Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-08-14
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fnnnss with the street railway eysiem Of
wash on City S visiting 1t tbe home d
Mr.Jr W. Ksys, near this town
Be, Alexander Kilgour and 9eorg'
u. VI T. Trustees, hsvs sold l.e @m
a STU. ...u Of 20 seGes, aeaE Wheaton
i5is osgaty, to @. E. Stubs, OF Linden
}s $500.
us K ltie Ricketts,. of Rockville, has been
appointed principal of the public school a
XII. lev and Miss Grace Birgfeld, Of Lin
den aaa 1een appointed an assistant at the
Woo3sida school.
The Woman's Missionary Society and
30. g Of the Jamestown Presbyterian
g1urca " III hold their annual Lawn Fete
on the I'd snse lawn Saturday, August 10Th,
leguulue at P. NJ.
V4a u s4onic Fair Committee will hold an
ags US 90 Wilson's drug store on Saturday
sveias. % morrow, and will offer for dis
pos4l the valuable articles not sold at the
las Masoulc Fair at Rockville.
TIE "A Society of st. Bartholemew's
Church VII hold lawn party at Holly
wood his the home OF Mrs. Samuel Riggs,
ST.. on 5siarday, August 10Th, from to 10
a PIPER and refreshments served.
Some me entered St. Mary's Catholic
Church 4ere last week and broke open the
boz clntaining offerings for the sanctuary.
Before We contents could be disturbed, how
s7et the ould-be thief was frightened of.
lae ann lal picnic for the benefit OF Lay
hail M, q. Church South will be held in the
church grove on Wednesday, August 18th,
efsfpo md evening. Base ball at $3.50
r. 81. uoper and refreshments will be
sefgel
asss. Rosa Williams, who has been con-
5oe3 To her home, In this town, with sick
ness ior nonths, was out for drive ON
Tuesday sst. This decided improvement
shown q aer condition was gratifying to
Der many iiiends.
picnic will be given by Epworth NJ. E.
Cacra5 90 Saturday, August 10Th, 1908, In
Brooks grove, opposite Darby's hotel, Gath,
a7sbusg Ginning at 2 O'Clock, P. NJ, and
oolUnuJre until 10 o'clock. Supper served
al 25 cents Music by band. Amusements
snd good time.
NJ Inward @. Peter, attorney, has filed
a aenarr. to the bill praying the Court to
grant an 20 junction restraining the Mayor
and Gougol OF Rockville from emptylng
'a-ough aver pipes the refuse town water
upoa Dperty of the heirs of the late
Dc q. f. onestreet, lying within the limits
q she tow The day for the argument has
not sol bee set.
AIs. Sa, lel K. Wheatley announces the
engagement Of her daughter, Miss Mary
L s5as 30 r. Leonard W. Groomes. of this
sowu, 1f wedding Will take place the
5tl O. Sep ember at st. Johns Episcopal
Church BOT hesda, this county, and will be
followed By asmall reception at Mrs. Wheat.
leg scountr place, Moreland, near Bethesda
Nile Wb LEY is the daughter of the late
Comm ss.- or SamI L. Wheatley, OF Wash.
iagtoa.
Th aue farm on the Rockville and
6agizeb turnpike, just east OF this town,
rGutgat 80 acres, has been sold to bIr.
Oliver d beg of North Carolina, for $25 600.
Hr &ina 8 also bought the growing crops
aud the entire farming equipment and has
usen posse sion. The farm is considered
zoe 81 tn8 nest in the county. 1t was the
ictu& proper y OF VIM. X. Lyddane, who re
sided o. Pc farm many years; e. L. Lyd
dane. ~ shington; Mrs. Charles Velrs,
Ail5 iaii Jones and Mrs. Fannie Lyd.
iaus. OF Rookville, and Eugene Lyddane'
Of Wasaugl>u.
WaN0 lung in chair at his home, near
B0gEgi stout 3 O'Clock on Thursday after.
noon Of ialt week, Mr.. John W. Horner,
9na o. ts. olnty's best-known farmers, was
a.f'oaon visa heart failure. dying almost 10.
s.sntig q was about 70 years OF age and
"a sls7Vei ~ three brothers-Frank B.,
DsFIl u and Edward Homer, all of this
yIolBily ds had long been widower
Mr Hogaer vas member OF the Christian
Chuf1h sad n early manhood studied for
ii ministry but an affection Of the throat
pc gsaist lin from following that vocation.
r e was life long Democrat and for nun.
'as ol ges served his party as register OF
53lers Ion HockVille district.
The sJiea Of the III. E. Church South
riI 45'i lelr annual all-day pic mic 10 Mr..
il.iaus' grove, at Old Germantown school
house. on Thursday, August Goth, 1908, at
o A. NJ, and continuing into night. Speak
ing by prominent orators 10 the morning,
beginning at 10 o'clock, on temperance, and
In the afternoon at on the same subject.
Two games of base ball will be played be-
tween the best teams 10 the county-one
In the morning aud one in the afternoon.
There will be music by fine choir and
speaking by children. A brass band will
furnish music throughout the entire day.
Dinner, supper, iee-cream and refreshments
will be served on the grounds All are in
vited to come. Committee.
Mr.. Richard Sellman paid the SENTINEL
. visit on Monday last He, his wife and
two daughters are visiting the home OF Mr..
Charles Waters, near Germantown Their
visit will be extended to the Let of Septem.
Der, when they will return to their Texas
home, which Mr.. Sellman adopted 81 years
ago, alter leaving this, his native county.
Several days Of his visit will be spent In
Vermont looking over the National Gov
ernments enterprise Of breeding the Nor.
gan horse. which is renowned for beauty
and durability, and it was these qualities
that gave him a wide reputation in this
country in the olden times. Latterly, the
pure bred ones OF this family had become
almost extinct and were superseded by
other strains. With the Morgan family the
Government purposes breeding BY improve.
ment horse Of national type tina. will
have beautV endurance good actIon and