Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1906-06-29
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Town and Country.
DR.. B F. Lansdale, of Damascus, who
has been i'll, is able to be out.
Albert Wootton has been appointed post
master at Beallsville, this county.
Mr.. John Bready is critically i'll at his
home in Olney district. Mr.. Bready is 80
years old.
The Burden Bearer Circle of the Kings
Daughters will meet with Miss Beulah
White on Tuesday, July Bird, at 10 A. M.
The GAINESVILLE picnic will be held this
year on Wednesday, July 25th, and the
Choppers picnic on Wednesday, August 9Th.
Mr.. Frank Duvall sustained stroke of
paralysis at his home in Gaithersburg last
week, and his condition is said to be ex.
tremely serious.
II you really want that foot comfort which
IS worth all else, In addition to long service
and individuality of design, select Dolly
Madison Shoes.
Mr.. Roland Wootton, son of DR.. Edward
Wootton, of Poolesvllle, has accepted po-
sition in the Farmers Banking and Trust
Company Of Rockville.
Via .a,au b oasa Il at the Fair Grounds
% Saturday ts ba Kensington Juniors
v 4 scond Rockville team
a me OF 1910 O
1asa D. Naggaman, for many
v a .e.erlJa Il estate dealer In the
49,, !. ..-a-a., .5n. lied on Wednesday at
his home in Anne Arundel county, Md.
Thomas Mac Williams, of Washington, d.
c., has opened up jewelry store at the "old
stand" in Rockville and Is prepared to do all
kinds of repairing In that line at short notice.
Frederick H. Llnthicum, son of Mr.. Chas.
F. Linthicum, formerly of Gaithersburg. this
county, was last week awarded the Cross
of Honor at Loyola College, Baltimore, for
English Composition.
The annual fete of the G. l. Club of Grace
M. E. Church South will be held on the
lawn of Mr.. E. l.. Amiss, Gaithersburg, on
Saturday, June Both, beginning at 6 P. M.
Come all, and have good time.
Mr.. Nathan Saunders, of Potomac dis.
trict, this county, was awsrded first prize
for white honey at the National Convention
OF bee keepers, held at Jenkintown, Pa,
recently. The convention was largely at
tended.
A Fourth of July entertainment will be
given at the Germantown Baptist Church.
Music and Rotations and addresses by
prominent speakers-exercses to commence
at 3 P. M. Refreshments served on the
grounds. Proceeds for the benefit of the
Baptist Church. Public invited.
Mr.. Edward England has relinqushed
rural route No. from Rockville and takes
route No. from Rockville, in which he
succeeds Mr.. Aubrey Green, who retires
from the business. Mr.. Uriah Ricketts, has
been appointed carrier on route No. 6 from
Rockville, and his son as substitute.
The Maryland State Teachers Associa-
ton met at Ocean City on Tuesday last and
the meeting was largely attended. The fol.
lowing persons from this county were pres.
John T. Baker, F. T. Griffith and wife, and
Misses Alverta and Louisa Rice, Helen
Nourse, Lucy Garrett, Ida Dove, Fidelia
Walker, Ssllie E. Brooke, Attic Bartgis,
Virgie Brewer, and Miss Nicholson.
Miss Katharine Rebecca Baker, daughter
Of Mrs. George W. Baker, residing near
Hyattstown, was married last week at her
home to Mr.. Ernest johnson, of Washing.
ton, the ceremony being performed by Rev.
G. M. Yost, Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church of Clsrksburg. The groom's at
tendant was Mr.. Ransom Baker, Of Fred
erick, and the brides attendant was Mrs.
George T. Cubitt, of Frederick. Miss Baker
was principal of the Cedar Grove school for
several years.
A slight collision on the Washington and
Rockville electric road on Monday morn
ing last caused suspension of service for
several hours. As the car which left the city
at $50 entered the switch just this side of
Bethesda, the brakes failed to work and it
bumped into another car that was on the
siding. The front wheels of the car from
Washington left the tracks, and it was sew
eral hours before the trouble was adjusted
Very little damage was done to the cars and
no one was hurt.
Mr.. Luther D. Warfeld. aged "a years
a prominent farmer, died at his home at
Hyattstown, this county, on Sunday last,
of heart trouble. He is survived by widow,
who was daughter OF the late Andrew J.
Tabler, and by one daughter, Miss Carrie
Warfield. Four sisters-Mrs Robert Grit.
fifth and Mrs. ]. d. Norris, of Baltimore
and Mrs. William Besll, of Lsytonsville !;
Mrs. G. Wallace Davis, of Philadelphia, and
brother, William Warfield, who lives near
Hyattstown, also survive.
Samuel Soper, aged SO years, native Of
this county, and who formerly resided near
Hyattslown, died in Washington city OF
Sunday last, alter an illness of several weeks
Mr. Soper was we'll and iavorsbly known
lH town, where he lived for severa
seZr n politics he was strict Repubi
-an. Aaa was always ready and willing u
assist rs party. He was kind and sympa
ae'io disposition and had many friends
n la2 immunity. For several years pas
be he position in the Government Print
ing Umce.
A very pretty wedding was solemnized a
Epworth M. E. parsonage, GaIthersbu re
this county, on June Goth, at P. M, wheI
Rev. VIM. q. Parrish united in marriag
Miss Eta Fulks, daughter of Mr.. William
Fulks, of Gaithersburg, and Mr.. Waite
Rich, of Ashton, Md. The couple were al
tended by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Riley Fulks q
best man and matron OF honor. The cere
mony was witnessed by the immediate fam
lilies of the contracting parties. The brid