P, N. The play
is bubbling over with wit and humor, so, If
you want to enjoy good laugh, come. Ad-
mission, % cents.
Miss Katharine Pyles. daughter of Mrs.
Sarah r. Pyles, Of this county. and DIR.
Charles Denbeigh Marchant, of Harmony,
Middlesex county, Va, were married Mon
day morning at St. Pauls Protestant Epis
copal Church, Baltimore. After short stay
in that city Doctor and Mrs. Marchant will
live at Harmony, Va.
Mr.. Frank Knott, of GAINESVILLE, died on
Monday last at his home after an illness OF
few weeks, aged 70 years. Mr.. Knott was
we'll known in the county and had rela-
tives in Washington and Baltimore He was
stricken blind about 10 years ago. He is
survived by his widow and one brother,
John W. Knott, of this county.
Members of the Rockville Woman's Club
are rehearsing for play, entitled "The OK.
ford Affair."" to be given in the Opera House
soon for the benefit of the club. 1t is in
charge of the entertainment committee of
the club, which is composed of Mrs. N. d.
Offutt, Mrs. Arthur B. Gleason and Misses
Rose Henderson and Verde Kingdom.
The dwelling of Mr.. John s. Crawford,
near Gaithersburg, was discovered to be on
FIRE at 10 o'clock on Wednesday of last week
and was entirely destroyed. Fire originated
from sparks from a FIRE burning trash in the
yard. Some furniture was saved, but the
family lost all their clothing. The loss is
partly covered with insurance Of house and
contents of 81 900.
The following have been elected vestry.
men for Christ Episcopal Church, this town:
Philip D. Laird, Richard II Stokes, Halter
ily W. Talbot, Thomas Dawson, Samuel
Philips John Mcdonald, John G. En-
land and Charles. T. Warner. Mr. Laird
vas elected treasurer Mr.. Dawson, regis
ter, and Messrs. Thomas U. Groomes and
James W. Mcfarland wardens.
Miss Cora Slower returned here on We'd
nesday last from San Francisco, Cal, where
she was sojourning at the time OF the late
earthquake and fire, in which her trunks
containing valuable personal effects were
entirely destroyed. She confirms the pub.
lshed reports of the horrible suffering and
immense property loss sustained by the PEG.
pie oil that city, but thinks that the number
Oh lives lost are underestlmated.
"A quiet wedding took place on Wednes
oaY afternoon of last week at the home Of
eA-Sheritf and Mrs Alfred r. Fairall at
SANDY Spring, this county. The contract.
Ing parties were THAR da1oh,ar Mias Ms.v