Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1909-12-03
Butal aud 3ersumal.
Town and Country.

Mr.. Reuben A. Mullican, Weil-known
citizen of Colesville district, this county,
died suddenly on Saturday last.
Mr.. John W. Crown, of Derwood, who
suffered a slight stroke of paralysis on
Friday last, is reported much improved.
The Burden Bearer Circle of The Kings
Daughters will meet with Mrs. John Nc
Donald on Tuesday, December 7th. at 8
P. M.
Pound and fruit cake Only 20 cents per
pound. Order now at the Bakery. All
fruit cake orders must be in by the goth
instant.
Buy Red Cross Stamps for all your letters
and packages to help the fight against
tuberculosis One cent at Reisingers and
drug store.
Mr.. John Duvall, of Damascus. and Miss
Lulie C. Ray, of Laytonsville, were married
in Rockville, on Wednesday last, by Rev.
S. R. White.
A Box Social will be held at the Der
wood school house on Friday evening, De-
cember 10th. 1909, beginning at O'Clock.
Lunch, ice-cream and cake will be for sale.
The public are cordially invited.
On Wednesday last Miss Louise C. Rice
and Mr.. Samuel NJ Montgomery were mar
ried at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs George R. Rice, Travilah, by
the Rev. Mr.. Dillingham;, pastor of the
Jamestown Presbyterian Church.
Miss Elizabeth Maude Boswell, daughter
of Mr.. Charles E. Boswell, of this county,
was married November oath by Rev. DR..
Packard, at the rectory. this town, to Mr..
John Murray Heeter, of Washington. in the
presence of relatives and friends.
Miss Mary C. Ricketts,, of Redland. this
county, and Mr. Francis E. Valdenar. of
Colesville, were married at the home of
the bride by Rev. Charles H. Pence. pastor
of St Luke's Lutheran Church. in the pres
ence of small gathering of friends.
During the year ending November 80,
9O8. 928 deeds and $40 mortgages were
recorded in the county clerks Office. In
the corresponding period of 1909 the deeds
recorded reached 1.343 and the mortgages
$50. Total for former period 1893 for
latter, 2,233.
The ladies of Potomac Chapel will hold
an oyster supper and bazaar in the X. of
P. Hall, Potomac, on Thursday, December
9th. Many fancy and useful articles will
be for sale at the fancy table suitable for
Christmas presents. There will also be a
home made candy table, ice cream, etc, at
usual prices.
A colored teamster in the employ of Mr..
Thomas Waters of Brookville, was shock
ugly injured about the head at DerwOod,
Tuesday last The team he was driving
,came frightened, and he was in some
ay knocked down and fearful wound
lfiicted on his head, leaving large part
the skull bone exposed.
In the national field trials of beagles,
. Id recently, Mr.. Thomas Griffith, of Red
nd won the first prize, silver cup. Be-
re he can claim ownership to this prize
q has to win three victories in succession,
itch is required by the rules of the asso-
alton Mr. Griffith sold another one of
IA beasles that he had in the contests for
rs.
q coIored woman named Annie Thomas.
81 years old. was by accident. so badly
Burned at the county almshouse last week
lat she died from her injuries few hours
Ter. While sweeping trash into an open
hraplace the broom caught fire. and while
at empting to stamp out the flames her
cathing ienited and she was frightfully
uned before anything could be done to
lareve her
A quiet wedding took place last week in
die M. E. Church at Clarksbure. this coun-
in which the contracting parties were
- Jacob E. Nichols, of Boyds, son of
s.r,, Sarah Nichols, and Miss Edith Hick-
nan, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Hick-
ana Il, of Boyds. After the ceremony the
5nde and groom returned to Boyds. where
they will remain for the present with the
gro ms mother.
frederick E. Dodson, of Washington,
hose wife, Mrs. Irene DOdson, of this
Town, several weeks ago instituted divorce
a-o eedngs against him in the Circuit
Court here, alleging desertion. has filed a
cro bill in which he alleges that he was
$50 one deserted. He asks that decree be
atsrted him. Attorney Frank Higgins rep
reese ITS Mr. Dodson and Clifford H. Robert
8a is attorney for Mrs. Dodson.
..overs of fine poultry should visit the
ws hington Poultry Show which will be
held in the Washington Light Infantry
Anory, Fifteenth street and Pennsyl-
gsna avenue (under Chase's Theatre)
dur le the week Of December 9Th. This
yr Uses to be the finest poultry exhibit
e. held in Washington. and the associa-
%. extends a cordial invitation to the
ps to attend. Doors open from A. NJ
20 Pm
barn and COW stables on the farm
o. r. Charles |. Corby near Garrett Park,
tl county, were destroyed by fire last
Fr night. In the building at the time
~ 800 bushels of potatoes. 10 tons of
-.l a, a tons of fertilizer, large quantity
". nent, machinery of various kinds and
8s articles. The loss is about $4,000,
az understood to have been partially
ed by insurance. How the fire orig
n is not known.
Mary Lurena King. widow of Luther
C. ~. of Kings Valley. and Mr.. Charles
q n agy, of this town, were married at
noon Wednesday at the home of the bride.
Tho sremony was performed by the Rev.
DR.. ,ene, pastor of the M. P. Church at
Kemoton. and was witnessed by large