Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-10-18
@Dfal aud 9ersn,ral.
Town and Country.


Town aud Country.
Hr. James F. Green, our popular towr
baiIid, les dangerously Ill in the last stag
Of eons9n ption.
Mira. Msry E. Slater, wife of James W
slater al. d at her home, near Potomac, or
MondaY, aged 6S years.
The mint child of Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.
HickeFs7s, of this town, died on Saturday
morning lst and was inferred at German.
town ca sunday.
BY The report of the officers of registra-
tiou 1ada on Tuesday last, it is shown that
the Demt Gratis have made gain Of 240
Yatea IN Il g county.
M,as x, oda Ellen Howard and Mr.. Allen
3 Smith. both Of this county, went to Fred.
click lsst week and were married by Rev.
5. b. Il, lch at his home.
J. Caig Muncaster, real estate broker,
lstely sol for the American Security and
Tros; mpany, of Washington City, a
house lot at Bethesda, this county. to
hIr 2 Z Seek for $1.525.
A. 50 cial meeting of the State Board
Of Ednoa on held Tuesday at Hotel Rem.
uert, more, the Bethesda school case
wa The decision will be made at
d ieeting of the board.
are illness of four weeks duration
w. loid fever, Mr.. L. G. Orndorff,
Of WIS" igton City, is recovering. This
p 2 u I'd news to his many friends in
This ga y, of which he is native.
Mi5t onia Annie Burriss and Mr.. Saml
n srby both of Layhill, this county, were
carried 4 Rockville last week by Rev. T.
A 'ell, pastor Of the Baptist Church,
..s Of the minister being the scene Of
'ae tsau
~ ,xander B. Carr, OF this county,
Fa Sc leriously injured In a collision be.
l g itreet car and wagon at 18th
i and Pennsylvania avenue, Washing.
.s. la igust 18th, died at his homo last
L-oar
A,s lward Larman, of the upper Sec
ion v. is county, who was injured last
sea ng the wind storm, is doing well
ecover. She was struck by part
NJ g 1879 'hich had blown off near her home
a.1 Or q time unconscious.
# A. Scull, for the past three years
he Free Methodist Church OF Alex.
va, has been assigned to the pastor
81 Free Methodist Church at this
lace. Q will also have charge of the
huTch hSpencerville, Layhill and Avery.
10 su ds Rev. ]. w. Tamblyn.
Dir, Hite Miller has sold for Mrs. Eva
Acblsof eighty-five acres of land on the
Eeorgeso vn pike, near Bethesda. The pur-
chaser was Mr.. w. P. Lipecomb, the builder
abingdon. There are no buildings on
property The price paid was $4,000. The
chase was made as an investment
The lies of Mt Tabor M. E. Church
scld and oyster and meat supper in the
- at bouse adjoining the creamery of Mr..
les Hawkins, near Etchison, on the
ings If Friday and Saturday, October
snd 26th. from to II P. NJ. Supper
a 5eiTsshments served at popular prices.
IN hontgomery Clagett, of Potomac
4 r.ct, mis- county, died at the home of his
oar Clagett, Waynesville, Ohio, on
aday. aged 65 years. The deceased was
uaaga f this county, one of our foremost
1aae nd his death will be mourned by
srRo Gle of relatives and acquaintances.
Bessie May Reid, daughter Of Mr..
pd Nh George Reid, of the vicinity Of
'ailaegsburg, and Mr.. Clarence Edward
Anls, he same locality, were married on
faursdaY evening of last week at the par
s)naga Grace M. E. Church, Gathers
ourg Rev. H. W. Burruss, the pastor, off,
eating
DR. }. E. Lewis, of this town, left yes
lerlay Atlantic City with Mr.. Raymond
Grief. Washington Grove, who has been
cutie with nervous prostration for the
past q weeks. Mr.. Crist is an official of
The 3uHl ~ of Commerce and Labor, and
rec returned from his second trip to
The VI i. While there he visited the ia
mo-a nley Falls In the interior of Africa.
~ ton Lewis, pastor Of the Rockville
Cn1i.la Church, is in Norfolk, Va, this
W ending the annual convention Of
EH stan Church. 1t is arranged for
S. ia 90 delegates to this convention to
GST. Ia body into the grounds Of the
3au yn Exposition on Thursday. This
81 e large assembly of religious body
reqr. ling over million and quarter Of
American citizenship.
At noon on Wednesday of last week, Mr..
Roscoe Vinton Wood, son Of Mrs. Virginia
A. Wood, OF GAINESVILLE. this county, was
married TO Miss Jessie Hanna Hickman, of
Chicago, at Fort Wayne, Ind, at the home
of relative of the bride. Mr.. Wood is con-
nected with the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road as civil engineer, with headquarters
in Baltimore. Miss Hickman Is daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Cameron Heck.
man, of Chicago, and niece Of Mr. Samuel
d. Hanna, Of Fort Wayne, Ind. Mr.. Geo.
A. Bryant, of Cleveland, was best man, and
Miss Bessie Scott, of Chicago, bridesmaid.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. II.
b. Master, of the First Presbyterian Church.
Death Of Thomas PyIes.-Mr. Thos.
Pyles, aged nearly seventy years, one OF the
most esteemed farmers and citizens in this
county, died at his home, near Poolesville,
on Thursday night of last week, from a
stroke Of paralysis which he suffered a few
days ago. He was a member OF the Both
Virginia Cavalry, under Col. Elijah White,
in the Confederate army, serving through
most of the war.
Among the large number of patriotic
young men OF this county who cast their
lot with the fortunes of the South during
hn r.nrInd Of Xanhna inuaainr, rnnn IoIA