Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-10-09
gneaI aud gersnaal.
Town and Country.

Miss Eva Reed, OF Montrose, has returne
home after visiting her aunt, Mrs. Lew
Reed, OF Jamestown.
Mr.. E. o. Edmonston left here on Tue
day to spend the winter with his son Rict
ard at East Liverpool, Ohio.
Miss Josie Cornelia Garter, of Unity, an
Mr.. Joseph E. Trammell, of the same local
ity, were married in Rockville last week
Rev. s. R. White.
Avendale Suddath was kicked by hors
last week and so badly injured that he die
Friday evening. His remains were interre
Sunday in the Baptist cemetery at Ceda
Grove.
Prof. Willis L. Moore lectured before {
large and sppreciative audience at the Mont
geometry Country Club last Friday evening
His subject was: "Reminiscences of th
Weather Man"
Mr.. VIM. Graf, of DerwoOd, left at thi
Office recently three of the largest sweet pc
tatoes that we have ever seen raised in thu
section. They we're grown on his farm tn,
past season and are of the Southern Queer
variety. The three weigh pounds.
A big political mass meeting under the
auspices of the Gaithersburg Bryan and
Kern Democratic Club will be held at Gath
ersburg, Md, on Saturday night, October
10th, at 7:45 o'clock. Speakers Hon. Blair
Lee and Greed NJ. Fulton, Esq. Everybody
welcome.
Mr.. Dawson Williams, of Kensington,
as attorney, has entered suit in a Washing
ton court claiming damages of $4,000 for
the loss Of the life Of the man who was
crushed under heavy timbers in the build
ing that collapsed while in course OF cree.
ton in Washington city, last summer.
The Missionary and Aid monthly meet.
ing of the ladies of the Rockville Baptist
Church will meet on Monday, October 18th,
1880 o'clock, in the new church. Miss Pope,
of Baltimore, the consecrated missionary
worker of that city, will be present. After
luncheon the Aid Society will outline the
work for the winter. All are requested to
be present.
A comedy in four acts, entitled School,"
will be given In the Rockville Opera House
on Friday, October 10th, at 8 P. NJ, under
the auspices of the Woman's Club. The
cast is composed Of both Washington and
home talent, which, with new scenery and
q sparkling little play, should afford de.
lightful evenings entertainment. Tickets,
25 cents; reserved seats, So cents.
Have you a check book Every progress
sive business man has bank account and
pays his bills with checks. II this is a good
way for the business man to do, don't you
think 1t would be a good thing for you
We know you would like it after you got
started and suggest that you open checking
account to-day with the FARMERS BANK.
ING AND TRUST COMPANY, Rockville, Nd.
Mrs. Ohio Fl. Talbot stepped into a gut
ter running across the pavement on the main
street, in the western section Of this town,
on Saturday night last, fell and broke a
bone in her right knee She was, carried to
her home, a few squares away, in an auto
mobile. Sunday she was again placed in an
automobile and taken to Washington hos.
pital, where she will remain for at least two
weeks under the care Of surgeon.
Quarterly meeting will be held at Ashton
Friends meeting house, beginning Satur-
day evening, October 10th, at 7;3O o'clock,
with address by Alfred G. Garrett, of Phila-
delphia, on the Special Work of Friends"
followed by discussion. Meetings for wor-
ship Sunday at II and 7:30 o'clock, and on
Monday at 10 o'clock. Ministers from Bal
timore, Washington and Virginia will be
present. Public cordially invited to attend.
Mr., Writ Steele, of Baltimore, executive
secretary of the Maryland Association for
the Prevention and Relief OF tuberculosis,
spent some time in Rockville this week. He
Is making arrangements to establish branc b
of the aboye-named association in this coun-
ty, with headquarters here. A meeting will
be held for the purpose in the latter part Of
this month, the exact date OF which has not
yet been fixed.
Mrs. s. ]. Hopkins died on September 10
and was buried at Yeocomico Church Gem.
etery on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Hop
kins was woman Of many noble traits of
character and made warm and true friends
here, who will sadly miss her and grieve
over her death. The heart felt and loving
sympathy of our people goes out to her hus-
band in his sad bereavement. -Norther1
Neck, "a, Neos.
Mr.. Zachariah D. Waters, aged 70 years,
died at the home Of his nephew, Mr.. Chas G..
Waters, near Germantown, OF cerebral hem
orrhage, last Sunday night. He was sick
only about an hour. Surviving him are two
sons, one of whom is Rev. VIM. NJ. Waters,
a well.known minister of the Southern
Methodist Church. The funeral took place
Tuesday morning from the Waters home,
Rev. Henry w. Burruss, of Gaithersburg,
officiating. The interment was at Brooke.
vile.
The Democrats of Wheaton district have
organized Bryan, Kern and Lewis Club
with q membership of fifty. The following
we're elected as officers: President, G. o. B.
Cissel; first vice.president, Ollie Hughes;
second vice-presdent, DR.. Eugene Jones :;
secretary, j. Dawson Williams; treasurer,
H. M. Martin. The club will hold q rally ct
Aspen on Saturday, October 10th, and at
Layhill, Saturday, October nth. and has ap-
pointed committee TO confer with the DEM
ocratic clubs of Sligo, Chevy Chase and Be-
thesda with view to holding q monster
mass meeting and torch-light procession at
Chevy Chase later in the campaign.
The Miss Rachel Cooke will case was COM
promised on. Tuesday last and will not be
removed to Marlboro, Prince Georges coun.
", Md, for second trial, as had been ar
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