Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-10-16

ME-. Cha T. Kingsbury, wife OF 6
prominent ia ner, Of Boyds, had an opera
tiou perlormeI on her knee at Providence
5Osp,,a Warrington, few days ago.
Il Democratic meeting and speaking will
be held al -syhill on Saturday, October II
Msssra. Blwif F. Waters, Alexander Kill.
gour sn0 others will address the meeting
Speak Nc 10 b gin at 1880 P. M.
The petition of Mrs. Frances q. Gingell
OF Bo.hesda, or writ of habeas corpus fol
the custody Of her four youngest children
was bslti b Judge Henderson on Tues
lay b. awarded the custody of the
chAlrtn
Hiss Maud Gertrude Stubs, daughter OF
Nh u-1gHus Stubs, and Mr.. William o
q, Braachville, were married in st.
lot Ja.bouc Church. Forest Glen, on
We Day ernoon, by Rev. G. o. Rosen.
-te 5lor e the church.
,s Eleanor Jane Watkins, of the vicin.
= Of Cedar irove, this county, and Mr.
honr H. Finn, OF Washington, were
fr+-i Lass " ok at Cedar Grove Baptist
aT Rev. T. D. Richards, pastor OF
...ss ie ezlyterian Church.
4 public ae, ting will be held in Rock
3 Ia % Tuesday, October 9th, for the pur-
Z Sc oT organ ng in Montgomery county
@ Tsnch Of /, Maryland Association for
th Preya4acl and Relief of tuberculosis.
Details will h published later.
Miss B. Ala Dryer, daughter of Mr..
sod Mr. as1iT DwYer, Of this town, and
Mr. Il. Fagasa La Fourcade, of Washing
Ton, were married. at the home of the bride
Sunday by Rev. William Schell, of Wash.
tnst0o ; pastor of the Rockville
Chnsusa haroh.
DAVID l1owpson, a citizen OF the upper
section o. this county, who was taken to the
Maryland ni7 irsity Hospital, in Baltimore,
Ten days ago ioi treatment for blood poison.
ing, submitted to amputation of the foot
above the ankle. Mr.. Thompson died on
Wednesday la.
Sit out you extravagances, cast them
aside and ope Savings Account with
shst you hsg eft over. Do this each week
aud you viii us 7e days Of ease awaiting you
ia your deCliniu years. Start your account
a. once, Fi ERs' BANKING AND TRUST
CouFANy, Roa vile, Md.
Surveyors arr again at work at Seneca
covering three different routes for railroad
bridge Ell that pI ace. 1t is said it will be on
the liue OF .ae proposed Washington, Fred
snck and Gettysburg road. The presence
Of the surveyors causes residents of the Sec
;iou be hope llai the road will be built.
mg. Mary a Robey, aged So years, died
here lac. Saturday afternoon Of general de-
biity She had been failing long while.
she vac .ae wid ow of John A. Robey and
Is survived by a number OF sons and daugh.
,srs. Mrs Ro1y was native OF st. Mary's
county Md Jul had made Rockville her
home i0r number of years.
Mir Richard J Benson, SO years old, died
last Friday aiiernoon at the home of his
brgther.ln.lsw. William T. Dowden, near
NeosV.lie tie lad been i'll several months.
lie 9ae married twice, his first wife, who
died several years ago, being daughter of
Richard Murphy, and his widow is daugh.
Ter Of Washington Murphy. He is also sur
YIyed Dy .ou5 children.
A comedy 10 Jour acts, entitled "School,"
will be given o the Rockville Opera House
or Friday, o. der 18th, at p. M, under
.ha auspices ui the Woman's Club. The
cas- ia composed of both Washington and
home lale1t, which, with new scenery and
sparkling little play, should afford de.
lighllui evenings entertainment. Tickets
p Healsi rea5fged seats, 80 cents.
TIE dstmOn Sunday School has elected
The pllowng 8rlcers: Frank p. Stone, super
late ldeDt Mrs, Emily ]. Stearn, assistant
Miss Eliza E 5loemsker, secretary; Morris
q. Shoemaker treasurer; Miss Rosa EN-.
bfe, oresnisl Mrs. Frank p. Stone, assist
ant Julian Vaughn, librarian. The fol-
loving were appointed teachers Mrs. F
+. = .ll5, Nn r. w. Stone, Mrs. Lizzie
5miil, tlrs H. J. Stearn and Mrs. E. E
)roci,stt.
A. big meeting was held Monday at Pooles
Eili5 b.. 5lp'y, for the purpose Of organ
ain tn 5l pendent telephone company
sac c. ha7H ablished such a system 81
viii Yea. % the farmers OF Montgomery
Howard, Frederick and Carroll counties
DR.. Howard G. Spurrier, of Poolesville
vas elected president Of the new corpora
ion, which is TO be known as the Montgom.
~ Telephone Company, with A. d. Trun-
d e vice president and Reginald j. DARBY
3ecretary-treasurer.
The Rev. Samuel M. johnson was install
as pastor of Chevy Chase Presbyterian
hurch last Sunday afternoon in the pres
nee of an audience that filled the hall o
lie Chevy Chase library, where the congre
alton has worshipped since Its organization
n January The Rev. George N. Com
lings, moderator of the local presbytery
as in charge of the services, which began
3 O'Clock. The Rev. Donald G. Nc Leod
Istor of the First Presbyterian Church
Washington, delivered the charge TO tn
utor; the Rev DR.. George Bailey, paste
the Western Presbyterian Church, Wash
gton, delivered the charge TO the congre
yItIon, and the Rev. George Robinson, re
l'ed chaplain of the army, preached tn
vlstallation sermon. The organization start
nth a membership OF 80 and q Sunda,
sohool Of 80. The trustees are ]. A. Elem
iug, II. N. Martin, George s. Reese, J.
sfeiry, L. d. Latimer, ]. W. Simpson an
s. Feeser, and A. T. Pienkowsky is th
perintendent of the Sunday school. Tn
urch is regularly Incorporated and ha
released . lot on Chevy Chase cirele
lere 1t proposes to build church.