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

Town and Country.

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Town and Country.
The last date for registration this year Is
October 9Th, with October 18th for revision.
Mr.. E. o. Edmonston, of this town, left
last week to visit his son, Rlch'd l.. Edmon.
ston, at East Liverpool, Ohio.
The Leesburg, Va, base ball team visited
here on Wednesday last and defeated the
Rockville team in game by score of 9
to3.
Lost, on August 18th, black and white
setter dog, black ears and tan nose. Re-
ward If returned to d. II. Warfield, Rock
Vile.
Baltimore and Ohio Excursion on Sum
day, October 9th, $1.OO to Harper's Ferry,
Charlestown and Winchester and return.
Train leaves Rockville at 9:08 A. NJ.
The Boyds Juniors visited Rockville last
Saturday and played two games of base ball
with the Rockville team, losing the first, 8 to
8, and winning the second by 10 to 8.
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,
s1gl ling July 4th. Admission, 10 cents.
81 Robert T. Mullinix, Of Damascus dis
idet, las been appointed Justice of the
@ by Gov. Warfield, and bis commits.
SION las been received by the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court.
4s. Scott Stallsmith recently sold her
farm OF 70 acres, situated in close proximity
to Beane Postoflce, this county, to Mr..
Edward J. Stellwagen, OF Washington City,
for $3.50 per acre.
See that all Of your young Democratic
friends are duly registered. 1t may be
small matter to you now, but some day you
may be on the ticket and then you will see
Kings in different light.
A meteor passed over Rockville in a
northerly direction on Tuesday evening last
between z and o'clock. In size 1t appeared
to be little larger than the sun. 1t was
noticed by few persons only.
Mr.. Frank Sherman, of Washington City,
visited the Country Club here last Saturday
evening and gave an exhibition Of pool play
ing. He later engaged in game with Mr..
James Veirs and defeated him by score of
200 TO 100.
Get to work now in each district and
organize for the coming campaign. Much
work is to be done. Registration is the first
thing to look after. See about transfers and
have your district In good shape for election
day.
Mrs. Mary A. Green has sold to Mr..
Harry G.. Poss, of this town, her house and
lot adjoining the Rockville High School, the
consideration being $500. The sale was
made by Mr.. Calvin Muncaster, real estate
broker.
The monologue and readings which were
to have been given by Mr.. A. A. Braddock at
Derwood Chapel last Wednesday evening
were postponed until next Wednesday even.
ing on account of the death OF member of
the church.
Announcement has been made of the
g ig marriage of Mr.. j. Carroll Austin.
7-n 4 Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Austin, Of near
e TO Miss Ethel Lewis, daughter Of Mr..
.rd ID. Lewis, postmast at Boyds, in
Ellington on Tuesday, October 9Th.
Look after your registration most
important part of the campaign work. Get
all your young voters on the book and see
that the Republicans do not cut of any
who have the right to vote. They are clever
at that game, but it will be called this year.
Mrs. Mary E. Mullican, wife of Mr.. J.
Arthur Mullican. died last Wednesday after.
noon at her home, at Derwood, this county
She had been ill long time from an affec-
ton Of the lungs. In addition to her
husband, she is survived by two sons and a
daughter.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Boyd's Pres
byterian Church has elected officers for the
ensuing six months. Mrs. B. F. Hicks was
unanimously reelected president, her fourth
term; Mrs. W. M. Williams, vice president,
reelected; Mrs. Fl. r. McCabe, treasurer
Miss Georgiana Lewis, secretary.
Mr.. Frank Higgins, Of this town, has pre-
sented the SENTINEL with a varied collec-
ton of dahlias OF the most laxuriant growth
and beauty that we have ever looked upon.
They are the product of his cultivation,
Among the cluster was the new Admiral
Dewey, which is OF a velvet crimson In col
or and exquisitely beautiful.
Miss Arminta FL. Tamblyn, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Tamblyn, of Spencer
vile, and Mr.. Thomas Bartlett Boss were
married Wednesday afternoon of last week
by Rev. Mr.. Tamblyn, a brother Of the bride.
The ceremony was performed in the Free
Methodist Church at Spencervllle, and was
witnessed by large gathering.
Mr.. George Vincent, SO years old, of Ger.
mantown, died at his homo last Friday.
Mr.. Vincent went west four years ago,
stopping some time in Montana and Wyom-
for his health. Seeing decline year
he returned here to be among his peo-
ss. He is survived by his father, Mr.. Ed
ger Vincent, and two brothers and three
eli ers.
Mr. Curtis Dangler, aged sixty-six years,
died on last Friday afternoon at the home
Of his daughter-in.law, Mrs. Lizzie Dang
Ter, near Great Falls, this county. He had
been i'll long while Of an affection OF the
lungs and his death was not unexpected.
Mr.. Dangler formerly resided in Washing.
ton and was the last Of large family.
Baseball enthusiasts Of this county are
arranging to give Simon B. Nichols, Of
Germantown, q handsome testimonial as
token OF their regard for him and in admi.
ration of his fine batting and shortstop play.
ing with the Philadelphia Athletic team OF
the American League this season. Nichols
will he nreaenfad the Gift at Washin1ton at