Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-06-28
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Town and Country.

evening, excepting Saturday, at z O'Clock
beginning July 1st
The County Commissioners on Tuesday
last rescnded the order offering $1,000 re
ward in the Henley poisoning cases.
Miss Mary G.. Moore, of Sandy Spring
neighborhood, sailed last week for Europe
where she will spend several weeks.
Married, in Baltimore, on June 21st, a
the home OF the bride, DIR. Thos. NJ. Over
and Miss Grace Rutherford Crawford.
Mrs. Isabella Collins, widow of the late
William Collins, of Potomac district, wa
paralyzed last week. She is 81 years of age
The Burden Bearer Circle of the Kings
Daughters will meet with Mrs. John j
Higgins on Tuesday, July End, at 10 O'Clock
A. M.
On July 9th a game of baseball will be
played at the Fair Grounds here between
the Alexandria, Va, and the Rockville
teams.
Strayed,a black Galloway heller, five
months old. Last seen near B. & o. Depot
Rockville. Kindly notify F. Hazel Cashell
Derwood, Md.
A call has been issued by Chairman Rob-
G.. Hilton for meeting of the Central and
County. Committees to be held on Monday
next, in Rockville, at II o'clock.
The Montgomery County Museum will
be open to the public every Thursday dur
ing the summer from 10 A. M. to 1:30 P. NJ,
beginning July 4th. Admission, 10 cents.
The annual Washington Grove camp
meeting will begin on July 8 and continue
ten days. 1t will be followed by the an
nusl session of the Washington Grove
Chautauqua.
Mr.. Charles Edmund Dryer and Miss
Mary E. Warfeld, both of Wheaton dis
trict, this county, were married last week in
Grace Episcopal Church, Woodside, by the
rector, Rev. George II. McGrew.
st. Johns Day was observed Sunday last
by the Masons of Rockville and vicinity by
attending services at the Methodist Episco-
pal Church South, where a sermon was
preached by Rev. Ernest L. Woolf
Mr.. Irwin Monroe Mullican, of Derwood,
and Miss Eva F. Mills, Of Washington, were
married in Rockville last Wednesday even
ing, the ceremony being performed by Rev.
s. R. White, of the Baptist Church, at the
minister's home.
Mrs. Susan Schreiner, aged SO years, died
last Sunday morning at the home OF her son,
Major Herman Schreiner, at Forest Glen, of
general debility, incidental to her advanced
age. She was the widow of Henry j.
Schreiner, formerly of Frederick, Md.
Thomas John Austin, 90 years OF age,
died al Boyds, this county, on Monday night
last after short illness, said to have been
the only sickness of his life. Mr.. Austin
often walked to Washington, Rockville or
Frederick, rarely using railroad train. He
never married.
Invitations have been issued for the mar.
riage OF Miss Hattie May Penny, daughter
of Mrs. Alice Morgan, Of Forest Glen, and
Mr.. Edward Hubbard Quinter, the cere.
mony to take place in the Woodside Prot
estant Episcopal Church the afternoon of
SATURDAY, June ~.
During severe thunder storm on Tues
day last lightning struck the house of Mr..
Maurice Appleby, Takoma Park, this coun-
ty, setting fire to the structure and severely
injuring Mrs. H. Morris, boarder. The
house was almost totally destroyed and but
a portion Of the furniture was saved. The
loss is estimated at about 5000, and insur-
ance will not cover that amount.
Raymond Jenkins and John Ford, negro
prisoners held in the county Jail here on
charge of larceny, were detected in an at
tempt to escape. They had In some way
procured a large jack knife, by means of
which they had partly sawed through the
lock Of their cell. They had 10 readiness
key whitfield out of piece of hard wood,
modelled after the key of the front door of
the Jail.
The directors Of the Poolesvile National
Bank have purchased the old hotel brick
building located in Poolesville, as business
house, for the sum of 81 $50, The present
building will be supplanted by new build
suitability for the banking business. The
vault in the old Rockville National Bank
building has also been purchased and will be
hauled from here over the road, as it weighs
only six tons.
The following dele gates from this county
left Tuesday for the convention OF the State
Teachers Association at Jamestown: Ira C..
Whitaker, r. w. Stout, Frank W. Watkins,
Misses Lena v. Tolson, Attic Bartgiss, Maud
Dugent, Amanda b. Griffith, Nora J. Rab-
bitt, Lille M. Green and Ella V. Kicker
School Commissioners George X. Rice and
George II. Lamar, Superintendent Earle B..
Wood and about thirty school teachers in
all left for the conven ton In company with
the delegates.
The Sunday School entertainment held
at Mobley's grove, Derwood, this county, on
Thursday evening Of last week, was great
success in every respect. A good sum of
money was realized for the benefit of the
chapel, and all who were present enjoyed a
delightful evening. Addresses were deliv-
cred by Messrs Bowie F. Waters and J.
Dawson Williams, which were much en-
joyed by the audience. Great credit is due
the committee of Derwood ladies, who had
the affair in charge, for its successful man
agement
The Mite Society of the Rockville NJ. E
Church South was on Friday evening last
entertained at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
John NJ. HeagY. The usual business SEES
sion was held, after which pleasing music
al and literary program was rendered. in
GLIDING solos by Mrs. Otis N. Linthicum
Mrs. Mary A. Green, Miss Maude Heagy