Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1909-03-05
Eofal aud 2ersni1al.
Town and Country


The suit of Dr. George L. Carder VS.,
James Lnehan has been removed from
Alleeany to this county for trial.
Clean, accurate and attractive, paper
for the entire family-Washington Sunday
Star and Magazine. All dealers.
The suit of James T. Armour VS.. Zacha-
.iah M. Waters has been removed from
his county to Howard county for trial.
Mr.. Roland Wootton recently sold his
Whites Ferry Farm" containing 81 acres,
% Mr.. Thornton B. Titus for $62 per acre.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Gsrman-
own Baptist Church will meet at the home
Of Mrs. Sophie Bennett on Thursday, March
18th, at P. M.
The ladies of Potomac Chapel will hold
IN oyster and meat supper in the X of p.
Hall, at Potomac. on Wednesday evening.
darch 18th. Proceeds for the parsonage
und.
basket ball team has been organized
mone the students of the Rockville Acad-
N.Y. with the following players Duncan
NTH, captain Russell Hicks, G. Virgil,
lrthur Mcfarland and Kenneth Shrews-
nry.
A cadet corps has been organized among
he students of the Rockville High School
md drills are held twice each week. The
membership now numbers twenty. but is
expected to largely increase. The boys are
being drilled by Mr. C. Norman Bouic.
The GAINESVILLE Canning and Farmers
Supply Company has elected L. A. CHS
well president, and board of directors, Chas.
King, w. W. Darby. Levin B. johnson,
Mansfield White. McGill Belt and D. R.
Hershey, reducing the board from eleven
to seven.
Mrs. Sarah S. Shriner. wife of Rev. c. W.
Shriner of the vicinity of Kingsley. died
on Sunday night last of pneumonia, after
an illness of two weeks, aged 40 years. Mrs.
Shriner was a daughter of Joshua Sibley,
of Gaithersburg, and is survived by her
husband, her father. a sister and brother.
Frank Williams. young negro resident
a. fGaithersburg. is in Jail here
4y..r.4g on a charge of horse steal
na a.st ,y Frank B. Severance. 1t is
ALLEGED ,r Villains visited the Severance
fam. me-. ithersburg, and took the horse
from me 81 lie, but that the animal broke
away from e negro and was the next
day Iecl. ere by its owner.
Joseph wards, 12-years-Old son of
Mr. Clay pa Yards, who resides upon the
iam % Mr George Shaw, near this town,
had y zones in his hand dislocated on
Thursda last week The accident was
caused N unruly horse that he was
beading through gate. He was taken to
o Washington city hospital and the bones
reduced hy DIR. McDonal, of Washington,
and DR. Lewis. of this town.
Ttc following named gentlemen were APP
pointed by the County Commissioners on
tuesday asst assessors, in the thirteen cleo
ION districts, of buildings, stock, etc. not
uu. on the assessment books of this
tNflN "A. ~. Ailllutl, y. ". hiiS' W. W.
pe,es ank C. Horner, G. B. McCeney, N.
g. Eic as. Whalen, W. B. Chichester, J. E.
g1 Geo. r. Bell, A. H. Griffith, Noah
Na,saa. and F. D. Stubs
The sidence of Mr. Joseph j. Stearn,
short distance from Potomac, this county,
was destroyed by fire about O'Clock on
Thursday evening of last week. The flames
spread so rapidly after the discovery of the
fire that only a very few articles of furni-
ture were saved. The loss is placed at
about $4,000, partially covered by insur-
ance. The fire is supposed to have been
caused by defective fiue.
Mr. George Dunlop, resident of the vicin-
ity of Chevy Chase, and Miss Mary A. Ray.
daughter of Mrs. Mary r. Ray, of the vicin
ity of Linden, were married last week at
the home of the brides brother-in-law, Mr..
Randolph Fells. near Chevy Chase Lake,
nv Pc" ri"-"uce P. Stealey. Owing to
racant aeat n the family of the bride,
iHe eadH sas quiet, only few close
relatives Of couple attending.
While visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Philip 7 Stabler. at Sandy Spring,
Mrs Rebecca VI. Brown, wife of Samuel M.
hiaau, Of Lincoln, Va, was several days
ago stricken Nth paralysis, her death re-
sulins Lass turday morning. She was
O daughter Of he late Joseph Nichols. of
L0udUun county, Va. Surviving her are
her husband nd two sisters, Mrs. Philip
Z Siab.er aa Mrs. Jas. W. Janney, both
Of Sandy Sp 6.
Mrs Marc johnson died at her home.
near CoInus is county, on Wednesday of
last week 70 years. Mrs. johnson
wife Of Roo johnson, was injured some
years ago H lighting from train in Bal
tlul0rc and er fully recovered. She is
survived husband and three children.
The child Mrs. Florida Hail. of Bal
umore G. W. johnson. an engineer
& E Te and Ohio Railroad at
Conneilsw a.. and Willie j. johnson,
Of Comus
Edgar b on of Mr.. Thomas B. Butt,
weil-knof irmer Of this vicinity is in
the PasteU' 'titute, Baltimore UNDERGO
ing treating IT supposed mad-dog bite
several dass ago beagle dog attacked
hi'n and bii A on the hand, tearing the
aesn badly Ia animal acted strangely
PRIOR TO and er biting the boy. and Mr..
SUIT shot a't TILED it. An examination
OF the dos M I'D is said to have disclosed
the fact th1 ne was suffering from the
rabies
The Ladicr lid Society of Boyd's Pres
b. erian Gnu l. organized four years ago,
held ar ann sary celebration last Friday
nifAt, 8t the me of Mr.. and Mrs. James
b williams Boyd's. The society since