Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1906-12-28
Hueal aud 2ersnnal.
Town and Country.

holiday.
MIR. and Mrs. George H. Lamar, of this
town, are at present in Alabama and will
spend the holidays there with the parents Of
Mr.. Lamar.
After the first week in January, 1907, DIR.
Barrett P. Wilson will open dental office
next door to the Presbyterian Church in
Rockville, Md.
Lost, a setter pup, black and white, tan
nose, about six months old, wearing collar
and D. G. tag. Reward If returned to d.
a. Warfield, Rockville, Md.
Carrie Copeland, Of Laytonsvllle, this
county, sentenced to the penitentiary for four
years for larceny of money from the late
DR.. B. B. Crawford, has been pardoned.
The County Commissioners will hear
those favoring or opposing the opening of
the road as petitioned for by Annie E.
Trundle and others on Tuesday, January
9th, 1907, at ii o'clock, A. M.
After evading arrest for more than two
wears. Emma Ewell, colored, who was want
cd IN TINS county to answer q charge of for
gerry. was gently taken into custody in
Washington and is now in Jail here. She
denjes sha charge.
q New Dolly Madison, Tailor. Made
shoe embracing all the merit of this now
'-nlous line with higher grade of upper
leather aud aole-retailng for "a. The best
atsIsYf her known in the making of
WOuIel. . ..-e shoes
Messrs. Charles Norman Bouic and VIM.
F. Prettyman, of this town, have been i'd
mitted to the practice of law before the
Maryland Court of Appeals. Both are re-
cent graduates of the George Washington
University Law School, Washington.
Marriage licenses were issued In Frederick
city last week to the following parties Nor
man Day Boyer, of Kemptown, and Mamie
G. Watkins, of LIE wisdale, this county;
Harvey Watkins, of Frederick county, and
Berthe Bellison, of Damascus, this county.
Conrad Fogs, of Baltimore, recently sold
as mortgage the farms, situated in the vi
cinity of Damascus, this county, of j. II.
Bellison, containing 10 acres, for 5000, to
Titus Warfeld; William G. Bellson, 81
acres, for $2,625, to Thomas q. Warfield,
and Edward L. Bellison, 1898 acres, for
$685., to Eli Lawson.
The weather prophets tell US that in the
month Of January between the Bird and 9Th,
between the 18th and 18th, and between
the 9th and 31st much rain, hail and snow
may be witnessed. The two last periods
will serve US with blizzardous weather, and
especially the last period will be accom-.
panied by cold wave OF wide scope and
wicked torture.
MI Thomas F. Mattingly,a former resi-
dent of this place, died at his home In Wash
ington city on Thursday of last week, after
an extended illness of consumption, aged
35 years He was we'll and favorably known
in this community, and while living here
married Miss Irene A. Fowler, who sur
wives him. Mr.. Mattingly was a native of
st. Marys county, Md.
In The Court OF Appeals, last wook, the
case of Joseph N. Phillips VS.. Washington
and Rockville Railway Company, 1.-TWO APP
peals in one record j appealed from the
Circuit Court for Howard county, judgment
in favor of the railway company was af-
firmed, with costs above and below; opinion
by Chief Judge McSherry. This case orig
mated in the Circuit Court for this county.
The Mite Society OF the Rockville M. E.
Church South was entertained on Thurs
day evening of last week at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. s. B. Hege. Following the
transaction of the usual business a musical
and literary program was rendered, among
those participating being Mrs. Mary A.
Green, Misses Mary Almoney, Rose Arm
strong and Eliza Choate, Rev. Ernest l..
Woolf and Mr.. Edwin S. Hege. Refresh
ments were served.
Judge Elliott, in Part of the Superior
Court, Baltimore, last week rendered q yer
dict in favor of Mrs. William s. Muir in her
replevin suit against Col. Washington Bowie
to recover three family portraits which form
erly hung in the family mansion at Dat
lands, this county. The Court found the
value OF the portraits TO be $75. Colonel
Bowie obtained possession of the portraits
as administrator of the estate of his grand
father, Washington Bowie first, who had
them painted.
King Solomon's Council, of this place, has
elected the following officers for the ensuing
year T. ILL., NJ, DR.. George E. Lewis; o.
Ill. NJ, Roger Shaw; Ill. +. G. W., Harry
A. Dawson; Recorder, James F. Allen;
Treasurer, Thomas Dawson G. g., Joseph
Reading; c. c., Wilson S. Ward; NJ, w.
r. Humphrey, Jr.; St., Robert b. Peter;
Sen, William M. Davis. The installation
ing, when James F. Allen, past ilustrious
grand master OF Maryland, will act as mas.
ter Of ceremonies and installatio n officer.
On. Christmas day Rev. s K. White, of
this place, late Secretary Of the County
School Board, was the recipient OF a sur
prise Christmas gilt from the public school
teachers OF the county, in the shape OF
handsome Morris chair, bearing a silver
plaIe engraved with the inscription rs. Il.
White, 1906; presented by Montgomery
Teachers" The presentation was made by
Mrs. Blanche Braddock Dreamer. Mrs.
White received, also from the same source,
handsome bouquet Of carnations, with the
compliments of the committee of presenta-
ton.
As a result OF target shooting at the home
Of Mr.. Buck Ricketts,, near Glen, this coun-
ty, on Christmas morning by several young
men visiting there, Mr.. Scott Collins was
shot in the head. One of the pistol balls
was detected from its course and passed in
the direction OF the home of Mr.. Collins,
who is near neighbor, entered window
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