Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-09-13
gufal aud 9etsuual.
Town and Country.

Town and Country.
Worth knowing-the reputation and ex
oerience Of forty years is back of each pal
If Dolly Madison Shoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j. Owen, with
lumber Of young ladies from Gaithersburg
re visiting the jamestown Exposition.
The Montgomery County Museum will
open to the public every Thursday dur.
ig the summer from 10 A. M. to 100 P. M.
sginning July 4th. Admission, 10 cents.
On Sunday, September 10Th, Cardinal
ibbons, of Baltimore, will administer
the sacrament Of confirmation at st. Johns
Church, Forest Glen, at 1890 o'clock In the
morning, and Will also preach.
On Monday last at the yard on the farm
of Mr.. Edward Ward, near Hunting hill, a
large stack of wheat was set on fire while
driving the engine amongst the stacks max
ing ready to thresh and entirely consumed.
A lawn fete for the benefit of the church
improvement fund will be held In the grove
adjoining Mt. Tabor M. E. Church, at Etchi-
son, on Saturday, September 14th, begin
ming at o'clock. Music and refreshments.
The st. Mary Catholic Cemetery Associa-
ton will hold cake and bread sale at the
residence Of the late N. d. Offutt, on Satur.
day, September 14th, beginning at 2 P. N.
Come and secure good home made things
for Sunday.
Baltimore and Ohio Excursions ON Sun
Gay, September 10, $1.00 to Harper's Ferry
and Martinsburg and return; $1.35 to
Berkeley Springs and return; $500 to Gum.
berland and return. Special train leaves
Rockville at S:46 A. NJ.
Mr.. Spencer G. Jones has purchased the
lot at the corner of Washington and Jeffer-
son streets, adjoining the residence of Miss
Lucy Russell, and will, 1t is understood, con.
tribute it as site for the new church the
Baptists of Rockville propose to erect In the
near fntnra
Mr.. James E. Trundle has resigned as
teller o. the First National Bank OF Gath
srsbgTg sad Mr.. Frank B. Severance, form
elly connected with the Gaithersburg Mill
ing rnd Aanufacturlng Company, will sue.
e0eG him. Mr.. Trundie has purchased the
mas sh3ndise business OF John A. Belt at
Ga thcmH !.
BILE that the Trainers Banking
aaE )mpany of this town may es-
t anch business at Kensington,
6lnty sometime in the near future, in
eul.g al with prominent citizens OF that
saEa ntly the head officials OF the
eqaa- npany here had talk upon
,Ae 'laia With the Kensingtonians who
arc .os without reaching anything
aeGuts.
Ihuf6iAg afternoon of last week heavy
electrical s4),m, accompanied by rain and
bel pas r nver the northern section of this
county ae lid considerable damage to the
oofa cro2a q that vicinity, which had Just
about @af ed from the damage done by
hi CLOUD, ct Of four or five weeks ago.
Gonv ere blown down and lightning
s.futa large hay ricks, which burned
20 t1e l4l.
.'Ce fl most attractive features at our
la,e fat ae horse department was the
handsome 5sddle stallion owned by MI.
t,aos cholson, of Olney, and his per-
,o.m8uce lore the grand stand showing
IS merit C. saddle horse. He was COM
llimooted his success and admired for his
eEoiY Of Ior, carriage and conformation
by thl ,s' lumber of spectators. Recent
iy he COS. ha owner $4,000 in Kentucky.
Misa Carer Magruder Warren, daughter
0I Mrs. jar es Warren, of Harrisonburg,
Va, wh1 has been visiting in Rockville for
the past sen raj weeks, sprung a genuine
surprise her friends last Saturday by
.Ahg Of Washington and becoming
The atde Mr.. Wade Cothran, of Rome,
GE They ng folks were married at the
6h9Iehan tel by Rev. Slater Dunlap, the
ceremony Ig witnessed by several of their
i0tim&te ds.
NJ ,ioal :. Burch's creamery at Boyd's
was 1tslly destroyed early last Friday
morning By fire, which is said to have been
She w0rb d An incendiary. The loss was
total, So Ar 3urch had no insurance. A
large straw gick, within fifty feet Of the fire,
which stood close to barn containing 100
i, AIRED by the flames, since there
As bot little air stirring. The plant was
.ous.jered % be one of the most modern in
IA. eo,sa and did a big business with
Washington and Philadelphia markets. A
eW dsys rs Mr.. Burch had his smokestack
-ad engine incased in asbestos and was To
lsya bad bis property insured. An lndica.
lien TIA the fire was of incendiary origin
s'd 10 be the fact that it started far from
ne eaEae. The alarm was given by the
ga Of passing trains at $50 O'Clock in