Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-10-04


registration day. II not registered go and
attend to 1t. II you have moved into new
district, get transfer.
Lewis Legg, the nine. year-old son of Mr.
Luther Legg, Of Derwood, was bitten by .
dog last Saturday. The little boy was at
tackled while he was walking along the road
near his home, the animal sinking its teeth
deep into his shoulder. The dog passed
through Derwood, where 1t is said to have
bitten several dogs, and continued on to
Rockville, where 1t was chased and killed.
1t is believed the dog was mad. 1t is I'M
derstood the lad will be sent to the Pasteur
Institute at Baltimore.
The home Of Rev. Chas. H. Pence, pastor
of the Redland Lutheran Church, was the
scene last Wednesday afternoon OF very
pretty double wedding, when Miss Lollie B.
Duvall, daughter Of Mr.. Luther II. Duvall,
of Laytonsville, and Miss Daisy B. Allnutt,
daughter Of Mr.. Alden Allnutt, also of Lay
louisville, became the wives Of Messrs. Chas.
Alfred Fraley and Ernest L. F. Fraley, re.
spectively, both of the vicinity Of Redland.
The ceremony was performed by DR.. Pence.
The special meeting Of the stockholders of
the Farmers Banking and Trust Company
of Montgomery county held on Tuesday
last, at Rockville, TO consider the PROPOSE
ton TO Increase the capital stock Of the COM
pany to the amount of $4,000 with which
TO establish branch banking houses at other
points in the county, was well attended.
The vote was in the affirmative, and the
matter Of time and place Of establishment
was left In the discretion Of the company's
directorate. }Aast
Rockville had q mad-dog scare on Satur-
day morning last. An animal ioaming ct
the mouth and showing other signs Of rabies
made his appearance In town, bat did no
damage. A number Of men, armed with
revolvers and other weapons, were soon in
pursuit The dog ran Into the dwelling of
Mr.. Thomas G. Groomes. As he attempted
to pass in, the dinIng-room door was shut
to against him and he was held there be.
tween the door and the doorframe by Mr..
Groomes until shot to death by pistol shot
fred by one of the persons giving chase.
Mrs. Sarah A. Mock departed this life at
Potomac, Sept 25th, 1907, aged SO years,
months and days, and was buried In Rock
vile Cemetery on September 9th. She was
born at Taylortown, Loudoun county, Va,
February 21st, 1861, and was Miss Sarah A.
Goodhart, and is survived by her husband,
John T. Mock, OF Potomac, and five chill
dren-Mrs. Charles Grenicher, Of Washing
ton, D. O.; Mrs. Oda Magaha, Of Frederlcks
burg, Va; Miss Maud v. Mock Of Potomac;
Luther G. Mock, Of Washington, d. c., and
Miss Lena Mock, Of Potomac.
Walter p. Plumley, attorney for Harrison
Wagner, who was convicted In Washington
last spring Of perjury in connection with
writ filed against the estate Of the late John
G. Rsisinger, last Saturday applied to the
District Supreme Court to set aside the con-
vlction on the ground Of insanity. Shortly
after the conviction Wagner was adjudged
insane by jury and is now confined at the
Government Hospital for the Insane. Coun.
sci filed afidavits Of physicians and others
who have known Wagner, 10 which they
declared the man has been insane for mum.
Der of years and was of unsound mind when
he made the affidavit on which his convic.
ton was based.