Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1909-09-03
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Town and Country i,

Town and Country
The monthly meeting of The Burden
Rearer Circle of The Kings Daughters will
no held with Mrs. o. NJ Linthicum on Sep
TENDER 7th, 1909. at P. M.
The Executive Committee of the Anti
Saloon League will meet on Tuesday, Sep
tember 7th, at 2:30 P. M, at the Office OF
Mr.. Frank Higgins, Rockville.
Died in Washington. D. c., on Saturday
AUGUST %, 1909, at 1870 P. M. Clara NJ
wife of William A. Beall eldest daughter
of the late Judge C. R. Murphy, OF Clarks-
burg, this county.
Last Saturday at the Fair Grounds here
the Germantown base ball team oeiea'eu
Rockville by score of to in one Oh the
most interesting games played on these
grounds this season.
Early last spring a lady's plush coat was
left at the store of L. Cogswell & Co., 1918
Wisconsin Avenue, Washington city. Inc
proprietors desire that the owner Will call
and claim this garment.
Rev. Joseph F. Cropp. who has been tenn
porarily filling the pulpit OF the Rockville
Rantist Church, closed his engagement here
on Sunday last. He will resume his studies
at Crozier Theological Seminary after
brief vacation.
DIR. TAYLOR E. Darby. of GAINESVILLE, this
county, was one of the successful candl-
dates in the preliminary examination Tor
commission as lieutenant in the Army
Medical Reserve Corps held at the various
army posts July 18th last.
After spending several weeks in Kock-
vile with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
mel B. Haney, Mrs. Robert E. Porter left
last week to resume missionary work IN
Cuba. She was accompanied by her sister,
Miss Mabel Haney, who will be her guest
in Cuba several months.
There was a slight fire at the store OF
A. H. Welt, Kensington, last Friday night,
but the volunteer fire force responded TO
an alarm before it gained much Roadway
and quickly extineuished the blaze, when
was caused by the explosion of lamp
Judge John c. Motter has filed decree
in the Circuit Court here, granting to Ed
win A. Harriss, of Potomac, this county,
an absolute divorce from his wife, Clara
B. Harriss, on the ground of desertlon.
The bill alleged that the plaintiff was de-
serted several years ago and that the de-
PENDANTS whereabouts have since remain
ed a mystery. The decree awards Harrlss
the custody of the children.
An election will be held Monday, Sep
TENDER 18TH in the basement OF the Ia
koma Presbyterian Church. at which time
the taxpayers of the town will vote on
the question of issuing 10000 worth of
bonds, for the installation OF new ultra
ton plant, raising the present dam IN Sligo
stream and installing water meters, to be
owned by the town. A two-thirds vote
will be required to authorize the issue OF
the bonds.
Mrs. MARGARET Heaton Kileour, aged 6l
wears, wife of Mr.. Francis S. kilgour, VINO
resides near Glen, this county, died about
noon on Friday last. She had been Ill
long time. An operation was recently per-
formed in an effort to prolon6 her lie.
Surviving her are her husband and three
Observation-Disclosures Jane, Cecilia and Ella
Kileour. She also leaves sister, Mrs.
Walter Braden, of Paeonian Springs, Va.
Mrs. Kileour was a native of Loudoun
county. Va, and was a daughter of the
late DIR. Decatur Heaton, of that county,
She was widely known.
Robert Shipley, former resident OF the
MINER section of this county, is in jail here
awaiting hearing on charges preferred
nv his wife, from whom he has been sepa-
rated several months. Mrs. Shipley alleges
that about three weeks ago he forcibly en-
tered the home of her brother, near Dick
erson. and carried away her baby, ten
months old. Shipley was arrested last
week in Howard county and the child
was found at the home of his brother at
Ellicott City. Shipley insists that he had
right to take the baby and declares that
it would be much better off with him than
with its mother. Shipley instituted suit
several weeks ago in the Circuit Court for
an absolute divorce from his wife.