Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1906-01-05
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Town. and Country.


ington, his fine Llewellyn setter dog for
$125.
A step in the right direction. Into the
retailers store-where Dolly Madison Shoes
are sold.' You will be pleased with the
styles and prices.
The home of Mr.. McKendree B. Walker
near Gaithersburg, was recently entered and
robbed. purse containing about $40 and
a revolver were taken.
Mr.. John Joseph Cue and Miss Daisy
johnson. both OF this county, were married
last week in Laurel, Rev. A. B. Siler being
the officiating minister.
Mrs. E. U. Ward and three children, oil
Washington, and Mr.. William q. Ward, Of
Pennsylvania, were the guests during the
holidays of the Misses Ward, of Washing,
ton Grove.
Mr.. David ]. Broadly has sold his green
grocery business, which he conducted In
this town for the past Ave years, to Mr.. 8.
b. Lyddane, who took charge on the 1st in.
slant.
An oyster supper will be held in the
Town Hall, Rockville, on Wednesday and
Thursday, January 10th and 18th, for the
benefit of st. Mary's Church. An orchestra
from Washington will furnish music.
Mr.. Henry ]. Krouse, of Washington,
and Miss Hattie Lee Harding, Of Burtons-
Vile, this county, were married Wednesday
afternoon by Rev. Mr.. Smith, of the Bur-
louisville NJ. E. Church South, at the home
of the minister. .-.- -.
The Woman's Missionary Society Of the
Rockville Baptist Church will have their
annual tea at the home Of Rev. 7. H. Camp.
bell on January 10th at 7:30 P. M. The
envelopes with the Christmas offerings are
to be returned at that time.
The ladies of st. Johns Church, Forest
Glen, will give progressive euchre party
and turkey supper on Wednesday, jan
uary 18th, 1905. All who ever visited st.
Johns know that good time awaits them.
Supper from to 10 P. M.
Last week Mr.. William r. Windsor, who
has been superintendent of the NJ. E.
Church Sunday School at Clarksburg for
forty years, was presented with an easy
chair by the Sunday school classes The
presentation address was made by the pas.
tor of the church, Rev. G. M. Yost, in be-
half of the scholars.
Mrs. Mary A. NARROW, wife of William
E. MARROW, died suddenly on Sunday last,
of apoplexY, at her home at Falkland, this
county, in the 10th year of her age. Mrs.
NARROW was born at Laurel and was the
daughter of the late Richard M. Duvall.
She is survived by her husband, one sister
and fonr brothers.
Mr.. Artie A. Wolfe was married on We'd
nesdsy afternoon Of last week 81 the psrsou
age of the NJ. Il. CbUEah, 10 Frederick, to
Miss Elsie May Wolfe, Of Basth olows, Fred
= county Rev MI Fhirkheld ofticisted
er the ceremony they departed on bridal
our and will upon their return make their
l1t ne at Germantown.
he examiner ON the road petitioned for
ny Charles W. Wade and others report that
10y have decided that the public conven-
fence requires the opening of the said road,
and have allowed the following damages:
s. l.. King, Frank King, ]. II. King, j. F.
Burdett, H. Barbed, R. T. Lowe, one cent
each; Mrs. Lavinia Davis, $15.
The residence of Mr.. G. L. Marshall, tele.
graph operator Tor the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, caught fire on his farm,
near Washington Grove, this county, shortly
before 8 O'Clock last Sunday afternoon and
was destroyed with all the contents. The
origin of the fire Is unknown. The loss Is
estimated at $4,000, with some insurance.
The funeral services over the remains Of
Miss Cecile j. Woodward, daughter of Mr..
Rossel Woodward, who died near WASH
ington Grove on Friday morning last, took
1sa5 H--Hav afternoon at o'clock from
Grace M. K Charoa South. Death was due
to tuberculosis. She YEA In her 23rd year.
rev. T. !. Lambert reformed the last rites
Had interment was al Forest Oak Cemetery,
9sitbsrsbugg.
The young gentleman of Rockville and
vicinity gave their annual New Year ball
in the Opera House here last Monday even
ing. There was large attendance of guests
from different sections OF the county, Wash
ington and elsewhere, and the dance proved
to be one of the most enjoyable Of the kind
here in recent years The hall was very
tastefully decorated with flags, evergreens
and potted plants.
Mr.. Frank Kilgour's Christmas turkey
weighed when dressed So pounds and 4
ounces, and took five hours to roast it,
There were ten persons seated at his dining
table and after all were bountifully helped
not three fourths of one side was required
to serve all. 1t was one of large flock OF
white turkeys raised on Mr.. Kilgour's farm,
near Potomac. He has one now running
In the yard which was Matched In June last
and weighs % pounds.
Mr.. Thomas Randolph Dove, one OF the
best known citizens Of this county and for
many years q resident OF this community,
died suddenly at his home here about noon
on tuesday last. he nau oeen III pun
health for several years. The cause OF his
death was paralysis. Mr.. Dove was 70 years
old. He is survived by a widow and the
following children: Misses Ida and Beulah
Dove and Messrs. Emmett and VIM. Dove,
of this vicinity, and Mr.. Zadoc Dove, of Bal
timore.
That Rockville has lost none of its pres
tige as a "Gretna Green" is shown by the
fact that during the year just closed 1856
licenses to marry were issued by the CLERK
Of the Circuit Court. Of these 1856 were TO
couples from this county, 14O to Washing
tonians, "A to Virginians, and the others to
couples from Baltimore, West Virginia
Pennsylvania and other places. About SOC
OF the couples were married by Rockville
ministers. About the same number o.