Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-06-21
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Town and Country.

or wooden materials or cast-off clothing
which may be converted into carpet-rags.
Strayed, black Galloway heifer, five
months old. Last seen near B. & o. Depot,
Rockville. Kindly notify F. Hazel Cashell
Derwood, Md.
game of base ball will be played at the
Fair Grounds here on Saturday afternoon,
at 4:45 o'clock, between the st. Elizabeth, Of
Washington, and Rockville teams.
Maurice Carlin, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T.
Carlin, of Slidell left last week for Montana,
where he goes on the Blackfoot reservation
with the United States Geological Survey.
As agent Mr.. John E. West has sold the
dwelling house belonging to the estate Of
the late George Mccormick, and situated at
the western limits of this town, to Mr.. Egg.
gleston Ward for $2,25O.
A new addition to the line-the best of
leather, workmanship and fittings-is put
into "The Tailor Made" the pride OF Dolly
Madison, retailing at 81. For sale at rep.
resentative shoe stores.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will hold meeting at the residence
Of Mrs. Frank Higgins on Tuesday, June
25th, at 8 o'clock, p. M. All the members
are requested to be present.
Died, on Saturday, June 18th, at the Aims
House, Mrs. Mary Stocker. The funeral ser.
vices, conducted by Rev. E. l.. Woolf, were
held in the corridor Of the building, and her
remains were inferred in the Aims House
burying ground.
Miss Byrtle Young, who was injured, in
company with Mr.. Herbert Day, in run.
away last week, in the upper section of the
county, is rapidly recovering under doc
tors care. Mr.. Day, who was less severely
hurt, has recovered.
Among the graduates at Washington and
Lee University, Lexington, Va, last week,
was Mr.. Theodore Booton Benson, son of
Mr.. Henry r. Benson, OF Laytonsvllle dis
trict, this county. He received the degree
Of Bachelor OF Laws.
game of base ball at the Fair Grounds
here last Saturday between the Rockville
Rockville by score of A to 2. The game
was closed after the 9th inning to enable the
visitors to take their train for home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Penn and their
little son have been paying short visit to
their relatives and friends in this county.
Mr.. Penn is now located at Chesapeake City,
on the Eastern Shore of this State, where
he Is conducting good. paying mercantile
business.
Walter Loveless, the former proprietor OF
Rock Spring Hotel, on the Conduit Road,
who has been in Jail here for the last several
weeks on two charges of violating the local
option law of this county was last Monday
morning released on $500 bail, furnished by
the United Surety Company OF Baltimore.
His cases will be tried at the November Term
of the Circuit Court
Mrs. Eleanor Harp, Of Boston, Massachu
sets, recognized as one of New England's
greatest elocutionists, will be at Odd Eel
lows Hall, Brookeville, this county, for one
night only, Monday, June Gath, at 8 O'Clock.
Do not miss this opportunity to hear one Of
the greatest elocutionists. Proceeds for the
benefit Of the Ladies' Aid Society of Salem
M. p. Church, Brookevile.
Last Wednesday morning the remains of
middle aged white man, supposed to be
Thomas Brown, a spectacle peddler and a
coppersmith, were found in the canal at
Seneca. The passing of a steamboat through
the canal stirred up the water, causing his
body to rise to the surface. His travelling
case, containing spectacles and cheap jew
elry, was found on the embankment.
The locals were defeated by the Wheaton
team of this county, at Reservoir Park, Win.
chester, last Tuesday afternoon by the score
OF to 4. Sinner, for Winchester, pitched
good game, but his support was poor and
the errors costly. Wheaton put up an ex-
cellent game, both at the bat and in the
field, while the baserunning was above par
batteries-Whea Flanagan and Graves
Winchester, Sinner and Woodward.
The condition of Mr.. Brainard Ii. War.
ner Is very much improved, although he
will be unable TO walk for some time Mr.
Warner was injured while driving with his
son on the Wheaton pike near Kensington.
The horses became frightened and ran away,
and the carriage was overturned. In endeav
orng TO stop the team MIR. Warner was
dragged about fifteen yards, fracturing his
kneecap. He was taken To his home at
Kensington.
Miss Fannie Murphy died suddenly at
her home at Clarksburg, this county, on Sat.
urday morning last, aged about go years
Miss Murphy had been in poor health, but
was up and about that morning. She went
tti r9gln after breakfast, and later her
sister ~ bson, found her dead on the
9nor hen7 lroube was the cause of death.
Wy w~ al sr Of the late Charles Murphy,
taise o' tho Orphans Court. She leaves
sAta- ..s.U.s-Mrs Brown, OF Winchester,
Va; Mrs. John II. Gibson and Mrs. w. II.
Windsor, Of Clarksburg-and a brother Mr..
Washington Murphy, Of Clarksburg.
Last Saturday at Poolesville the Pooles-
vile National Bank, with a capital stock Of
$4,000, was organized. The board OF di.
rectors elected Mr.. II. w. Spurrier, one of
the most prominent young business men OF
the town, president. The board OF directors
includes Howard W. Spurrier, Arthur p.
Fletchall, w. T. Griffith, DR.. B. w. Wall
ing, Clagett G. Hilton, J. E. Pyles, A. Daw.
son Trundle, ]. FUR White, John A. Jones,
John Fl. Williams, VIM. g. Hoskinson, Jno.
Jones, Charles v. Morrison, ID. II. Willard
and j. W. Darby. AS committee TO select
site John H. Williams, d. J. Willard and
Dr. B. w. Walling were named. Applca.
ton has been made for a charter.