Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-10-02
4ntaI aud &ersuual.
Town and Country.

Miss Sue Cotton, of Prince Georges coun'
ty, is visiting Miss Priscilla Dawson here.
The Burden Bearer Circle of The Kings
Daughters will meet with Mrs. Charles
Albert on Tuesday, October 9th, at 8 P. M
A meeting Of the executive committee OIL
the Anti Saloon League will be held at the
Office of Mr.. Frank Higgins, Rockville, al
2P. NJ. on October 9th, 1908.
Announcement is made Of the engagement
OF Miss Marie Jones, daughter of Mrs. La.
vinia Jones, of this town, and Mr.. Herbert
Diamond, Of Gaithersburg, and the marriage
will take place on October 21st in st. Mary's
Catholic Church here.
Mrs. Padgett, wife OF James A Padgett, oil
near Dckerson, died at her home on Wed.
nesday of last week, aged about So years.
She had been sick several weeks with pneu-
monia. She is survived by her husband
and four sons and three daughters.
Miss Katharine A. Jones, an estimable
and popular lady of Jamestown district,
and daughter of the late z. N. Jones, died
at her home, near Jamestown, on Mon.
day last, after lingering illness of about a
year. Five brothers survive her.
Chairman Murray Vsndiver, of the State
Central Committee, Baltimore, desires that
all county democratic clubs, as soon as or.
gained, should report the names of officers
with their postoffice address, as well as ex-
press address, to him.
DR.. @. Fl. Mannar, Of this town, has re-
ceived notification from the Secretary of
State of his appointment by Gov. Crothers
as delegate from Maryland to the tuber-
culoss congress in Washington City. DR..
William L. Lewis, of Kensington, has also
been named delegate.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Rockville
Baptist Church will hold its regular month
ly meeting Monday, October 9th, at 7:3O P.
M, at the residence of Mrs. Geo. @. Lewis.
All the members are requested to be present,
as final arrangements for the dinner and
supper on day of dedication will be made.
On the recommendation of Judge Hem
derson, who presided at the trial, and Alex
ander Kilgour, who conducted the prosecu-
ion, Gov. Crothers has pardoned George
W. Garter, convicted in the Circuit Court
here about eight years ago of horse stealing
and sentenced to the Maryland penitentiary
for ten years.
On Tuesday the County Commissioners
awarded the contract to build pike over
the road leading from Potomac to the Con-
duit road to John McAtee at $40, 1853, the
lowest OF only two bids made for the work.
The length of the pike is four and a-half
miles. Mr.. McAtee is citizen of Penn
sylvania and native of this county.
A fox hunting party will leave the Coun-
try Club house, in Rockville, at 2 P. M, on
Monday, October 9th. The hunting ground
Ia near Rockville, and supper will be served
at the club house at o'clock. All persons
interested are invited to join the run and
bring dogs. A prize will be awarded the
best dog. Entrance fee for run 25 cents.
Supper rs cents. Dancing afterward.
DR.. Millson r. Allen paid the SENTINEL
a friendly visit on Wednesday. Thirty-two
years ago Millson reaided in this town and
attended school at the R0ssville Academy.
For the last twenty years he has been prac-
ticing medicine in Norfolk, Va, and enjoys
a wide popularity. He is delegate to the
tuberculosis congress now in session at
Washington.
Two of the best herds seen in the State
of West Virginia are exhibited by f. II.
Cashell, of Wayside Stock Farm, Derwood,
Md. These herds consist OF the Ayrshire
and Galloways, the former being of the dairy
breed and the latter Of the beef breed. The
Ayrshire were first and third in the grand
sweepstakes. Mr.. Csshel also carries the Es7
sex and Yorkshire hogs.-Fairmont Times.
To days prudence is to morrow's pleasure
What you save to-day will be like some
thing found and by adding little now and
then you can look forward to days OF pleas
ure instead of having want and misery star
ing you in the face when old age comes
creeping upon you. We offer you safety
for your savings and pay per cent interest.
If you prefer q checking account we pay
you interest on monthly balances. FARM
ERs' BANKING AND TRUST COMPANY, Rock
Vile, Md.
The Board of Directors of the Agricul-
tural Society OF this county in meeting, on
Tuesday last, ascertsined that the receipts
Of the late exhibition were less than the ex.
penses by $869.71. The receipts were 81
189.43; expenses, $S,038.94. The Board
concluded to borrow the amount of the de-
felt and pay off the entire debt incurred
by the exhibition of 1903 A vote of thanks
was rendered by the Board to Mr.. Joseph
II. Bradley, of Georgetown, D. c., for the
liberal donation of $3.50 that he made to the
Society.
Mr.. John W. Williams, of Boyd's, enter
tanned at supper Thursday night of last week
many OF the leading Democrats of Barnes.
vile district. Those present we're Messrs.
Charles R. Darby, Mahlon T. Lewis, r. r.
Darby, David r. Hershey, r. E. Darby,
James P Colt, j. Frank Lewis, Daniel T.
Shreve, Charles G. Griffith, Lawrence A i.
Chiswell and G. G. Hilton. Senator Blair
Lee sent his regrets. After the supper a
committee of fifty was named to take mea g.
ures toward getting the Democratic vote o
the county registered.
A Bryan-Kern-Lewis Club was organized
ct Silver Spring on Tuesday night last, with
forty members. Committees were appointed
ON organization, finance and registration
II was agreed that the members should sub
scribe to daily papers, and two thirds select
ed The Washington Herald. Oliver Il. p.
Clark was elected president; ]. Il. Clssell.