Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-07-12
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Town and Country.


vile, this county.
Rev. r. A. Smith will give an illustrate
lecture at Seneca, on "Travels in the Hol
Land" Saturday night.
Lost, pair of eye glasses, nickle rims.
suitable reward will be given if left at TIT
residence of DR.. E. Anderson, Rockville.
Mr. T. B. Edwards, of this county, ha
been appointed to clerkship in the forestry
service of the government at Washington
Mr.. Frank Higgins, of this town, left her
on Saturday last, with his boy and mum
Der OF his eliminates" to camp out at Chesa
peake Beach for ten days.
Mr.. Edward G. Peter was elected at tht
late annual meeting of the Maryland State
Bar Association vice-president of the Asso
citation for this judicial circuit.
Baltimore and Ohio Excursions on Sun
day, July 14th, $1.OO to Harper's Ferry
Charlestown and Winchester and return
Train leaves Rockville at 9:0S A. M.
The Montgomery County Museum will
be open to the public every Thursday dur.
ing the summer from 10 A. M. to 100 P. M.
beginning July 4th. Admission, 10 cents.
At a recent examination of candidates for
admission to the Maryland State bar Mr..
j. Dawson Williams, of Jacksonville, this
county, passed first among eighty appli,
cants.
Mr.. and Mrs. George q. Lewis, of this
town, left Monday morning for Burlington,
Vermont, where they will spend the sum-
mer. They will stop two weeks in Spring.
field, Mass.
DR.. Stewart b. Muncaster will leave on
the End of August next for Oakland, Md,
and will not return to the practice OF his
profession before the expiration of two
months vacation.
The old hotel property at Poolesville
bought for the new national bank in that
town has been RACED and work begun on
the foundation. 1t is expected the bank
will be finished by fall.
Approaching this town on Tuesday last,
the horse driven by Mr.. j. Dawson Will
lams SHE'D away from an automobile near
the western limit, turned the vehicle on a
short lock and crushed the wheel. Fortu-
nately no other damage was done.
The Town Counsel of Glen Echo has
fixed the tax rate for the year 1907 08 at 80
cents on the 800, being the same as that of
last year. The taxable basis of the town Is
about $4,000. Bernard A. Duke has been
appointed Town Clerk and Treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel B. Wetherald, of
Sandy Spring, last week celebrated the
twenty-fifth anniversary of their marriage
by entertaining about one hundred and fifty
of their friends from this county and else
where. Mr.. and Mrs. Wetherald received
many handsome presents.
At the annual meeting OF the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union OF the Sandy
Spring neighborhood, the following officers
were elected: President, Mrs. F. d. Jack,
son; vice president, Mrs. Emily I. Massey;
secretary, Mrs. Lucy o. Barnes; treasurer,
Mrs. F. M. Wetherald.
Suits for damages aggregatng $4,000
for injuries received by John A. Kunlo and
his wife, Elizabeth G. Kunlo, in the Terra
Gotta wreck, December 30th, 1905, were filed
Tuesday in the District of Columbia Su-
preme Court against the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company.
AS we go to press, Sheriff Colt and Geo.
E. White are in Washington to identify
negro arrested there answering to the de-
scription OF the man who shot and robbed
Souder, near Redland. Mr.. White is sup.
posed TO have talked with the negro on the
road before the shooting.
While running away last Friday after
noon horse attached to buggy owned
and driven by Conway Rogers, of Etchison,
plunged through plate glass window in
the front Of the store OF Leopold Taylor, 9th
and P streets northwest, Washington City,
wrecking the window. The damage is es-
tmated at about 5000. No one was injured.
Miss Mabel Whitney was married Wed.
nesday evening of last week at Woodside,
the home of her father, DR.. Whitney, to
Mr.. jarrett N. Shauck, of Forest Glen.
Only few intimate friends were present
Mr.. and Mrs. Shauck lett for short honey.
moon trip. Mr.. Shauck has been connect.
ed with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
for Is years. They will reside at Forest
Glen.
Mr.. Thomas G. Homiller and Messrs
Darby, Of Seneca, are making every effort
to locate copper in paying quantities on the
Seby farm, near Sugarland, this county,
and some very nice samples have been taken
out. Last week a barrel of the best ore was
shipped from Boyd's to the Copper 5melt-
ing Company, in Baltimore, for examina-
ton. Mr.. Homiller has had previous min
ing experience in the West.
Mr.. Arthur W. Brown, of Brighton, and
Miss Mary f. Cashell, of Sunshine, this
county, were married on July End at the
home Of the bride by Rev. j. Il. Schlinke,
pastor OF Mount Carmel NJ. 4. Church.
The ceremony was witnessed by large
gathering. A reception was held, after
which the couple lett for the jamestown
Exposition. The bride is a daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Csshell.
The annual camp meeting at Washington
Grove began on Tuesday last and will con
tinue for ten days. Rev. j. r. Sumwalt, oil
Washington, Presiding Elder OF Washing.
ton District, will be in charge, and he will
be assisted by ministers from Washington
and other places. Rev. A. H. Zimmerman
will again have charge of the young peoples
meetings. The camp will be followed by
the annual session of the Washington Grove
Chautauqua.
Mrs. l.. II. Gilliss and daughter Viola
have Just returned from a months visit Il
her daughter Ethel, in Pittsburg, and j. s
Gilliss, Jr., in Warren, o. Their visit includ