Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1909-02-05
gufaI aud gersnnal.
Town and Country.

beth M. Keller were married III NochNhi'
last week by Rev. S. R. White. They vii
reside at Linden, this county.
The Ladies Sewing Circle of the Ger
mantown Baptist Church will meet at the
home of Mrs. Jacob Synder on Thursday
February nth, 1909. at P. M.
Festival at Potomac, Md, Monday, Feb
ruary 22nd, 1909. for the improvement o
St. Gabriel's Church grounds. Supper served
Music and dancing. All are invited.
Thomas A. johnson, son of Thos. John
son, of Boyd's, this county, was found deaf
in Washington on Monday night last il
his candy store there. having taken his lif'
by inhaline Illuminating gas.
Governor Crothers has appointed Mr.. D
j. Willard, of Poolesville district, he
publican member of the Board of Schoo
Commissioners for this county, to fill tn
vacancy caused by the recent death OF DR.
j. Harris StOnestreet.
Sparks from an engine on the Metro
politan Branch Railroad set fire to ricI
of hay on the farm of Mr.. J Hilleary Bog
lev, at Halpine Station, on Wednesday last
The entire rick, containing about eight tons
was consumed by tine hre.
a uniting to $1,000, collect
ee s of the county, have beer
uua.5 i9.l the county treasurer. The col
lasal hefan their work on the 1st of Janu
ary Idur the Waters law passed at the
last ession Of the legislature.
The Rockville amp of the Modern Wood
men Of America gave a smoker in the
tdgeroon last week. The special guests
we're State Deputy Chaffee, of Washington
md District Deputy Moore. of Brunswick
both If whom delivered addresses.
The ladies' Of N[ount Zion Baptist Church
WI give an oyster supper on the evening
of Thursday, Pc Tuary nth, beginning at 6
o I1cs "a the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus
Keisef The prpceeds will be used in the
erection OF lae new Mount Zion Church
51Adilg Al ne welcome.
Or Taylor E. Iarby and Mrs. Darby have
returned to their home at GAINESVILLE from
Panaua. where Dr.. Darby has been sta
1pned for sever ! years as surgeon in the
ancou and Colo hospitals for the Govern
mela W ia " will remain at Barnes
vile aai woeJ his profession.
The iadIt. the Baptist Church at
Seneca viii {Ivs supper on Tuesday,
February a.t p ginning at 4 p M, at the
residence o, ti. A. Violet, at Feeder Lock.
a meats uppc swell as oysters in different
styles rlH Is erved. Proceeds will be
gsar 20 pUrc' seats for the church. If
met i3r iAa nt day.
teay OuH ,olored, was before Justice
p toa Peace seph Reading last Friday
'a answer two argos of violating the local
option law ing alleged that he sold
whisky e. E Brown and Jas. Mitchell,
10Th 0isfea lie waived hearing and
furnished $50 bail for his appearance at
The Mtch ie of Court.
The F league of the Rockville M
T. inces The College Girls, -
Including Miss arion Nichols. reader Miss
Racine rton, soprano and banjo;
Mis-" Nas b wne, contralto, banjo and
piano 81, Inc wn Hall, in Rockville. on
February l5ta SP. M. Reserved seats,
$50 .enIs adm sion. rs cents.
The annual ~ ster supper for the benefit
of Ss'em C5wc Try will be held in Memo
'iaI tal' Brook vile, on Wednesday even
'ag February tn. This being public
9lueefy and yer half of those buried
fhe-c hDye uG.i er relatives nor friends to
Afe iur ,he' ayes, this supper is given
tor taa' purpose All are cordially invited
Do attend Come and help and aid a
charitable n""g
Ja .hlrsdsy light of last week fire, be-
4eved to have cen of incendiary origin,
destroyed q 1--we y stable and barn used by
NJ p iiicH merchant at Boyds, this
'3unty aa5 owued by Mr.. Jas E. Williams.
ho i3es partia y covered by insurance. is
sitma,e3 ID nut $4,000. Mr.. Hicks had
$50 horses g raj vehicles and quantity
ll cor" and stored on the ground floor
1' Inc nuildii A carriage belonging to
D = DAVIS gt frederick. was on the second
cor These nth the entire structure,
were desuoya
"' ah4 MRS A. Haase gave a pound
3"f-5 and ual ;, last week, at their resi-
1sn'-, near N ltrose, this county. There
""7 present rmber of young people from
.Hs IDENTITY Music for the dancers was
rendered by is II talent. The guests were
served by -irt hostess during the evening
"'to as'cous refreshments. The guests,
VI eI rAWefs'' of gratitude to their host
lht hostess tHr the opportunity given them
nN "nct the we're able to spend de-
.Hht'ui even separated and went their
wa rejoicing
"fS fj ate IN Jane Bowman, wife of
df 7ll'ta 70 owman. well-known mer-
-a""' &c tys tstown, this county, died
AO'li clio on Thursday evening of
ast "2eS a her home at Hyattstown,
ata' '' I. She had been in poor
nestle aH st May, at which time she
iA'' ~eroke of paralysis Besides
land, she is survived by two sons,
j. Darby Bowman, deputy in the Office
Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court here. and
kichard II. Bowman. Jr Mrs. Bowman
was sister of Judge Remus r. Darby of
ton h..