Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-09-11
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Town and Country.

Mrs. Lewis Reed, of Jamestown, has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Philip Reed, Of
Montrose.
There will be supper at the old church,
Hunting Hill, on September 18th. II rainy,
next fair evening.
Saturday, September 18th, is legal holl-
day; Old Defenders Day; anniversary OF the
battle of North Point; State, not ma
tlonal holiday.
The Catonsyille Country Clab base ball
team OF Baltimore suffered double defeat
here at the hands OF Rockville on Monday
by scores of IS to 4 and 10 TO II.
Miss Daisy Benson, daughter OF Mr.. Jonas
Benson, Of Brookeville, this county, and Mr..
Charles Musgrove, Of the same vicinity, were
married in Rockville on Tuesday by Rev
8. R. White.
Capt. Edgar T. Conley,a native of this
county. has been detailed as professor Of
military science at the Maryland Agricul'
tural College and will at once take up bis
new duties.
Attention, Democrats. Repatriation days
are Tuesday, September 10th, and Tuesday
October 9th. Every Democrat should be
q committee Of one to look after the regis
tration for the Democracy.
A pic mic will be held at the Seneca BaP.
list Church on Saturday, September 18th,
beginning in the afternoon. Supper and
refreshments will be served. The picnic is
for the benefit of the church.
Mr.. W. Robert Lyddane has purchased
the Baptist parsonage, In this town, for
$500. He will shortly move from the farm
he recently sold and become resident Of
our village by occupying his new purchase.
The Rockville base ball team had 1t easy
with Kensington last Saturday, winning 0
to on the latters grounds. The game was
played In a drizzling rain and was called at
the end Of the seventh inning. Il was the
fourth game between the two teams this
season, the series now standing tO2.
By reference to our advertising columns
ON second page 1t will be observed that q
change has been made In the advertisement
of the famous Dolly Madison Shoe, which
should attract the attention Of our readers.
Welearn thatthese shoes have large sale In
our county and are giving general satisfac-
ton.
The q. E. Society OF Germantown will
hold an Oriental Fair and sociable on the
lawn of the Presbyterian manse, on Friday,
September 11th, from A to II F. M. Ice
cream, cake, CONNECTIONS and sapper, Ia
carte, will be served and many pleasing Tea
lures will be presented by the young people
In costume. All invited.
Frank Hill, Washington dairyman, Of
Bethesda, this county, died at his home on
Wednesday OF last week, after long illness.
The funeral was held from the home Of his
mother, near Bethesda, Rev. g. W. McCul-
Tough, Rev. Thomas Campbell and Rev. r.
p. Flournoy conducting the last rites. His
mother, four sisters and brother survive
him. H.
James e. Ballenger, through his attorney,
Arthur Peter, has filed suit in the Circuit
Court here against the Washington and
Rockville Electric Railway Company claim
ing damages In the sum Of 5000 for per-
sonal injuries. The bill alleges that while q
passenger on one Of the company's cars last
month he was seriously injured by being
thrown forward when the car was brought
TO sudden stop.
Over ninety per cent Of the business OF
this country is done with checks or other
evidences of credit. There must be reason
for this, else why would 80 much business
be done this way. There are very many
good reasons why every one should have
checking account. If you are not already
In the 80 per cent class, come In and let us
show you why you ought to be- FARMERS
BANKING AND TRUST COMPANY, Rockville,
Md.
Mrs. W. W. Ricketts,, who resides near
Potomac, this county, is recovering from 10.
iuries received last week by the accidental
discharge of q shotgun. A grandson, 10 q
room adjoining that in which Mrs. Ricketts,
was seated, accidentally knocked down the
gun, which struck chair or other object
Is it fell, causing an explosion. The load
passed through the open door and portion
OF 1t took effect In Mrs. Ricketts, arm and
shoulder, inficting an ugly wound.
Mr.. o. n. Hobbs. Superintendent OF the
Baltimore Division of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. announces the appointment
OF Mr.. J. P. Duvall as agent at Garrett Park
In place of Mr.. Columbus Ricketts,, who has
been transferred to Derwood. Mr.. Hobbs
also announces the appointment of Mr.. ]. e..
Hoover as agent at Silver Spring In place Of
Mr.. J. E. Burns, who was transferred TO the
agency at UnlontoWn, D. c., in place Of Mr..
T. a. Ralney, who has resigned.
Under the auspices Of the Concord Sun.
day School an allday Sunday School cele.
bratlon will be held in the grove adjoining
the church, Saturday, September 26th, 1908,
commencing at 10 A. NJ. The feature Of
the day will be Rotations, dialogues, etc.,
by the school and addresses by prominent
speakers. The ladies in charge Of the school
will dispense sand witches, coffee and re.
treatments during the hour Of recess, 70 de.
fray the expenses OF the entertainment.
Everybody is cordially invited to come out
and spend pleasant day in the grove.
RPVAu. Kern and Lewis Climb.