Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-10-30
9neal aud 9ersnaral.
Town and Country.


Under the will OF the late Mrs. Charlotte
A. P. Goldsborough, OF Cambridge, Md.
Mr.. P. D. Laird, Of this town, a nephew o
the deceased, is bequeathed $500.
The ladies of the Chancel Guild OF St.
Johns Church will hold an oyster supper
In Olney Grange Hall on Thursday, No
vember 18th, from to 10 P. M. All art
cordially invited.
The engagement has been announced o
Miss Maud Fowler, of Marietta, Ohio, and
Mr.. Ralph E. Jones, of this town. 1t II
understood the wedding will take place thu
last week in November.
Baltimore and Ohio Excursion on Sun.
day, November 1st; $1.00 to Harper'G
Ferry and Martinsburg and return; $20C
to Cumberland and return. Special tralr
leaves Rockville at S:46 A. M.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Trinity M. E
Church will hold an oyster and meat supper
in Perry Waters hall, Germantown Station
on November 5, 1908, beginning at P. M
Come one, come all.
The marriage of Miss Rosa Marie Holland
and Major John Mcdonald is announced tc
take place on November 9th at Christ Epis
copal Church, this town, at 1:30 o'clock In
the afternoon.
Mrs. Mamie Burroughs Hickerson, wife OIL
II. Clifton Hickerson, died at her home in
Brookland, D. c., ON October 23rd, 1908, in
the 43rd year Of her age. Her remains were
inferred at Remington, Va, her native
home.
The telephone system, formerly the Boyd
Telephone Company's system, running into
Montgomery, Frederick and Carroll coun-
ties, later bought by the American Union
Company, has been sold, with all franchises,
to the Montgomery Telephone Compan y,
recently organized at Poolesville.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Clarks.
burg M. E. Church will hold an oyster and
meat supper on the evenings Of November
10th and 18th in the vacant property of Mrs.
Kate Hilton at Clarksburg. Proceeds for
the benefit of new church fund. All car.
daily invited.
Edward Baker, colored, a former resi- lent
of this town, died last Friday night in q
Washington hospital as result of being
kicked In the stomach by William Knott, of
Great Falls, this county, last week in a
quarrel. Knott was arrested in Washing
ton, charged with murder.
The Ladies' Guild of Mt Tabor M. E.
Church, EtchIson, will hold an oyster sup.
per on the evenings OF Friday and Saturday,
October Both and 31st, at the Hawkins home
stead, adjoining the residence OF Mr.. Charles
Hawkins, beginning at P. NJ. Proceeds
for the church organ fund.
Is your bank account like the thermome-
teri Is it going down to the zero mark by
your extravaganza or is it steadily rising by
the constantly adding and multiplying of
your dollars. We will add "three degrees"
to all Savings Deposits that are left with Us
q year. FARMERS BANKING AND TRUST
COMPANY, Rockville, Md.
Wanted, help-Young lady of education
and refinement to help in household duties
in family of two adults. Kindest treatment,
as one of fsmily. Pleasant, heated room
Church member and pianist preferred. Sal.
airy $12 per month. Best of references given.
State age and all particulars. Mrs. M. ].
Mauger, Route 4, Station A, Washington,
DO.
Mrs. Emily Dawson Allnutt, IA years old,
daughter of the late DR.. Benoni Dawson, OF
Dawsonville, and widow of Benoni Allnutt,
died at her home, the Rocklands, near Daw-
sonville, on Wednesday night of last week.
Mrs. Allnutt leaves seven sons and daugh.
ter. Her funeral took place Friday morn.
ing from her home. Rev. DR.. Charles H.
Waters, of Washington, conducted the SER
vices.
A late car Of Monday night, on the Rock
Vile and Georgetown electric road, struck
the brake at the western limit of the line in
this town with such force that the car was
wrenched from its fastening to the front
truck and thrown into ditch along side
the road. All Tuesday was occupied by a
force of hands in replacing the car in posi-.
ton on the road. No further damage was
done the car and the crew also escaped
without serious injury.
Arguments in the injunction case OF the
heirs of the late DR.. E. E. Stonestreet
against the Town of Rockville. were heard
last Friday by Judges Henderson and Mot.
ter in the Circuit Court here. The proceed
ings were instituted to enjoin the town from
laying sewer pipes along Monroe street from
the main street to property owned by the
Stonestreet heirs, and from maintaining SINH
lar pipes in other sections Of the town, it be.
ing claimed that the pipes would dump
much Of the filth of the town upon the prop
erty, and thereby greatly injure it.
Jennings-Roeder.