Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1909-05-28
R~tal aud gersni1al.
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rasiasu, re on Calvert Place and rawcett
A..,,a., Kensineton, to Mr. r. v. Rusk, of
Washi gton.
Mr. Winfield Magruder has purchased
t,r aa 100 the handsome dwelling house
-.,on ID to Mr.. Edw. West, situated on
Comn ce Lane. in this town.
Dec alton Day services will be observed
q, For st Oak Cemetery. Gaithersbure. on
,orda. Nav 3lst. Addresses will be de-
Hvered t2P. M. by Rev. Harry Smith and
Kew. j. Wineer. Music by choir.
TN. n-ton steam roller offered by Sher-
If Nsl an at public sale. on last Satur-
Jav purchased by the County Com
,o;se... $ for 1910, one-half its cost new
baf,r, IND used to complete mile Of
mac7a
Re.. re and Ohio Excursion on Sum-
oay r4 3Oth, 500 to Harper's Ferry and
Martin, re and return; $1.35 to Berkeley
Sprina. ID return; $500 to Cumberland
and rem. Special train leaves Rockville
at $40 M
(OvrFf CrOtherS, upon tnt duNiC0 VI
Attorney General Straus. has declared May
qtst q leeal holiday. Decoration Day, May
30th falls on Sunday this year. and the
,,siorn ba been when it occurs to observe
{; on the f lowing Monday.
The report of the examiners on the road
petitioned or by John L. Lewis and others
Al.o No,,ptu Commissioners
ON Tuesday and laid over until July 9Th,
al IL A. M, when hearing will be gwen
- parties interested.
the Baptists of Poolesviile have an in
ta-e,lina program for their dedication ex-
er, SEES next Sunday Prominent speakers
Of ashing ton and Baltimore will make
addr, sses nd there will be fine musical
nro5rou The services will last through
out the dal.
on his turn from Washington in an in
toxies ted condition on Monday last, the
coIored WAGNER in charge of Mr.. William
Crafts team fell from the saddle horse at
Bethesda nd was run over by the heavy
yadon ankle was broken and he was
taken back to a Washington hospital for
Treatment
Mrs. Rel coca Morrison. aged 80 years,
died az ei home here last Saturday of
heart faaue. She was the widow of Tai
pott Morg son and daughter Of Abram
and Mary Larue Mumper, Dillsbure, Pa.
She is survived by four children, twenty
ersndchild en- and two grandchildren.
Mrs Morrison had resided in the county
about forty years and in Rockville about
twenty years.
The annual meeting of the Burden
Bcanr Circle of The Kings Daughters will
be held iu the Baptist Church, Rockville.
on Monday evening, May 3lst, at o'clock
Dr. ) 3 Clayton, who was supply for the
Baptist Church for some months, will make
an address. The public generally are cor
daliy invited to be present. A collection
u,il Ae taken up for the Rest Room, Balti-
more.
Messrs )tho.F. James and Rob't L. Gar
rett. who we're recently elected members
Of the Glen Echo town council to serve two
wears, and John Trammell, who was elect
ed Cor 8ae year to fill the unexpired term
ofWm Il Roach, who resigned to become
mayer. p We subscribed to the oath OF
Office. Mayor Roach has announced the
sppoiDtnIsnt of John X. Johnston, John II.
Darling AID Horatio G. Carroll as tax as
SCISSORS for one year.
Considerable excitement was caused IN
tne east End of Rockville on Monday morn
iut las By fire breaking out in the kitchen
az the home of Mr. Heath Butt. The fire
department promptly responded to the
alarm end quenched the flames before seri-
aus damaae was done. Beyond giving the
household scare, causing the hasty re-
m,yat If good part of the contents OF the
halse as. making a wreck of one end of
thr n, the loss incurred was small,
Miss Lenna B. Cronise and Mr.. Lawrence
Leroy Lochte. of Bethesda, this county.
were married on May 18th, 1909, at St.
AIMS Catholic Church, Tenleytown, d. c.,
Rev. j. C. Mallon officiating. The bride is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Cronise,
of Bethesda. The marriage was followed by
reception at the home of the bride. The
out-of-town guests were Miss W. Moody of
Roanoke, Va. Miss S. Golden, of Phila-
delphia. Pa, and Mr.. J. W. Watson. of
Orange. Va.
A large barn just completed on the farm
of Mr.. Joseph Pyles, near Poolesville. was
the scene of delightful dance on We'd
nesday evening of last week 1t was given
by the young folks of that section The
chaperons were Mrs. Milton G. Darby. Mrs.
Lawrence A. Darby, Mrs. Vim. Hempstone,
Mrs. G. H. Lee and Mrs. John T. Williams.
About $50 guests were present. The mu-
sic was furnished by Washington orches-
ira and at midnight refreshments were
served.
The will of DIR. Roger Brooke has been
filed in the Orphans Court here for probate.
1t disposes of an estate valued at $50, 900.
The entire estate is left to his widow. Mrs.
Louisa T. Brooke, during life, and upon her
death is to be divided as follows To each
of the testators grandchildren. Norman
Brooke Smith, Jean Ogilvie Coulter and
Esther Melvin Smith. is left 100000; to
Roger Brooke. son. $500 in addition to
advancements to Edward T. Brooke, a
son, $1,000 in addition to advancements.
The house and furniture at Sandy Spring
are devised to the dauehters-Mrs. Emile
B. Coulter, Mrs. Jane Brooke Smith and Miss
Sallie p. Brooke. Miss Sallie p Brooke is
named executrix without bond.
DIR. Benjamin F. Lansdale, aged Ga years
for forty years a practicine physician al
Damascus. this county, died last Friday