Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1909-03-12
Dutal aud gersni1al.
Town and Country.

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Ex-Governor Warfield has sold to Mrs.
Fstelle Thomas, of this place, residence
in Rockville, formerly owned by the late
Col VIM. Kilgour.
All the usual features of a great Sunday
newsnaper and some distinctively its own
are combined in the Washington Sunday
Star At YOUR newsdealer's.
I Burns was killed at Friendship Heights
this county, while repairing telephone wires
on Tuesday last by coming in contact WIN
j.. live wire. He was from Pennsylvania.
: The ladies of Potomac Chapel will hoid
an oyster and meat supper in the X. OF r.
al. at Potomac, on Wednesday evening"
A oh nth. Proceeds for the parsonage
fund.
Mr. James Selby, of Gaithersbure, died
at his home on Sunday last of pneumonia
AGED "a years. He was married twice and
Is survived by six daughters by his first
wife
Miss Ida M. Henley. of the vicinity OF
No ltrose, and Mr.. Enoch N. Ray, who re-
z.i, 8 near Rockville, were married here last
sa ,rday afternoon, Rev. S. r. White Off
eio ing.
MIR. VIM. S. Corby, the well-known Wash
ms on baker, has purchased the handsome
res ience of Senator Francis Newlands, at
CA w Chase, this county, paying $4,000
fgr the same.
vhe resignation of Henry T. Whalen as
Ct table and collector of dog taxes for the
S, nth Election district was accepted by
d. County Commissioners on Tuesday. and
L, wrence T. Lochte was appointed to serve
4 unexpired term.
The many friends of Mrs. Martheda
* chner, widow of the late John H. kelch-
Ii / will be panied to learn that she was
q .alyzed at her home, in this town, about
g o'clock yesterday morning. losing the use
The entire left side of her body.
Mr.. Nathan D. Hildebrand and Miss Mel
ia ]. Selby, Dickerson, were married IN
Frederick on Thursday Of last week at the
Methodist parsonage by Rev. A. j. Gill
The bride is a sister of Mrs. Silkirk, of
Frederick, and the groom is son of Mr..
G. A. Hildebrand.
ME. Brainard H. Warner has rented his
hotel property. the Corcoran. in this town,
to his former manager of the business, Mr..
Bradley Carr, who will hereafter conduct
the hostelry on his own responsibility and
invites his many friends throughout this
caa Nstop with him.
encervile Farmers Club has been
sa.r at Spencerville, this county, with
ih,, ro wing officers: President, Jesse ID.
Brown yice-p president Herbert Thompson;
serretar treasurer, Thomas B. Boss. The
club will meet once each month for dis
cussi0n # various matters of interest to
the iafuing community, but all reference
to politics is prohibited.
Mrs Gertrude Virginia Swan. of this
county. las instituted suit in the Circuit
Court re for an absolute divorce from
.l3ho Swan, resident of Washington.
Tire uti alleges that the couple were mar
RED Veg ugust, 1908. and that three months
inter fhsi wife was deserted. Mrs, Swan
also sks that she be allowed to resume
ne len name of Bradt.
M sophie Higgins was the hostess of
tha e., willie Woman's Club at its regular
hi ,.a meeting on Thursday afternoon
of teek. The program rendered in
rlua ,sponses from Jerome X. Jerome,
a roa table on Early American Sculp-
tors ,ducted by Miss Lille Anderson !;
a paFt IN the caricaturist Dore, by Miss
Rose q nstrong, and conversation period
he blowing bids were received on
Tuesday by the County Commissioners for
the erect on of a steel bridge over Rock
Greek near Forest Glen: York Bridge Com
pany. $780, McNeal & Drury, $968; Far
-iss Bridge Company. $500; j. S. Nell
vnine & Company, $720 Nelson & Mere
dith Company. $500. The contract was
awarded to j. s. McIlvaine & Co.. Cham
hsssiurg Pa.
si harles B. Jones. with his daughter
Mildred, who has been spending several
weeks with his brothers, Brooke and Allie.
near Jamestown, left on Tuesday last for
his home in. Becker county, Minnesota.
Mr. Jones left this county some years ago
and located in the wheat section of the
Red Riyer Valley. where he has been quite
succe full farming He is the first Demo-
crat er elected on the board of county
c1mr isioners Of that county, which office
ne nav fills.
Nj Mary Ann Wade, widow of Aloysius
Wade died at her home, at Buck Lodge
an W dnesday of last week, in her 81si
year She was one of the oldest women
III u section. Mrs. Wade had been a
tts of that locality all her life. She
IS SD. yed by several children-Marcelus
E Nae, merchant at Buck Lodge; Mrs
Rot.el, L. Young. of Buck Lodge Mrs
steph, Austin. of Jamestown. and Mrs
Andrew B. Arnold, of Cedar Grove. Mrs
Wades husband was killed a number Of
years ago in runaway accident
The rev Chevy Chase Baptist Church
was ded Gated last Sunday afternoon, the
Rev Or ]. J. Muir, pastor of the Temple
Baptist Church. Washington. giving the
dedicate address The Temple quartet
sang ? ere were number of prominent
Baptist srgymen and laymen present, in.
GLIDING re Rev. W. S. o. Thomas. formerly
pastor Of the Baptist Mission at Chevy
Chase lie new church has risen from
q small mission to a well-oreanized and
thorough, equipped institution. The pas
tor is enc Rev. Melvin j. Teaman. The
present ilding cost $4,000.
EocAvnlc's baseball team promises to b.
the strongest that has represented thu
town for several years, and the baseball