Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1909-06-11
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Mrs. VIM. Penn and children, OF Chesa-
peake City, Md, are guests of Rev. and
Mrs. S. R. White, of this town.
Mrs. b. F. Hicks. of Boyd's. with her
family, left on Thursday of last week for
Des Moines, Iowa, to visit her parents for
several months.
MIR. P. E. Waters, of Germantown. is en-
larging his mercantile store. When COM
pleted it will be the largest store in the
county.
Mr.. Frank Hamilton Higgins, son of Mr..
Frank Higgins, of this town. was graduated
from the Bliss Electrical School, at Takoma,
on Friday night of last week.
Mr.. j, Darby Bowman, deputy in the
Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court at
this place, was among the graduates of
the National University Law School, Wash
ington.
Miss Agnes Louise Cooley, of the vicin-
ity of Sellman, this county, and Mr.. John
H. Sullivan, of Poolesville, were married in
Rockville on Thursday of last week by Rev
S. r. White.
Mrs. VIM M. Davis has gone to Virginia
Beach to spend the summer as Il guest
of her son, George W. M Davis, l1 has
rented a cottage there. She will Do Joined
by Mr.. Davis within a few days.
The Highway Construction Company
now building its second mile Of pike
from Clarksburg to Boyds, has received the
contract for the third mile. 1t il intended
to finish the three miles by Aug lst list
The base ball9eam representing the en-
cheering department of the District of
Columbia and the Rockville team played
at the Fair Grounds here last Saturday.
The locals winning by the score of to 8.
Mrs. Theodore F. Willsey of Napa, Cal.
a daughter of the late George R. Braddock,
of this place, has been visiting relatives and
friends in Rockville and vicinity during the
past week. 1t has been twenty-five years
since she was last here.
The engagement has been announced of
Miss E. Barry Albert, daughter of DIR. and
Mrs. Charles Albert, of this town, and Mr..
Walter A. Williams, also of Rockville. 1t
is understood the wedding will take place
ir Christ T. oiscopal Church here the even
Ing 1T June 30th.
Mr. Eugene II. Waters. of Germantown.
yiih the degree of Master of Law confer
red upon him, and Mr. Cornelius E. Hughes.
OF Poolesville, with the degree of Bachelor
OF Law conferred upon him, were graduated
from the Georgetown University Law School
Oh Monday evening last.
Dr. George f. Lewis. of this place, has
purchas ID for $1,000 beautiful building
size, once forming part of the estate of the
late isaac r. Maus, situated in the west
end Of Rockville, upon which he will erect
a SIS, 900 residence as soon as plans for
the same can be completed
friday, June 25th, has been set by the
Circuit Court here for the hearing on de-
,nurr,r in the case of the State of Mary
land Use of Gracia Ford Tongue and others
VS.. washington, d. c., Sanatorium Associa-
ton. Arthur Peter represents plaintiff and
d. W. Baker the defendant.
Mr.. Geo. F. Pollock, of Boyd's, formerly
assistant land commissioner under the
Roosevelt administration. who underwent
an operation for stomach affection at Provi
dence Hospital, Washington, several weeks
ago. returned home last week. Mr.. Pollock
is now with the law firm of Consau & Pol
lock, of Washington.
Miss Susie f. Trundle, aged 70 years,
died last Monday at the home of her sister
in-law, Mrs. Annie E. Trundle, in Gath
ersbure. this county, of paralysis. She was
q sister of the late Jas. 0. Trundle, of Gath
ers burg, and is survived by sister, Mrs.
Eda Nichols, of Frederick county. Miss
Trundle had resided in Gaithersburg many
years.
The ipervisors of elections have ap-
poin,ed z. NJ. Waters, Jr., Democratic of
ficer of registration for Laytonsville district.
He takes the place of Downey Williams.
who is a candidate for the Democratic NOM
ination as County Commissioner from the
first collection district The appointment
of Mr.. Waters completes the list of regis
trars.
At the annual election of officers of the
Rockville Woman's Club on Thursday after
noon of last week these were chosen
President, Mrs. Wallace Welsh; first vice
u I RuIIard. x,tno
president, Miss Rose Henderson; recording
secretary, Mrs. W. C, Beck corresponding
secretary Miss Lucy Smith; treasurer, Mrs.
H. Clinton Allnutt.
Miss Katherine Dyson, daughter Of Mr.
Benjamin F. Dyson, of Jacksonville. this
county. and Mr.. Harry c. Darby, of Bealls-
vile. were married in Washington last
week by Rev. Charles II. Waters, the cere-
mony taking place at the home of the
minister. The young couple have returned
from their honeymoon trip and are resid-
ing at Beallsville.
Mrs Georgianna Lewis. wife of Mr.. NAH
lon T. Lewis, of Boyds, this county. died at
her home there last Monday afternoon from
a complication of diseases. She was twice
married. her first husband having been a
Mr.. Moriarity, by whom one son, Pearre NJ.
Moriarity. survives. She also leaves two
children by her last husband. j. Frank
Lewis and Georeianna Lewis. of Boyds.
Mrs. Lewis was a Miss Mlstead, daughter
of William and Mary H. Milstead, of Laurel,
Md, where she was born in 1850.
Mr.. Henry s. Thompson, son of the late
Captain Elijah Thompson and brother of
Mrs J. Wesley Walker. of Gaithersbure
district. died at his home in Chicago. ILL.,,
on Saturday, June 5th. 1909. of pneumo-
mia, aged about 81 years. He leaves one