Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-11-20
~ SENTIN Ell.
,rning... November 20, 1908
aud 9ersnual.
Country.

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.-y,e dance and supper In their hall, al
s,..use o. Thanksgiving night, Novem-
,s,7.ta 8. Public Invited.
f,.a. zen announced that Miss Della
,..,. s- emptown, and Mr.. ]. Bruner
XIII a mascus, will be married on the
.t..1,. November Goth.
.ps, lands, near Forest Glen, this
.,-..tg ed by the late Alfred Ray, has
ia. rr- sed by Mr.. Clarence Moore, Of
-1,.,ni.s.. The farm contains 470 acres
s-3.1.di $4,000.
afr Sin Nichols, of Germantown, this
.-,.,5 81 stop on the American League
tu.ef- Philadelphia, who has been
t.,a5o irginia with number Of Wash
,-..,-r I.,, 8, has returned home.
MIR Nn N. Thompson, it is reported
f7ss..a fs ZONE near Boyd's to Mr.. Nc.
.l-s,e- O.. yVashington City. The home is
i,IeNg situated one mile from Boyd's, and Is
,,,g, DE est rural homes in that section.
Mira. Samuel M. Janney, Of New York,
has sold s,res of land at Sandy Spring
f,, 2q4t0 10 her brother, Guion Miller. 1t
vs.s a portion of the Rockland farm owned
br tbsii grandfather, the late Benjamin Hal
lowell, sud is unimproved.
Don n RI, of Kensington, ha bought
rsrm Of Z, acres near Lsyhills this coun.
t,, ron Ms Mary J. Welsh and Clarence
Rssi Tba consideration is not known.
Isis understood to be the purchasers inten.
uou 10 improve the property.
You vi stand better in the business
world and make better impression on
th8sa vita whom you do business If you
make your payments with checks. 1t is
the nu-iues5-like way of doing business
EARvaR linking AND TRUST COMPANY,
Rockville II.
Tlt E lera, of Homer Beall, aged 80 years,
4na died 90 Wednesday of last week Of an
s5...oa q ne lungs, took place Saturday
ansrn3-4 Ev. Philip B. Mcclure, pastor
II S, AgV's Catholic Church, officiating.
Ita rls mt was in the Catholic cemetery
ue4 lie. The deceased was resi-
ea II ot0 nae district and was unmar.
led
N Llgt ). Reading has lately sold two
hundred 80 of cleared land of his farm,
IeaE oneca his county, to Mr.. Chas. Moss.
bug io Der acre. The wooded portion
.ta about Jl acres of the farm Mr.. Reading
Ass sse Ysd md will convert the trees into
inuool ia portion that he has sold will
ha Qlv-n iatl The possession Of the purchaser
shg ist o. "a usry next.
rCc.l Rev. Jas. F. Mackin, pastor
ol 81 Pau Catholic Church, Washington,
lhs 0galue If a monsignor, Cardinal Glib
bops wis ;iate at special service in St.
faups yluI h Thanksgiving Day. The
pEcsoD.-soa # the pspsl brief, the blessing
OF Inc robe. the cardinal and the investi-
tare wl be ,llowed at $50 o'clock by the
celebration o solemn high mass.
Barnard Kelchner, OF this town, died
la8l Saturday in Baltimore hospital, where
4e had Lae Under treatment for compli
cation oil Ioubles. He was son OF Mrs.
Martha Is elmer and the late John H.
Kachn sabout % years of age and IN.
luasli=- fureral services were held here
Monday even ng and the interment was made
Tuesday ul0,ning In Congressional Gene.
terry, Washc gton.
Tho u0Fgestown Woman's Club met on
HoulrY 8ijarnoon last and elected the fol-
lowing 9fcsrs: President, Mrs. Ernest II.
Darby presidents, Mrs. Reverdy B.
Beai aal 81 % Virginia Griffith; secretary,
airs. U4at!ea H. Nourse; treasurer, Mrs.
janas $ y indsor, Jr.; historian, Mrs.
Bfooss Einson. Features of the meeting
Were Be ling of the old-time songs and
review &C he history of the club.
Ambitious young men and ladies should
learn Ge.eETa ply; for, since the now hour
law became effective there is a shortage
o. many e. usand telegraphers Positions
pay from 600 to $40 per month to beginners
The N4uousl Telegraph Institute of Phila.
deIpaz rs and five other cities is operated
under saper Ision of R. r. officials and all
students gra placed when qualified. Write
ihgn Cor psr iculars."
3ha" beHley, whose home is near Rock
vile, sustained fracture of the collar. bone,
ra,nipi C1g and bruises about the face and
head, saa y as otherwise injured by being
fsuck ~ q electric car while at Offutt's
2's''ou ig. miles east of here, shortly after
- O'clock asst Saturday night. He was
h0ugh. 20 Rockville for treatment and was
lsieg fagug ID to Washington hospital.
It's understood his condition Is not regarded
20 serious
. Mt. dg yge w. Smith has recently com.
promised h the Washington and Rock
7int i chi; Railway Company for $1,000
for the death of his wife and bodily injury
to himself sustained In a collision between
two cars near Offutts station last February.
Wednesday lasta jury in the Circuit Court
here rendered verdict for 5000 10 favor of
Benjamin Lenowitz for injuries received to
bis hand In the same collision.
William Il. Jones, sixty Ave years Of age,
and resident Of this county, died Monday
evening in George Washington University
Hospital, Washington, where he had been
under treatment ten days. His death was
due to an affection OF the kidneys, from
which he had long been sufferer. Four
sons survive him, William Jones OF Wash
ington, Joseph Jones OF Baltimore, and
Lloyd and George Jones of this county
Mr.. Jones was postmaster at Brookevile
for several years.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Rockville Womans Club was held at the
Club rooms on Thursday afternoon Of last
week. The subject considered was ARCH.
lecture" and the responses were of an an
propriate character. Miss Rose Henderson
gave a reading from Fen wick's Career ~