Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1906-05-11
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W. 0rme.
ui.s Edna Ward, of Washington Grove,
hoen visiting friends at Gaithersburg and
Unity.
At,he organization of the new Council
f., Rockville on Wednesday night last, Mr..
Csrev Kingdom was reelected clerk to the
board
Mr.. Peter Duffy, well.known and high
~ respected citizen Of this county, died 81
1,,yIebae Hospital, Washington city, ON
Wednesday morning last.
sssgy frost occurred here on Wednes-
dsv uie last, and gardeners and fruit
90 very apprehensive that much Of
ra ice has been injured.
ar. and Mrs. E. U. Ward, Mr.. Alexan-
der. Leroy and Miss Lottie Bell, of Wash
iupton, were the guests of Miss Edna Ward,
of Washington Grove, for ten days recently.
Thomas MacWilliams. Of Washington, D.
c., has opened up jewelry store at the "old
stand" in Rockville and Ia prepared to do all
kinds Of repairing In that line ct short notice.
Dolly Madison footwear is designed for
those women who demand superior shoes
ON the most reasonable price basis. The
College Boot is the newest style-look them
up.
The contest for the Warner medals will
take place in each election district on Friday,
Nav 18th, ct P. NJ, and for the prize Of
800 in gold at Rockville on May 10th ct 10
A.. M.
All persons 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. T. Grit
u ;retary.
N Tuesday last the County Commits
appointed DR.. o. M. Linthicum ply.
At the Jail for a term Of two years,
from January l, 1905. and r. Benja.
mu Bean janitor at the Court House.
Tbs Rockville Base Ball Bazaar will be
held in the Town Hall Friday night, May
18th, 1908. Supper will be served at $50
P. M. Ice cream, cake, candy and lemon
ade can be had. Music from Washington
and other points. Admission, 10 cents.
Miss Margaret Baker, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jonathan w. Baker, aged 40 years,
died at the home Of her parents, near War
ing Station, this county, on Sunday last
Her remains we're inferred In Rockville
cemetery.
The following constables have bonded and
are qualified to sct as such: Second district,
VIM. W. Hesse and Winfield g. Rice; third,
Randolph Luhn; eighth, Artemus Sullivan
ninth, Thomas Small tenth, Benjamin P.
Whalen; eleventh, Rich'd Gray; thirteenth,
Wade Hughes.
A one act comedy, entitled "Mr. Bob"
will be prese nted under the direction of Miss
Nellie Norris Kindley, the popular elocu-
Zionist Of Kemptown. at Boyd's Hall, Boyds,
on Friday, May 18th, at P, NJ. The play
Is bubbllng over with wit and humor, 90, If
you want to enjoy good laugh. come. Ad-
mission, % cents.
The Montgomery County Base Ball
League, composed of six teams, has pre-
pared Its schedule for the season, which will
begin May 3Oth, when Washington Grove
will play Kensington at Kensington, Ia.
koma Park with Poolesville at Poolesville,
and Boyds with Rockville at Rockville.
The season will close in September.
Mrs. Margaret Bowman, wife of Augustus
Bowman, dropped dead in the yard Of her
residence, at Brookeville, last Saturday after
noon. No one was in the house at the time
and her body was found lying In the yard
by colored boy who lives with j. w.
Whiteside. in adjoining house. She was In
her sixty fourth year and leaves husband
and three sons.
The suit between the heirs of John Pat
rick Whalen. plaintiffs, and the heirs Of
Kitty Ann Whalen, deceased, late of this
county, was decided in Washington city
court on Friday OF last week 10 favor of the
PLAINTIFF. The property involved lies in
Washington city and Is valued ct 800 900,
with accumulated rents and profits amount
Ing to $4,000. The case will be further con.
tested.
The Laytonsville road, the first mile Of
road to be completed under the Shoemaker
Law, has been accepted and approved. The
following is the total costs of constructing
the same, one-half to be paid by the State /:
3,l47 cubic yards of grading, 1895 "a; 1914
cubic yards Of rubble masonry, $97 A; 4S
feet terra Gotta pipe, $48; 7,040 square
yards of macadam, $2,956 30; extra work,
$1,216 10; total cost, 1914 81.
The funeral OF Mrs. Clara v. Heeter
Oreamer, who died on Thursday of last
week at her home near Glen, this county,
took place Saturday afternoon from Poto-
mac Chapel. Rev. Ernest l.. Wolfe, the
pastor, OBLIGATED, and the interment was
made In the cemetery adjoining the church.
Mrs. Dreamer was the wife Of Mr. Reuben
Creamer, and leaves two sons and two
daughters. She was 6S years Of age
The annual meeting OF the Burden Bearer
Circle of the Kings Daught, rs will be held
in the Methodist Church on Tuesday even
Ing, May 22nd, at 7:S0 o'clock. Miss Barn.
we'll, who is in charge of the Home for
Crippled Children, located in Baltimore,
will make an address and will exhibit plas-
Ter paris jackets such as are used there for
children afflicted with spinal disease. The
public generally is cordially Invited to be
present.
Mary Howe Totten, Howe Totten. Edith
Totten and Gerald Totten have Instituted
suit in the Circuit Court here against the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company To
recover damages In the sum Of 10000
The bill sets forth that sparks from the COM
pany's engines set fire to leaves that had
accumulated through the company's negli.
gence, causing the destruction of large