Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1906-10-05
Eutal aud 9ersni1al.
Town and Country.


The recent return of the appraisement to
tho Ornhaus' Court OF Howard county shows
The late Senator A. T. Germans entire per-
son,l estate to be worth $612, 1854.
Next Tuesday, October 9th, is the last
dsv for registration. If not registered go
and attend to It. If you have moved into a
new district get transfer. Do it at once.
Mrs. B.F. Fairfax. Of Virginia. has been
visiting her sister, Miss Edna Ward, of
woebineton Grove. Mrs. P. NJ. Smith, OF
Gaithersburg, was a guest OF Miss Ward
last week.
Mr.. George M. Anderson. of this town.
left last week for Spokane, Washington, on
legal business for the Department of Justice,
with which he ID connected. He expects to
be absent about month.
In the Maryland Court of Appeals, on
Tuesday last, the case of Sarah W. Lawson
vs.. William A. Mullinix, appealed from the
Circuit Court of this county, was argued.
No decision has yet been rendered.
A New Dolly Madison, Tailor. Made
shoe embracing all the merit of this now
famous liue-with higher grade OF upper
leather and sole-retaillng for 81. The best
grade of leather known in the making of
women's fine shoes.
Mr.. Bouic Clark, a member of the Viola
Allen Theatrical Company, has been spend.
ing a few days at his home in this county
during the engagement Of the company at
the Washington National Theater the pres
ent week.
Mr.. Mortimer o. Stabler, of Spencerville,
this county, 1t is understood, is a candidate
for appointment as Deputy Surveyor of the
Port of Baltimore, position made vacant
by the recent dismissal of Mr.. David E.
Dick, of Allegany county. Mr.. Stabler is
a son of Mr.. Asa M. Stabler.
Former Senator David E. Dick, of Allie.
gany county, Md, states that he has decided
not to become an independent candidate
for Congress. Dick had lengthy inter-
view with Lloyd Lowndes, who, it is under
stood, discouraged his plans. Dick said he
did not feel able to meet the expenditure
incident to campaign.
Mr. Maurice E. Price, of Dickerson, who
is in the employ of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company as telegraph operator,
and Mrs. Virgie E. Miller, of Fairmont, W.
Va, were married here on Thursday after.
noon of last week by Rev. T. Fl. Campbell,
pastor of the Baptist Church, the ceremony
taking place at the home of the minister.
The ladies of the Methodist Church, Rock
Vile, will give birthday party at the par
sonage on Thursday evening, October 18th,
1908, from to 10 O'Clock. They invite all
persons who feel interested in their work.
A program will be rendered and refresh.
ments served free of charge. Let every one
bring little bag containing as many pen
MES as he or she is years old.
Ashton Friends, Orthodox, will hold Quar-
terly Meeting October 9th, 18th and Sth, be
ginning Saturday evening at 7;30 o'clock
when there will be a conference on methods
and advantages OF Bible study. Meeting for
worship AZ II o'eiooH Sunday uaornins and
in the afternoon or evening and Monday at
10 o'clock. Ministers from a distance will
b. attendance, and the public is cordially
invned to attend.
Rev. r. X. Moseley, who has been sup.
plying the pulpit of the Presbyterian Church
at this place, has accepted unanimous call
to become the pastor of the church for six
months. Rev. Mr.. Moseley comes from
Texas and is regarded as preacher Of
ability. The church has been without a
regular pastor ever since Rev. Robert l..
McNair resigned several months ago to &C
cept call TO a church in Virginia.
A Union Picnic of twenty Sabbath
Schools or more is being arranged and will
be held in joint convention at Cedar Grove,
this county, on Saturday, October 18th, 1906,
all day. There will be music OF all kinds, en-
tertainment and instruction, marches and
exercises by children, speaking and discus
sion by others. For particulars, inquire
of your pastor or superintendent. Bring
baskets and invite friends to eat with you.
Ice-cream, etc., sold to defray expenses of
band.
1t is important to remember that Tues
day next the 9th instant, is the only day on
which new names can be recorded In the
Registration books of the county. We
would earnestly urge upon Democrats in
the several districts to see to it that all the
young men who will have attained the age
of 81 years before the election attend to this
important duty. With the names OF all the
young men on the Registration Books the
Democratic majority in this county can be
greatly increased. Hunt them up.
Miss Mary Eloise Colt, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. B. N. Gott, of Poolesville, was
married last Wednesday to Mr.. Linwood
Hays, of GAINESVILLE, this county, at st.
Patrick's Church, Washington. Father T.
B. McGuigey offlciated. Miss Carrye Colt, 9
sister of the bride, and the groom's brother
Mr.. Leo Hays, were the only attendants.
After the ceremony luncheon was rendered
the bride and groom by the party, after which
they left on short honeymoon trip. Mr. and
Mrs. Hays are to return to GAINESVILLE,
where they will reside.
At the instance OF Baltimore and Ohio
Detective William l.. Eagle, warrants were
issued on Tuesday by Justice of the Peace
Joseph Reading, charging Lewis Shields
and William Dutrow, two small boys, with
putting distractions on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad tracks near Boyds. Sunday
afternoon last track walker discovered a
number of large stones on the track and
threw them of. Later in the day, train N o.
66 struck fence rail and piece of iron
that had been placed on the track, and was
nearly derailed. 1t required some minutes
TO extricate the distractions from the run.
ming gear of the engine. The boys were