Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1906-05-18
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Town and Country.

The town council has appointed Mr.. Jas.
u G,een bailiff and Mr.. VIM. +. Disney
engineer of Rockville.
If YOU really want that foot comfort which
"a worth all else, In addition to long service
and individuality Of design, select Dolly
Madison Shoes.
Baltimore and Ohio Excursion on Sun
dsv NAV Goth; $500 to Harper's Ferry,
Cbsrlestown and Winchester and return.
Train leaves Rockville at 9:0s A. NJ.
Thomas MacWilliams, of Washington, d.
r. has opened up jewelry store at the "old
stand" in Rockville and Is prepared TO do all
tinds of repairing In that line at short notice.
Miss Josephine H. Meem, of Gaithersburgl
died on Thursday night Of last week OF
complication Of diseases, aged SO years. She
had been i'll for long while. She was
sister of Judge George W. Meem, OF the
Orphans Court.
Mrs, Rose Warfield, aged 40 years, of Da-
msscus, this county, died last Friday after
a short illness, and her funeral took place
Sunday afternoon. She was daughter OF
william Hilton, and 10 survived by two
daughters and son.
The Sandy Spring Gun Club will hold a
CLAY pigeon shooting match on the SANDY
snring grounds on Saturday, May Goth, be-
ginning at p. NJ. The program will con-
sst of sweepstakes and team contests. The
uo,,.,,, ,rapman are invit1d.
Sheriff Gott last Saturday arrested Saml
Brown, who was wanted on the charge Of
criminal assault upon ten year old colored
child last week, near Boyds. Tuesday he
waived hearing and was committed to
Jail by Justice Dutrow to await the action
Of the grand jury.
1.-THE Oxford Affair" comedy in three
acts, will be given by the Rockville Wo-
mans Club at the Town Hall on Thursday
evening, May 31st, 1905. All who desire to
spend most enjoyable evening should at
tend the entertainment Of this popular club.
Admission, 25 cents.
Mrs. Eunice D. Chisholm died very sud
denly Sunday at her home at Garrett Park
of heart trouble. She had been feeling well
up to the time Of her sudden illness. She
had been residing with her son, G. F. CHS.
holm. Her remains were taken Monday
to Chazy, N. Y, for interment.
The recently appointed Board of Super
visors of Elections for this county met here
Tuesday and organized by electing VIM. Il.
Wade president, John W. Williams clerk,
and Bowie F. Waters attorney. The board
will meet again June 18th, when officers OF
registration will be appointed.
An excellent quartette, consisting Of Mrs.
Chase, Miss Blanche Young, selected tenor
and Mr. Duffy, will render selections at st.
Johns Church, Forest Glen, next Sunday,
May Goth. The organist and director is Mr..
Hall, of Washington. A great treat is in
store for those who attend the service.
The ladies of Grace M. E Church South,
Gaithersburg, will hold their annual ice
cream and strawberry festival at Masonic
Hall on Saturday, May 10Th. Supper will
also be served, beginning at o'clock and
continuing through the evening. Every
body invited. Committee.
The spring race meet given at the Fair
Grounds here by Mr.. Lee s. Dorsey on
Tuesday and Wednesday last was much
enjoyed by those who attended and was
fairly successful financially, though the at
tendance was light. Two harness and one
running race took place each day and were
closely contested.
Mrs. Virlinda J. Duvall, one of the Oldest
residents Of Gsithersburg, died on Thursday
morning of last week. She was the wife of
ex-Mayor Charles F. Duvall. who, with two
sons-Messrs G. Scott Duvsll and W. Clar.
ence Duvall, of Gaithersburg- her.
The funeral took place Saturday from Ep-
worth M. E. Church, of which Mrs. Duvall
was member. She was in her sixty third
year.
The annual tax sales of all property upon
which taxes for last year were not paid
were held in this county Monday. In Rock.
40 pieces of property were sold, the entire
lot bringing about $4,000. about one-half of
which was bought In by the county. Prob
ably 20 pieces Of property were disposed of
in the other districts of the county. Under
the law two years are allowed for redemption
Of property thus sold.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Union Turnpike Company, held last
week, the following directors were elected ::
Charles F. Kirk, George Bonifant, Wash.
ington Bowie. John G. Bentley. George W.
Broadly, Hanson g. Cashell, John A. Baker,
Donald NJ. A. Bowie, Josiah W. Jones and
Thomas W. Waters. Charles F. Kirk was
elected president and Washington Bowie
secretary and treasurer.
Frank NJ Cavauaugh, of this county, in
the twenty-fourth year of his age, died
on Thursday afternoon OF last week at tie
residence Of his father, Mr.. Timothy Cava
naugh, near Washington Grove. Though
Mr.. Cavanaugh had been Ill for several
months the announcement OF his death was
q shock to his friends. His father, three
sisters and brother survive him. His re.
mains were inferred in Mount Olivet Gene
terry, Washington.
The following will be the contestants for
the Warner prize on Saturday, May 18th !:
Cornelia Higgins. Laytonsville; Bertha
Lawson, Lewisdale; Griffith Chiswell,
Poolesville; Amy Pumphrey, Rockville (;
Alice McCauley, Ednor; Annie Poole, Sem
eca; Ida Hodgkins, Bethesda; Alice Bsnes,
Sandy Spring; Mamie Brigss, Gathers
burg; Myrs Burroughs, Potomac; Mary
Shreve, Dickerson; Lillian Baker. Damas-
Gus; Hilda Broadly, Forest Glen.
The annual meeting OF the Burden Bearer
Circle of the Kings Daughters will be held
In the Methodist Church on Tuesday even
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