Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-11-27
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The Burden Bearer Circle of The Kings
Daughters will meet on Tuesday, December
lat. at3P.M.,w with Mrs. Armstrong.
Died, on Friday, November Goth, 1908, q
s,bley Hospital, Washington, d. G Laura
A. Williams, daughter of the late Richard
and Julia Williams, of this county.
Mr.. Jacob Poss, Of this town, on Tues
day purchased at public auction the farm OF
Mrs. Laura V. Ricketts,, near Glen, this
county, containing 141 acres, for $4,000
John A. Massie, of Washington, has
bought from Mrs. Cornelia r. Lyddane
and Miss Clara A. Higgins farm of 140
acres, near Halpine, this county, for $4,000.
On Tuesday last Commissioner Joseph
White appointed Messrs. W. W. Hessie and
HI. Watkins collectors of dog taxes for
the End and 18th elections districts, respec-
lively.
Edward Kelley, aged Al years, died sud
denly on Thursday evening of last week at
Kensington, of asthma. His widow and five
children survive. For many years he was
in the employ of the Kensington and Chevy
Chase Railway.
Recently in pulling down in this village
what is known as the old "Detrich house,
a brick was found in the large chimney with
the number 1895 cut into it, and it is sup
posed that it indicates the year in which the
house was built.
Owing to the continued illness of Judge
Henderson, and the fact that the December
Term OF the Circuit Court of Frederick
county will begin on December 18th, Judge
Motter has set the case of the State against
Nicholas D. Offutt for trial on January 18th.
The first meeting Of the Bee Keepers of
Maryland will be held in the Fifth Regi-
ment Armory, at Baltimore, on Thursday,
December 3rd, 1908. An interesting pro-
gram of exercises has been arranged. 1t is
desired to have good exhibit of honey,
wax and bee keeping apparatus in coniunc-
ton with the meeting.
Mrs. Sarah A. Bond, aged 81 years, wife
Of Samuel Bond, died last Sunday afternoon
near Sandy Spring. Surviving are her hus-
band and the following children: Walter
Bond, of Ashton; Misses Margaret and Eliz-
abeth Bond, Of Sandy Spring. Mrs. Bond
was member Of the Society OF Friends.
Mr.. Dorsey Peters, residing on the farm
Of the late Judge Bouc, near this town, was
severely bitten by horse last week. In
passing through the barn where the board
ing horses were stabbed one OF the horses
suddenly turned around in his stall and bit
Mr.. Peters on his right arm, causing pain
full and ugly wound. The wound was dress
ed by DR.. Lewis, Of Rockville.
Ambitious young men and ladies should
learn Telegraphy; for, since the now hour
law became effective there is a shortage
Of many thousand telegraphers. Positions
pay from $50 to $40 per month to beginners.
The National Telegraph Institute of Phila-
ielphia, Pa, and five other cities is operated
lnder supervision of r. r. officials and all
ltudents are placed when qualified. Write
hem for particulars"
The Woman's Suffrage Association of
sandy Spring, this county, has elected the
iollowing officers President Mrs. F. D..
Jackson, OF Ashton vice president, Mrs. s.
b. Wetherald, of Sandy Spring; secretary,
Mrs. r. r. Moore, of Sandy Spring; treas
urer, Mrs. Josiah w. Jones, of Olney. Miss
Mary Magruder was chosen delegate to
the annual meeting of the State Association,
now in session in Baltimore.
Air castles often fall to the ground for th e
want of a solid foundation. They probably
would have retained their shape II they had
had something substantial to rest upon-a
bank account. Are you going to let yours
fall for the want of foundation, or are you
going to open Savings Account to-day
and build a foundation that will Withstand
whatever stress that is placed upon 1t. Oar
per cent interest will help to strengthen
it. FARMERS BANKING AND TRUST Com
PANY, Rockville, Nd.
Miss Marie Louise Hughes, daughteS of
William A. Hughes, of Oatlands, Va, and
Mr.. John W. 0ehmann, OF Washington,
were married on Wednesday, November
18th, at 8 o'clock, A. M, at st. Joseph's
Jatholic Church. The bride was handsome
Y attIred In a travelling suit OF blue broad
10th, hat and gloves TO match and carried
prayer book After the ceremony we'd
ling breakfast was served at the home of
he groom's father. Mr.. and Mrs. Oehmann
eft Immediately alter the wedding breakfast
Or a trip to New York. Upon their return
hey will reside in Washington.