Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1909-06-18

rown and Country.

Among this years graduates OF the ota''
Normal School baltimore. was Miss Mar
esee, Frances Garrett, daughter OF Mr.. ane
Mrs. Alexander Garrett, of Hunting Hiii
this county.
Mr Charles Reid Riley. of Washington
has recently purchased of VIM. H. Pyles
Executor the farm of the late VIM. II
Pyles containing So acres and situated
near Cabin John bridge. at $7.875.
Rev. F. p. stauffer. of Harper's Ferry
W. Va. who is graduate Of Trinity Coi
teee. has accepted the call of Christ Epls
capal Church Kensineton, and the mission
al Garrett Park Mr.. Stauffer Will preach
his first sermon July Attn.
Detective Edwa5d Horn last Friday nigh
arrested Edward Martin. thirteen years o.
ase. as he stepped from railroad trair
at she Union station. Washington. He had
run away from Poolesville, this county
where he had lived with Clarence Ofutt.
The complaint Of the farmers is genera
ma, the long rainy and cloudy season dur
ing The present onth has scabbed ane
damaged the rowing wheat crop seriously
From uonied view the damage will cos
The farmers of this county thousands o.
dollars
Mi James II Jones, of Jacksonville, has
sold 10 an eastern syndicate fine tract Of
1875 acres of timber land two miles from
Boyds which is now being cut into by the
Mmfernen Several million feet of lum-
bei Tor bridges and other construction work
vii b. gotten out and shipped from Boyd's
station
Mrs Mary C. Henning. widow of Rev
James G. Henning. formerly Clerk of the
Home. Washington last Sunday morning
Of hear disease, after an illness of three
months Mrs. Henuing was in her eightieth
year ana had been an inmate of the home
for five years.
The Supervisors of Elections met here
Tuesday and qualified the recently ap-
pointed officers Of registration, who act
under the new sf9te law as return judges
at the primarie ne Democrats have al
ready selectad 5,y 3lst as the day for
their prims pubiiean primaries will
follow late Nsast.
Dr.. Geo ID resigned as prinei-
pal Of ths formal School. and his
resignation gsss.aIs ga Thursday Of
g sssf week 8 a.e Board of Education
Miss Sarah Edmond, who for the last
twenty years had oeen ce-principal of
the school was elected principal being the
first woman 80 head the institution.
In St. Mary's Catholic Church, Rockville.
last Saturday afiernoon Miss Matte Eliza
beth Sadrler, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis L. Sadtler, of the vicinity of Mont
rose. this county, and Mr.. Edward Philip
Dove of the same locality, were married
by Rev Philip b MCGUIRE, pastor of the
church. in the presence of few friends
and relatives Of the couple.
Rev. A. r. Martin has returned to this
county TO make lis future home. He is
now located az Waa. Iington Grove. but will
later move into Ga aersbure. Sixteen years
ago Mt, Eaftln Yves n charge OF the MOCK
willie Circuit Of the ". E. Church South. as
ISOLATED win me late Rev. A. o. Arm
strong. lie is aUw pom the retired list of
the church which has so long and faith
fully represented
r. Waleott. ele-, ician, of Washington
has been awarded 'e contract to equip
the new residence ri Mai. John Mcdonald.
now in course Of e,a ton in this town, with
electric wires for J hting purposes. We
call the attention o our readers who need
electrical WCla OF auy kind to be done to Mr..
Waicotts card in al her column. He bears
the reputation of being skillful and pains
taking workman
James W MallOne4, a printer, who had
been employed at Il nsington on the Mont
gomery Press sho hiinself and died almost
instantly on TUESDAY evening last. A short
while before he killed himself he asked a
young woman to marry him. She refused
him, bur expressed "a friendly regard for
him Mr.. Mallonce came to Kensington in
1897 from Laurel, Md. where he had rela-
nyes.
Secretary ] M w Kiger, of the Health
Department. Baltimore, who has been con,
nected with Dr. Bosley in that capacity
ever since the la.ter went in Office with
ex-Mayor Have in 1899, resigned Tuesday
his resifr, zion was accepted, and Mr.. ii
NJ Lab, who has been assistant secretary
for a number Of years. was appointed in
rs place. No reasons for resigning were
stated in the resignation. Mr.. Kiger was
formerly resident Of this town.
Miss Margaret BFosius, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Charles I. Brosius, of GAINESVILLE
this county, and Mr. Reginald B. Jones, o.
the vicinity Of Dickerson, were married al
O'Clock last Saturday morning in st
Mar Catholic Church, GAINESVILLE, b,
Rev. George B. Harrington, pastor of the
church The ceremony was witnessed b,
small company of relatives and friend,
and wes followed by a breakfast at tn,
home Of the bride Mr.. and Mrs. Jone.
left for an extended honeymoon trip.
The annual examinations for certificate.
70 teach in the public schools of this coun
" were concluded Thursday of last weel
after having been in progress here tire,
days under the direction of Prof Earle B
Wood. county superintendent of publ,
schools Fifty-two Young women took tn,
examinations twenty eight for certificate.
Of the first grade and twenty-four for tn,
sscond-erade certificates. The first-grad,
certificates make the holders eligible t,
teach in any Of the schools of the county
and those holding second-erade certificates
are allowed 20 teach 9nly as assistants o
as principals Of schools with not more thai
ope teacher