Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1906-10-26
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q, lanes slbley, OF Boyd's, is in
washington hospital critically Ill oil blood
poisoning.
me ladies' Of Emory Church will hold an
,ss,sr snpper at The Olnsy range Hall,
1o,obsF 3ls! 1905, commencing at b P. M.
,rr. Els Garrett. Of Glen Goho, this coun.
q. IS reported L. IA seriously III OF typhoid
fever in Pittsburg, Pa, where she had gone
to visit her son.
Reuben M. Riggs has been appointed
indpe of election for Damascus district,
Samuel D. Byrd for Poolesville district, and
Joseph N. Darby clerk for Poolesville dis.
trict.
An oyster supper will be given at Olney,
Md. ON Wednesday, November 20th, by
the ladies of 81. Peters Church. Supper
served from to 10 O'Clock, P. NJ. Music
and dancing
The Ladies' Aid Society of Epworth M.
E. Church, Gaithersburg, Md, will give an
Oyster Supper, in Masonic Hall, on Wed
nesday, October 31st, beginning at 8 P. M.
Everybody welcome.
The many friends of Mr.. Michael Brown,
of this county, will learn with sorrow that
he is dangerously i'll with cancer Of the
stomach as patient in Providence Hospi.
tai, Washington.
Country Bread Route-Any one having q
team and wishing to start route please
confer with Il. Reisinger, Rockville, for lib
eral terms. Only responsible parties mean
ing business need apply.
The Woman's Missionary Society and Jr.
c. E. will hold their annual bazaar and tea
at the Jamestown Presbyterian Church on
Friday, October Goth, from to r. III. All
are cordially invited to attend.
The Supervisors of Elections Tor this coun-
ty met here Tuesday and burned the ballots
used at last falls election. The destruction
was witnessed by one of the Judges Of the
Orphans Court, as required by law.
The remains of Mrs. John j. Mullinix, of
Laytonsville district, this county, who died
there on Saturday last of heart trouble, aged
65 years, were inferred Monday. Her hus-
band, nine sons and three daughters survive
her.
Miss Henrietta F. Benton, aged 6S years.
died at Hyattstown, last week after years
Illness Three brothers, Morgan, Moore and
Robert Benton, and sister, Mrs. r. A.
Bardner, of Hyattstown, survive the de-
ceased.
III. Julian Griftt, y has been appoint
m
the rostoffica Department, Washington, d.
C. Mr.. Griffith has been teaching in the
public schools Of this inty for the last six
years.
Miss Almira d. Council, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs r. 70. Connell, Olney, and Mr..
Samuel p Cashel, % sllknown resident
Of The same ncghbaihood, were married
here on Wednos5sg o asst week by Rev.
Ernest l.. Wool.
Rev. James y I.,nblyn. for several
years pastor Of the FIRES Methodist Church
this place, has rem d with his family
tJ#5 eacerVile and will act as pastor of the
ehufc' a, that place as well as continue In
charr Of the Noosq church.
Announcement is made that Mr.. Darby
Burde!le, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A.
Berdette, Of the vicinity Of Boyd's. was mar
ria8 in Baltimore early asst September. the
bride being Miss Carrie Baker. daughter OF
Nh John Baker, of Washington City
The ladies of Goshen NJ. E. Church South
hold an oyster and meat supper in the
mt house of s. r. Plummer, near Lay
t0u-ville, on Thursday, November 1st. be-
g,aling at 8 o'clock, P. NJ. II rainy, next
iai day Proceeds for the benefit of the
r'ch.
cry recently Nj. Alexander Broome, of
tsrneslown, was badly beaten upon the
AWAY, near his home, by negro named
,ard Downs, and the latter made his
pc from the neighborhood after commit
tn the deed. The authorities are on the
loo )ut for him.
MS. Margarelha Miller, wife of George
Miller, of Layhill, this county, died sudden
ig }.st Sunday morning. Upon retiring the
ing before, she appeared to be 10 her
Fsr4 health, but was found dead in bed the
n's ing morning. She was 81 years 0! sge.
ti-r usband and five children survive her.
La week marriage licenses were lssued
Bog Frtderck City to the following parties
faua p Carr, of this county, aud Eliza.
be.l .ffell, of Washington City; John W.
6ssf and Lille May Thompson. both Of
Dam, Gus, this county; franklin Pierce
Sia' Is and Salle Elizabeth Nichols, both
o. ut EphTaim, this county.
ladies' of Salem NJ p. Church of
Bf eville will serve oysters In various
sty on election day, November 9th, be-
ginning at 10 A. M, and on Wednesday,
NOV nber 7th, will give an oyster and meat
sapptr, beginning at p. M, In the store
Tesm Of Mrs W. B. Miller in Brookev lille
eds for the benefit Of the church.
members of the Ladies' Union Gem
Association are requested to meet at
20 esidence Of Mrs II. T Veirs on Tues
Is October Both, at 8 O'Clock, p. NJ. AS
Va, Is important business before the meet
ing full attendance is requested. The la
will be pleased to receive new members
80 u who desire to aid in the improve
Of the Rockville cemetery.
County Commissioners have accepted
he mile Of road built recently by the
Grove Company. under State Aid, be-
Germantown and Neelsville church.
otal cost OF said road and the items
ar follows Grading, $S11 so; iron and
Gle pipe, $116.25; cement masonry, $62;
us dam, $3.50; total, "a ,509.75. One.
ba. II the said cost is paid by the State
e third quarterly meeting OF the Anti
IN League of Montgomery county will