Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-12-13
Fatal aud gersnual.
gown and Country.

Early Sunday night last fire, from an
unknown cause, consumed q carload Of
baed straw on the farm of the late Cooke
Robertson, near Derwood.
The following are the attractions for this
month at the Montgomery Country Club
December 10, grand opera by the grama
phone; %, Xmas tree; 81, New Year dance
Died, on December 9th, at her residence,
at Burnt Mills, this county, Sarah E. Gardi.
ner, beloved wife Of John W. Gardiner and
sister of the late DR.. VIM. Jones, Of Wash
ington.
The ladies of St. Peters congregation will
hold an oyster supper in Grange Hall, at
Olney, on Thursday evening, January 18th.
All are invited. There will be music and
dancing.
The annual supper by the ladies of st..
Gabriers Church will be given in the K. Of
P. Hall at Potomac on Tuesday evening,
January 14th Music and dancing. Every
one is welcome.
Rev. J. P. Lewis, Of Rockville, has &C.
cspted call to the Christian Church at
tlissmmee, Fla, and left on Thursday to
sg ,r his new field Of labor, which begins
% the 10Th instant.
The ladies of Colesville M. E. Church
South will hold an oyster and meat supper
in Colesville W. O. 7. U. Hall on Tuesday,
December 18th, commencing at P. M.
Proceeds for the benefit Of the parsonage.
All are cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. T. Bogley, of this vlcini-
ty, have issued invitations to the wedding re.
ception of their daughter, Beulah Beckman
Bogley, and Mr.. ]. g. Coleman, of Wash
ington, whose marriage will take place the
evening of December 18th.
Mr.. Eugene Hughes, formerly of this
county, and son of DR.. Benjamin Hughes,
of Frederick county, died Monday at his
residence in Washington. He was 55 years
OF age. His wife, Emma G. Hughes, and
five children survive him.
Mrs. Kitty 81. Connell died last Friday
night at her home in this town, aged 70
years. She had long been in poor health,
her death being due to general debility.
She was the widow Of James Connell, and
is survived by sevep children.
The condition of Chas. Grimes, of Boyd's,
who had his arm caught in crushing ma.
chine on the farm OF VIM. III. Williams last
week, is improving. MIR. Grimes arm was
30 badly mangled that the surgeons at the
Emergency Hospital, Washington, ampu-
tated it near the elbow.
The marriage of Miss Kate 5. Tschiffely,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson B.
Tschifey, of Darnestown district, and Mr..
Edward Hines, Jr OF Milton N. c., took |
place last Wednesday afternoon in the Pres |
byterian Church at DarnestoWn. Rev. w.
Fl. Stone, pastor OF the church offlclated.
The Supreme Court OF the Iniled States
did not grant the motion to dimlss the suit |
H 70. Mr.. Geo. H. Lamar, ct this town,
o. aa OF the State OF Louisiana against
airy OF the Interior and the Com
..a of the General Land Office. but
fsndies 10 defendants to pleat 10 the bill.
The CHEF of the Weather Bureau has es-
tablslod CO operative station in Rockville
as q part of the chronological Ervice. This
paper will publish the weekly Export show
ing the maximum and minimum tempera-
lures and average rainfall for this vicinity.
The daily reports will be displayed at
Wilson's drug store.
Col. Willis L. Moore, Chiefo the U. s.
Weather Bureau, who recently purchased
farm near this town, during last Fall set out
twenty acres In apple trees Of many varieties
The fruit from these trees will be kept in
firm, salable condition in a cold Storage plant
to be Installed by COL Moore uIOn his farm
when 1t is needed.
Mrs. G. S. McReynolds (uee Lechlider) |
and her two children left here On Wed es-
day last to sail for Cuba, wheresae will meet |
her husband, who is Second Lieutenant in
the United States Army stationed in Cuba.
He has been there for the past seventeen |
months and was also there during the Span.
ish-American War.
Among the young lawyers who success
fully passed the State Bar examination at |
Baltimore last week was Mr.. E. Reeves |
Braddock, son of Mr.. A. A. paddock, of |
this town. The young man d a graduate |
of the Rockville High School and OF the |
law department Of George Washington Uni. |
versity. He expects to practice his PROBES. |
sion in the Courts of Washington, D. c.,
and Maryland.
A handsome, hammered Bte granite |
monument has just been srped in the |
Rockville Cemetery to the % lory Of the |
late William Veirs Bouic, Z. The base is |
about FIVE feet square and on th Nb.base the
name Bouic is in heavy. RAISED ornamental
axed letters, while the concayed liz is nicely
rived at top, with apprOprae inscrip-
lion ia raised letters below. It beautiful
Lisca o. work and adds greatly % the EN-.
5elsAu ut of the cemetery. ). d. Heagy,
Of E0clville, was tho CONTRACT
Mr.. William Maclean, arts ani imper.
senator, will give a second ClslB Talk on
Friday, December 1871, At S3O P. NJ. in
the Episcopal s. 8. Room, andt Toe auspices
of the Chsncel Chapter. Admission, rs
cents; children, Is cents. a few weeks
ago Mr.. Maclean delighted he audience
with his wonderful crayon drawings and his
impersonations. Many wished to hear him
again and those who did not come wished
another chance. different program this
time, unique, humorous, attractive through
out
A County Sunday School Convention of
the Maryland Sunday School Uuion will be
held at the M. 4. Church South in Rock
vile, on thursday and Friday December
10 and 20, 1907, beginning q l:So P. M. on
Thursday 18th. Each SUNDAY School in
the county is entitled to one dele0a,e Ills