Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1909-09-17
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Town and Country.

The trustees have appointed Miss Dora
F. Holman teacher at Baileys public school
this county, for the present term which
opened on Monday last.
Cromelin Lodge, No. SO, X. of p, will
hold dance and supper in their hall at
Potomac on Thursday night, September
3Oth. The public is invited.
Mrs. Frank Thomas recently sold hel
house and lot, situated in the western Sec
ton of this town, to Mr.. Clarence Kicker
son, of Rockville, for $1,000.
The Travilah Woman's Missionary So
ciety met at the home of Mrs. E. l.. Hard
castle, in Jamestown, on Thursday OF las'
week. The meeting was pleasant ano
helpful
| Adrian L. Burnett, son of Mr.. John L.
Burnett, of this town. left on Friday last
IN enter for the scholastic term Mt. st
Mary's College at Emmittsburg, Frederlck
county, Md.
The next meeting of the W. c. 7. U. will
be held at the home of Mrs. Warren Choate
Rockville, on Tuesday, September 2lst at
7:3O Pm. Members and all interested
are requested to be present.
All parties who need 1900 Washing
Machine may call on Thomas !. Fulks, of
Gaithersburg This washer was exhibited
at the Rockville Fair by L. X. Birely. gen.
eral agent, Middleburg, Md.
The ladies of Germantown Baptist Church
will hold lawn party at the home OF Mrs.
E. j. Martin on Tuesday, September 2lst
Supper will be served If stormy, the event
will take place the next fair night.
Baltimore and Ohio Excursion on Sum-
day, Sept 10TH $1.O0 to Harper's Ferry and
Martinsburg and return; $1.35 to Berkeley
Springs and return; $500 to Cumberland
and return Special train leaves Rockville
at 8:46 A. M.
The report of the examiners on the road
petitioned for by L. P. Oldfeld and others
will be taken up by the County Commits
sioners on October 18th, 1909, at II A. M.
and hearing given to all parties inter
ested.
Have you ever seen or read about The
Billion Dollar Mile of New York? If not
get a copy of the "Hudson-Fulton Celebra-
ton" folder from Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Ticket Agent, or address D. B. Martin,
M. P. T., B. go. R. R.. Baltimore. Md.
Miss Beulah Anna Hardy. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Francis Hardy, of Wheaton
district, this county, and Mr.. Don Ernest
Clark, of Washington, were married in st.
Johns Catholic Church. at Forest Glen, on
Wednesday of last week by Rev. Charles
o. ROsensteel.
1t is expected that the Methodist Epis-
copal Church being built at Clarksbure will
be completed on or about November 18th.
The new church will cost $4,000 and re-
places a brick structure built in 1858
which supplanted log church bearing the
date 1887.
The stockholders and directors of the
Boyd Hall Company met at the home of
Mrs Sarah E. Boyd last Saturday night
and voted in favor of concentrating sale
whereby the property will be turned over
to individuals, said to be Charles T. Kings
bury and son. 1t is understood the build
ing is to be used for store purposes.
Mrs. Sarah l.. Ricketts,, of this vicinity.
has instituted suit in the circuit court at
this place for an absolute divorce from her
husband George W. Ricketts,. also of this
county The bill alleges the couple were
married in April, 1905, and that one year
later the plaintiff was deserted. Mrs. Rick
etts is represented by Attorney Bowie F.
Waters.
Immediately following the adjournment
of the annual institute of the public school
teachers of this county here last Friday,
the Montgomery County Teachers Associa-
ion met and elected the following officers !;
President, Wilson s. Ward, of Rockville ;
ice-president, Mrs Ida P. Stabler, of San
ly Spring, and secretary, William Nelson,
Jamestown They will serve for one year.
The County School Commissioners have
announced the appointments of the fol-
owing teachers A. B. Coe, of Oxford, Md,
is principal of the public school at Ken
ineton Julian F. Walters. as principal OF
he high school at Brookeville; Miss Bessie
Woodward, of Washington Grove, as prin-
ipal of the school at Choppers. and Miss
.oberta Higgins, of Rockville. as assistant
the Jamestown high school.
Mr.. John Corridor, who conducts wheel
right shop in the eastern part of Rock
lille, narrowly escaped serious injury on
tuesday, night last While walking in his
eep he fell from a secondstory window
the Corcoran Hotel, landing so heavily
n the wooden porch below that many
persons in the neighborhood were awaken
ed by the racket. Strange to say, he is
said to have suffered no more serious cOnse
quences than slight bruises and bloody
nose.
Miss Golden Holland. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest M. Holland, of Redland
this county, was married to Mr.. William
X Pace, of Washington Grove. on Wed
nesday of last week in the Lutheran Church
at Redland The ceremony was performed
by the pastor, Rev. Charles H. Pence. The
bride was given away by her father, AMI
was attended by her sister, Miss Opal Hol
land, as maid of honor. Mr.. Phelps, o
Washington, was best man. and the bride
brothers, Messrs. Pearl and Diamond Hol
land, were the ushers. Miss Emily I
Cashell, of Redland played the marches.
Base Bail.
The base ball enthusiasts of this count,
are looking forward with keen interest t.
the deciding games between Rockville ant
Germantown agereeations for the cham