Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-06-07
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Town and Country.

Town and Country.
DR.. B. p. Wilson, Dentist, of Rockville,
will be at Sandy Spring every Monday.
During the month of May just past the
average register Of the thermometer was SO
degrees.
Worth knowing-the reputation and ex.
perience Of forty years is back of each pair
of Dolly Madison Shoes.
Mr.. Reuben L. Baker and Miss Carolyn
Pearl Osterkamp, both of the vicinity of
Colesville, were married here Tuesday by
Rev. s. II. White.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss
Jane Elizabeth Bailey, formerly Of this coun.
ty, to Mr.. Edward F. Gillian on Wednesday,
June 10th, at Holy Trinity Church, George.
town, d. @.
Shortly before O'Clock Tuesday evening
fire broke out In the straw packing plant Of
R. H. Pumphrey, at Germantown, destroy
ing the entire plant and stable near by. The
loss is about $1,000.
The report of the Examiners on change
In the public road, as petitioned for by @.
Brashears and others, has been filed with the
County Commissioners, and Tuesday July
9th, at II O'Clock, was set for q hearing.
Messrs. William F. Prettyman and Ernest
Reeves Braddock, Of this town, graduated In
law at the commencement of the George
Washington University, Of Washington,
this week and had conferred on them the
degree of Bachelor of Laws.
Ex.Mayor Cornelius Eckhardt, of Ken
sington, and Miss Mary Isherwood, of Der
wood, this county, teacher in the public
school at Kensington, were married in
Washington on Wednesday by Rev. Luther
Frantz, of the Lutheran Church.
The unwilling of the Jefferson Davis statue
at Richmond, Va, on Monday last was at
tended by Capt. Thomas Griffith and Mr..
Spencer c. Jones, of this town, two ex. Con-
federates, and they were prominently re-
ceived by their old comrades in war.
Rev. r. A. Smith, who, for number of
years, has been the pastor of the Baptist
Churches at Poolesville and Travilah, this
county, has rendered his resignation and
will, it is understood, accept a call to the
pastorate of the Upper Seneca Church, this
county.
Frederick City has been decided upon as
the place for holding the annual meeting of
the Western District Baptist Association
The various churches of this county will
participate in the convention and each will
send number Of delegates. The conven-
ton will assemble June 25th.
TIC regular {Iuariagiy DIS. he So
oety Of Friends will DE hold C.. meet.
ing heuse at Sandy spring on sunday and
MONDAY, June 9tl s4J 'At 7s our for
tho sunday Jnea!iue r. A.
Monday ss 10 & oe.saa- crested
are cordially ipyi.a5 sttenl
Mr. laras w. Benson, aged 90 years, a
native 81 Germantown, This county, lied in
Woodbury., Baltinora ounty, 'ast unday
morning lie Is survived By thr1 others,
two in this county ohm and Is |. Ben.
son, and z j. Benson. Of " h. IN, and
two sisters near Cedar Grove, 5r Harriet
Siblsy and Mts v r 1oe IN
NJ zsbeth King, .1 Scot.
hlDg, 81 gas Ciarksborg, o. y, died
az her home o. Sunday morn 1t, aged
30 years, Of cumpiie8eoB f cisco es. She
was .he daughter Of tn .ll William VIII
iiams, OF tlst section. Three children sur
we her One son, Itohey King, resides in
Washington CITY Or three brothers, one is
Somer5et r Williams, q Boyds
Carroll Buxton, IA years old, OF uAithers.
burg, this county, was admitted to the Pas
teur department of the College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Baltimore, last week for treat.
ment. He was bitten on the finger May
18th by pet beagle hound, which was
killed afterward and its head sent to the
Institution. From the preliminary exami.
nation it was found that the dog was rabid.
In adouble-header at Kensington on Deco.
ration Day between the Braddocks of Wash.
ington and the Kensington Athletics the
Braddocks won the first and lost the second
game-score of first game, g. to 8; second
game, to g. The Kensington boys have
now won two out of three games of the
series with the Braddocks, who have been
beaten by no other baseball team this year.
Invitations have been sent out TO many
persons throughout the county to meet and
form what is to be known as Country Club
The invitation reads: "Yor are invited 10
attend a meeting of those interested In the
organization of The Montgomery Country
Club, to discuss the formation and organ
ization. The meeting will be held Juno
7th, at the residence OF Mr.. Thomas M. Tai
bott, Rockville, at $50 z. M. We expect to
start modestly and grow"
The annual closing exercises of the Rock.
Vile Academy were held in the Town Hall
Wednesday evening. The medaists were
as follows: Scholarship, Katherine l.. Pack
ard; junior scholarship, Matte @. Packard;
language, L. Mildred Higgins; mathematics,
Carrie G. England. The honor list includ-
ed Lavinia Dawson. Carrie England, L. MIL
dred Higgins, Katherine L. Packard, Matte
G. Packard, Reginald T. Friebus, J. M. Jovo,
Frank Fl. Higgins, d. Smith and G G. Veirs.
We are informed by elow-townsman
who recently met abroad a gentleman, whose
calling brings him in contact with Court
records throughout the United States, that
that gentleman stated to him that the rec
ords in the Court House here are better kept
in all respects than any others in this State
yes, better than any in the United States,
80 far as my investigation has gone" was
his supplemental statement. This is very
complimentary to our public officials and it
is deemed worthy Of mention.
The name of the owner of the automo.
bile that recently caused the death Of the