Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-09-06
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g,,a sna Country.
Br H. Gassaway has recently pur-
I.-- ne heirs the o. q. Muncaster
,, gal this town.
0.j ,a Tuesday, August 9th, 1907, at
Chevy Chase, this county, Mrs.
re CT Ager Dunlop.
.-s r august 18th, black and white
lack ears and tan nose. Re-
rned to d. H. Warfeld, Rock
ra.-l nblic school building at Middle
r. ounty, burned down last Satur-
The origin of the fire is not
a.E-
Ear r, Latimer and family, of Drum.
ounty, have returned home from
.cks, where they have been for
eev
r,g 7u ty convention of the Prohibi-
,i... fsr as held in Gaithersburg last
..a,F decided not to place local
aes 90 feld.
On barr ~, September 18th, Cardinal
Gigb.as Baltimore, will administer
ib nsa t of confirmation at st. Johns
snr ,st Glen, at 1880 o'clock in the
.aron. j will also preach.
ono Excursion on Sun.
5l)0 to Harper's Ferry,
u3 Vilchester and return.
rockville at 9:08 A. M.
merry County Museum will
Ike open 10 lie public every Thursday dur
.ne the summer from 10 A. M. to 1870 P. NJ,
legunIus ny 4th. Admission, 10 cents.
Mr. Charle, L. Piquett, of this county,
ard Niss Alna E. Rogers, of Charlottes-
willie, Va. Visited Rockville last week and
we're riglr married. by Rev. s. r. White.
,isa Ells }. Saunders, daughter Of Mr..
Fslabn Sau' ders, of Potomac district, this
suly, died N Wednesday Of last week at
.ar Cabin John, aged 20 years.
SIZE Boa nesl IL long time.
p new ition to the line-the best OF
a nanship and fittings-is put
Ia.o "Gbs Sal or Made" the pride of Dolly
Madison rats ing at 81. For sale at rep.
.usta.ai 70 stores.
.Wl for the benefit of the church
0eeger und will be held In the grove
sdio.auf a Tabor NJ. E. Church, at Etchi-
sru, g1 SSH lay, September 14th, begin
a.pg al ok. Music and refreshments.
TING : the old national bank build.
lls ia D has been removed to Pooles.
,fUsf,t ed in the new bank building
srss hauled on low-down wagon
pal traction engines at two loads.
young negro, lie in a seri.
at his home near Emory
.s esult of pistol shot inflicted
me last Saturday at Norbeck.
at the shot was fired by Harry
Cards aJe cat announcing the coming
wrdd 1a Ernest Eugene Emerson, |
naive ANA mer resident of Boyds, this |
county Lillian Marie Mitchell, of |
Erar lille ceremony to take place there |
orc aD.lar 9th.
aoi h ley, of Comus, this county,
Ji wee Gtyphoid fever, aged thirty. |
matfisl only in March last to Miss
faH aG irg lila, who survives him, with
bis rents p a brother, who is also very
sg I'd FIVE sters.
Died on - iday, September End, 1907
jDta YhJmW iulvihill, only son of Thos.
sat Asry ia. , Mulvihill. Funeral took
pifce from 7 late residence, at Silver
Spnug, WED day afternoon Interment
was in Rock Greek Cemetery.
Miss Helen Talbot, daughter of Mr.. II. |
Maurice Talbot, and Mr.. Barnard Welsh,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Welsh, will be |
married in the Methodist Episcopal Church |
here next Monday. The bridegroom-elect is
engaged in law practice in the West.
Mrs, Sarah Carey, aged 70 years, died last
Friday at the home of her son in Washing
ton, after an extended illness. She was the |
wife of John Carey, for many years resi-
dent of this county. Besides her husband,
three daughters and two sons survive her.
While playing among some fodder in an
old barn on the farm OF George w. Riggs, |
near Rockville, last Friday afternoon, James |
DelihsY, II years old, was bitten by cop |
perhead snake that was hidden among the |
fodder, and he is now in a serious condition
Mr.. Arthur Williams, of Jacksonville,
with Mrs. Williams and their son, j. Daw-
son Williams, last week moved to Ken
sington, where they will make their future
home, having rented the home of the late
William L. Jones, one of the prettiest in
Kensngton.
Charles Thompson, who resides on the
farm of Mr.. j. w. Rabbit, near Rockville,
met with painful accident near the Fair
Grounds last week. While walking along
road near the grounds stray bullet from
the shooting gallery inside the grounds
struck him in the leg. The bullet was ex-
tracted and no serious results are feared.
Mrs. Nellie Sherman has, through her at
torney, Robert B. Peter, instituted proceed
ings in the Circuit Court here for an abso-
lutte divorce from her husband, Frederick
Sherman, on the ground of desertion. The
bill alleges that the couple were married in
Alexandria, Va, in January, 1900, and that
four years later the plaintiff was deserted.
We hope the home. makers and store own
ers are keeping in mind the prizes offered
by the Civic League OF So for the lawn
which is most improved during the season
and So to the store keeper who has the most
Clearly premises, viewed from both front
and back streets. Judges are keeping their
eyes open. Prizes will be awarded Octo-
Der /, 1907.
Rev. G. o. RoseDsteel, pastor OF st. Johns
Church, Forest Glen, who also built the
Church OF the Nativity at Brightwood, ID.