Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-11-06
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Town and Country.

Der Goth, 1908. Public invited.
A brakeman on Metropolitan Branch rail
road freight train, named Brennan, wal
killed at Washington Grove on Thursday
morning last by being struck by his engine
An oyster supper will be held at Layhil
hall, on Wednesday, November 18th, begin
ming at 4 P. M, for the benefit of the Lay
hill M. E. Church South. Refreshments fol
sale.
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 ladies of the Methodist Church will
hold Cake Sale on Saturday, November
7th, 1908, in the store-room belonging to Mr.
Thomas Dawson. The sale will begin at
Pm.
Mr.. Leeds Bowie, son of Mr.. Thomas j
Bowie, OF this county, paid the SENTINEL
q visit on Thursday last. Ten years ago be
left here-the home of his boyhood-and
now resides in New York City.
Rev. Thomas II. Campbell last Sunday
resigned as pastor of the Rockville Baptist
Church and the resignation was accepted at
q meeting of the congregation. He will
preach his farewell sermon next Sunday.
Because they were disorderly on Wash.
ington and Rockville electric car last week,
VIM. Fl. Anderson and Joseph g. Smith,
colored residents of Rockville, were fined
$5 and $15, respectively, by Justice Joseph
Reading.
A great many of our local sportsmen tried
their luck at shooting cartridges on the Snd
of November. So far as we have learned
Messrs. Robert B. Peter and ]. VIM. Rab-
bltt have the best score, having together
killed 81 birds.
Samuel II. Bogley, a member of the firm
of ]. W. Bogley 6 Bro, Georgetown, and
third son of John 81. Bogley, of this county,
died at the Georgetown Hospital on No.
yember the 9th. The funeral services will
be held on Saturday, November 7th, at II
A. NJ.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Clarks-
burg NJ. 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.
A farewell reception will be given to Rev.
Thomas II. and Mrs. Campbell at the new
Nptist Church, in Rockville, this evening.
, 70 ladies OF the church have the affair In
A4srge and have prepared refreshments for
q large number. The members of the church
and congregation are cordially invited.
The progressive man carries very little
money nowadays, instead, he deposits it in
the bank, gets check book and when he has
any bills to pay, just makes out the check,
signs his name and we do the rest Give 1t
a trial and see how convenient tits. FARM
ERs' BANKING AND TRUST COMPANY, Rock
vile, Md.
The body Of Mrs. Jennie Dawson, who
died at the hSme of her sister, Mrs. Charles
E. Thomas, in Baltimore, was brought here
last Sunday afternoon and buried in Rock
Vile Cemetery. Mrs. Dawson was the
daughter of the late John r. and Elizabeth
r. Miller, of this town, where she resided
for many years.
Wanted, help-Young lady of education
and refinement to help in household duties
In family of two adults. Kindest treatment,
as one OF family. Pleasant, heated room.
Church member and pianist preferred. Sal
airy $12 per month. Best of references given.
State age and all particulars. Mrs. M. j.
Mauger, Route 4, Station A, Washington,
DC.
An open meeting of the Rockville Wo-
mans Club was held on Thursday afternoon
Of last week at the home Of Mrs. Robert q.
Warfeld. There was full attendance OF
members and number Of visitors were also
present. The feature of the meeting was a
talk by Miss Annie Wilson, of Kensington,
on "Amerlcan Artists" Miss Rose Arm
strong and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Talbot sang.
Refreshments were SerVeu.
Several days ago David Shaw, a youth
who had been in the employ of Frederick
Gartner, farmer OF the vicinity of German
town, procured suit Of clothes, dress suit
case and other articles from Waters 81 Nc
Cardell, merchants at Germantown, 1t is al
legged, by presenting note claimed to have
been written by Mr.. Gartner directing the
merchants to let the boy have "what he
needs" 1t turned out, according to the
authorities, that MIR. Gartner had written
no such note, and it was learned that the
boy had disappeared soon after procuring
the goods. He was located in Hagerstown
and arrested and is now In jail here.
Superintendent William II. Anderson, oil
the Antl-Saloon League Of Maryland, has
been appointed Acting Legislative Superin
tepdent OF the National League, to repre-
sent its interests before Congress the coming
winter. especially in the effort to secure the
Interstate liquor shipment BILL" Mr..
Anderson states that he has no intention OF
leaving his Maryland work unfinished and
that 30 long as the people continue 10 sup
mort the work as they have in the past he
will retain personal charge of the efforts to
secure the Statewide Local Option bill, the
same as in the past until after the next leg
islature and as much longer as necessary
and that In the meantime be will continue
to reside in Baltimore.
At special meeting of the presbytery o.
MARYLAND here Thursday evening Of las
week. Rev Augustus Worth Shaw wa
ordained and installed as pastor Of tb'
Rockville Presbyterian Church. W
missioners of the presbytery were Rev. +"
81. Woods, pastor of Franklin Squar
Church, Baltimore, chairman; Rev. Park
p. Flournoy, pastor OF Bethesda Church