Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-09-25
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Town and Country.

There are at present SO prisoners confined
In jail here awaiting trial.
Mr.. Barry Green, of Roanoke, Va, here
visiting his mother, Mrs. M. A. Green.
Hon. David ]. Lewis will speak at the
organization Of the Rockville Bryan, Kern
and Lewis club to morrow night.
Baltimore and Ohio Excursions on Sum
day, September 81: $1.00 to Harper's Ferry,
Charlestown and Winchester and return.
Train leaves Rockville at 1888 A. M.
Miss Mary Lillian Morgan, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. E. Morgan, OF this town,
left here last week for Baltimore, where she
entered the State Normal School for two
years course.
Henry Clagett Knott, aged 40 years, died
last Friday at the home of his uncle, Thoma
r. Clagett, near Rockville, after long ILL
IS. He was unmarried and leaves a siste
d brother.
Messrs. Charles Corrick and Oliver Moul-
lsn, of this town, have been awarded the
e1ntract for frescoing, painting and repair
iug the interior of the Court House here at
Did of 1862.
Mrs. Neitie E. Hawkins, of Etchison, an
ounces the engagement OF her daughter,
So NJ. Estelle Hawkins, to Mr.. Walter
fifth, OF Etchison. The wedding will
ake place in October.
Judge Henderson, in the Circuit Court
re, has signed decree granting to Mrs.
,ura V. Ricketts,, of Potomac district, an
O ,olute divorce from her husband, W. W.
cketts. The bill alleges lnfidelity.
Miss Katherine A. Shaw, daughter Of Mr..
d Mrs. Edward Shaw, of the vicinity of
orbeck, this county, died last Sunday after
ION. She was 20 years old and had been Ill
lily about week of typhoid fever.
Mr.. Philip D. Laird, President Of the
Rrmers' Banking and Trust Company, re.
rned here on Tuesday last after visit Of
'sVeral days at Chestertown, Dorchester
lounty, Md, where he viewed prosperity
en- every side.
Mrs. Florence Marlowe, wife of Thomas
X Marlowe, died last Sunday night at her
,ome at Sandy Spring, aged SS years. She
sd been Ill a long while. Her husband
"a two children survive. She was daugh-
3t OF Richard Thompson.
On Wednesday last whole covey of par
Judges, sixteen in number, flew against the
blaus residence, In the west end OF Rock.
vile. All of the birds fell heavily to the
round from the shock. Five OF them were
k.lled outright, and the remainder soon re-
cavered and few away.
A capitalist said: Give me the young
an that puts his money in the bank and
will show you man that will make his
ark in the world, for he can usually be
pended upon in whatever undertaking he
identified with. Are you that young man
FlRMERs' BANKING AND TRUST COMPANY,
ls)ckville, Md.
The new Baptist Church at this place,
hich is nearing completion, will be dedi-
ted Sunday, October 18th, for which occa.
IN an elaborate program will be arranged.
he building is at the corner of Washington
ID Jefferson streets and is a decided addi
IN to Rockville. The building and lot
st about $4,000.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Edwin Warield
I'VE sent out Invitations for the marriage Of
cir daughter, Miss Carrie Warfield, to Mr..
lillian Hugh Harris. The ceremony will
Ike place at the Warfield home, at Oak.
lie, Howard county, Md, October 9Th, at
$50 P. M. 1t will be followed by we'd
ng breakfast at P. M.
Mr.. Thomas l.. Jones, of Cecil county,
d., recently spent several days in this town
sitting his sister law, Mrs. Lavinia
ones, widow of the late Charles B. Jones.
e is prominent farmer in his county and
rived as a member of the Legislature at
e time the Republicans were in control of
lis State for brief period.
Under the auspices Of the Concord Sun
iay School an all.day Sunday School cele-
ration will be held in the grove adjoining
he church, Saturday, September Goth, 1908,
oommencing at 10 A. NJ. The feature Of
le day will be Rotations, dialogues, etc.,
~ the school and addresses by prominent
apeakers. The ladies in charge of the school
7lll dispense sandwiches, coffee and re-
i:eshments during the hour of recess, to de-
ray the expenses of the entertainment.
Everybody is cordially invited to come out
nd spend a pleasant day in the grove.
A gathering that completely filled st.
peter's Episcopal Church, Poolesville, wit
lessed the marriage at 3 o'clock last Saturday
lfternoon of Miss Anne Tllghman White,
laughter of Mr.. ]. Fur White, a leading
resident of Poolesville neighborhood, and
Mr.. Walter Granville Guss, OF Washington.
The officiating minister was Rev. Walter p :.
briggs, rector of the church. Following
upper at the home of the bride, Mr.. and
Mrs. Guss left for a wedding tour. They
will reside In Washington. The bridegroom
sa son of DR.. and Mrs. II. T.. Guss, OF 14O6
3irard street, Washington.
A dispatch from Boyd's, dated September
a9nd, cay: samuel p. Young, q we'll
known young farmer, of near Buck Lodge,
this county, last night attempted to shoot
Henry, alias Rock Carter, negro prisoner
who was in charge OF Deputy Sheriff Hes
Gle. On Sunday night Young got into an
alteration with Carter and another negro,
Henry boy, who were in buggy. Accord
ing to Young's story they got out of the
buggy and Garter struck him either with q
blackjack or brass knuckles, cutting open
his forehead. Young recognized his assail.
ants and swore out warrants for both Car
ter and boy, and when Deputy Hessie came
into town with Carter Young attempted to
AXE the law intn hia nuu La.a.