Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-01-18
Eueal aud gersnnal.
Town and Country.

Barrett L. Wilson Will open oental ONCE
next door to the Presbyterian Church In
Rockville, Md.
Congressman Pearre introduced in the
House of Representatives last week bill
providing for the erection of a postoflce
building at Rockville to cost 100000.
Lost, near Poolesville, black, white and
tan beagle bitch, Anyinformation that will
lead to her recovery will be literally paid
for by John W. Stephens, Whites Ferry,
Md.
A new addition to the line-the best Of
leather, workmanship and attings-is put
into "The Tailor Made" the pride of Dolly
Madison, retailing at "a. For sale at rep
resentative shoe stores
Mr.. Hazel Cashell left here on Saturday
last for Savannah, Ga. From that point he
will hunt over the surrounding country for
w"ek or more, where quail are said to be
% iful. Mrs. Cashell accompanied her
ausband to Savannah.
Nss. Viola Mobley, widow of VIM. Mob
ley, d ed last Friday night at her home, near
Garrett Park, aged 90 years. She had not
been n good health Tor several months. An
sdr ion of the lungs was the cause of death.
She caves two children. Mrs. Mobley was
c daughter Of Zachariah Lowe.
Tia Farmers Institute of Maryland will
a1jd Meeting at Boyd's on March 9th.
of prominence will address the
e---o..ug. A feature of the meeting will be
the boys corn exhibit or contest, boys of the
county between fifteen and twenty one years
being allowed to contest.
Miss Mary Frances Barnes, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. William Barnes, of Wheaton,
and Mr.. Dorsey Linthicum Thompson, of
Woodfield, were married on Wednesday of
last week at Forest Glen by Rev. Charles
o. Rosensteel, pastor Of st. Johns Catholic
Church. The ceremony took place in the
parsonage in the presence OF few relatives
and intimate friends of the young couple.
The newly elected directors of the First
National Bank of Sandy Spring are: VIM.
W. Moore, Asa M. Stsbler, Allan Farquhar,
Josiah W. Jones, Edward q. Gilpin, Alban
G. Thomas, Chas. +. Kirk, Francis Thomas
and George W. Broadly. The old officers
re elected were PRECEDENT, Alban G.
Thomas; vice.president, Edward G. Gill
pin; cashier, Henry 81. Miller; assistant
cashier, Fred. L. Thomas.
You are cordially invited to attend our
annual turkey supper and euchre, at St.
Johns Hall, Forest Glen. Md, on January
22nd, 1907. Supper will be served from
$50 to P. NJ. Entrance to supper, so cents,
including euchre. You will never regret
coming, for we are going to make the sup.
per feature that will long be remembered.
The enjoyment will more than repay you
and the church will be helped along.
Samuel Rogers, the young Tenleytown
negro, who was arrested last week by Dep.
uty Sheriff MullIcsn on the charge of grand
larceny, it being alleged that he stole a
sum OF money and pair Of shoes from Thos.
r. Clagett, farmer of this vicinity, was be.
fore Justice OF the Peace Brewer here for
preliminary hearing. Rogers pleaded guilty
aud, being unable to furnish ball In the sum
of $500, was committed to Jail to await the
action of the March grand jury.
The ladies of st. Mary's Catholic Gene.
terry Association will provide a supper on
the evening of Tuesday, January %, 1907,
in the residence of the late N. D. Offutt, ST.,
on Montgomery avenue. Supper and all
kind OF refreshments will be served at moder.
ate prices. Good music will be in attendance.
The patronage of the public is respectfully
solicited. A fine lunch will be served from
IL M. to P. M. In case of rain, the enter
tainment will be held on Wednesday, Janu.
AIRY 23rd, at the same hours.
The annual "open meeting" of the Rock.
Vile Woman's Club was held on Thursday
afternoon oil last week at the home of Mrs.
Ohio II. w. Talbot. In addition to full
attendance of members there were present
quite number OF the ladies of the town.
The responses were from Byron. Mrs.
Mary Stevens Beal, of Washington, secre.
tary OF the Columbia Historical Society,
gave an interesting talk on "Art of Greece"
ing and there were several musical selec-
tons. Following the program collation.
was served.
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.
day, January 29th, beginning at z P. M.
The price OF each supper % cents. Refresh
ments, ice cream and cake also served at rea-
sonable prices. The supper will be under the
auspices of the ladies Of the Mt. Zion Bap.
fist Church and the proceeds will be given
to the Mt. Zion Cemetery Association for
the purpose of improving it. II exceed
ingly disagreeabe, come next night.
Until States Attorney Peter RECEIVERS
from the attack of grip, which is holding
him prisoner at his home here, no official
action will be taken In the attempt to poi
son young Prescott Able. The investiga-
tons carried on in New York and Balti.
more have alike been without result in de-
termining who sent the box of poisoned
dates to the sixteen-yea old boy. Attorney
Henry E. Davis, who is representing young
Abbe's father, has for the moment allowed
the case to rest, by reason of his inability to
see and confer with States Attorney Peter.
At the annual election of the directors
of the First National Bank of Gaithersburg,
the following were elected: John B. Dia-
mond, DR.. w. A. Waters, Zadoc M. Cooke,
t. 1. Fulks, Nathan Cooke. Clarence Hos
kinson, DR.. Elisha G. Etchison, George W.
Walker, Robert Plummer, Capt. James An.
dersoD, II. Maurice Talbot, l. B. Ward,
Samuel s. Hays, James s. Windsor and A.
F. Meem. The directors reelected John B.
Diamond president, II. Maurice Talbot
vice. nresidenf r r Moore cashier Jamea