Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-01-25
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e. Church, GaitheraDurg, Will nolu an ofs-
ter supper in Masonic Hall on February
asnd.
After the first week in January, 1907, DR.
Rarrett P. Wilson will open dental office
next door TO the Presbyterian Church In
Rockville, Md.
MIR. Samuel Offutt aud Miss Elizabeth
Randolph, both of this county, we're recent.
" married by Rev. J. E. James, pastor OF
the Laytonsvllle M. E. Church.
Lost, near Poolesville, a black, white and
tan beagle bitch. Any information that will
lead to her recovery will be literally paid
for by John W. Stephens, Whites Ferry,
Md.
DR., M. Bates Stephens, State Superintend-
emit of Education, visited Rockville, Gath
ersburg and Kensington schools last week
and was much impressed with their general
progress.
Hon. Spencer Q. Jones, Of this town, de.
liyered an eloquent address at the hundredth
anniversary celebration OF the birth OF Gen.
Robert E. Lee held in Baltimore on Satur.
day last.
MIS-. Lucy Howes, aged 50 years, wife of
Mr.. John W. Aowes, of Hyattstown, died
last SUNDAY Of consumption. She was form
erly a Miss Beal. Mrs. Howes leaves four
children.
Mr.. Nelson Brown, of Forest Glen, and
Miss Estele Zeitler, OF the vicinity of Unity,
we're married last week at Forest Glen by
Rev. @. .. Rosensteel, pastor of St. Johns
Catholic Church.
Mrs. Frances E. Umstead, OF Boyd's, has
announced the marriage of her daughter,
Miss Emma Jane Umstead, to Mr.. James
IT. Bean, of Bethesda. The wedding took
place in Washington on Saturday last.
Engineers from the Maryland Geological
Survey last Saturday completed the survey
of one mile of road from Clarksburg toward
Boyd's, which is to be graded and piked
under the Shoemaker law in the spring.
Mrs. W. B. Miller will dispose of house.
hold furniture, hearse and undertaking out
flt at public sale on Tuesday, January Goth,
1907. at 10 o'clock, A. M, at the store-house
adjoining her residence in Brookeville, this
county.
Mr.. John F. Killeen, who contracted to
construct mile of road under the Shoe
maker law near Bethesda, this county, has
Instituted suit in the Circuit Court here to
recover balance of about $4,000 due him
by the County Commissioners.
Mrs. Susan R. Waters, 70 years old, died
last Sunday morning at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Harry Burns, near German
town. She had not been in robust health
for some time, but she was not taken seri-
ously ill until two hours before her death.
Mr.. Alvin Trevey, of Travilah, and Miss
Lucy Bottemay, OF Gaithersburg, were mar
ried on Wednesday of last week in Gath
ersburg by the Rev. Thomas j. Lambert
pastor of the Gsithersburg M. E. Church
South. The bride is daughter of Mr.. John
Bottlemay.
The suit of Edward Birged, of Linden,
This county. against the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company for damages for alleged
injury to his farm by reason of the construc-
ton of a branch road alongside which caused
water to be turned on to the Birgfeld farm
In sufficient quantities to injure the land
has been compromised.
There will be meat supper and oyster
supper at the residence of Mr.. Cyrus Keiser,
near Bethesda Park, on the Georgetown
and Rockville Electric Railway, on Tues
lay, January 29th, beginning at T. III.
The price of each supper 25 cents. Refresh
nents, ice cream and cake also served at rea-
lonable prices. The supper will be under the
auspices of the ladies of the Mt. Zion Bap
list Church and the proceeds will be given
% the Mt Zion Cemetery Association for
he purpose Of improving 1t.
Mr. Sylvester O. Jones died at his home,
Ituated about FIVE miles south OF this town,
IN Wednesday afternoon last, after pro
onged ailment, aged about IA years. He
vas one Of our foremost public spirited cit
zens, a consistent member Of St. Mary's
Catholic Church, Rockville, and kind hus-
band, father and neighbor. He was the last
If native family of children numbering
line-fve boys and four girls-to pass from
his earth. He is survived by widow, whose
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three sons and daughter.
Mrs. Mary G. Carter, wife of Major Jos.
F. Garter, died at Somerset, this county,
on "Wednesday night of last week. Mrs.
Garter had been sufferer from paralytic
stroke for more than year and this and an
acute attack of the grip brought on death.
She was a daughter of the late John D.
Latchford, of Prince Georges county, and
was the sole surviving member of that fam
lily She married Major Carter, of Balti-
more, Al years ago, the day of her death be-
ing the anniversary of their wedding. Un-
til they moved to Washington, in 1898, they
resided in Howard county. Mrs. Carter
was "a years Of age, and besides her husband
is survived by five sons and three daughters.
The case of W Beall Bowie against Ben
jsmin 81. 9. Bowie, which was removed
from Prince Georges county to this county
for trial, was called in the Circuit Court here
Monday, the jury for the November Term
having been brought back especially for the
case. The case did not go TO trial, however.
1t being announced that the differences be-
tween the parties had been adjusted. The
case was an action filed to recover 81 $50 and
interest on a promissory note given by Mag
gle F. Riley to the defendant and payable
at the Office OF Thomas E. Wsggaman, IN
Washington. 1t was alleged that the de-
PENDANT Endorsed the note to the plaintiff,
but when the note was presented for pay.
ment it was dishonored, the suit resulting.
County Commissioners.