Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1909-11-19
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Aiessre James and John f. Ward, OF
Wardsworth farm lear Washington Grove,
reoygt "a barrels It yellow corn per acre
or, "a a5'ss
M George " att has sold his house
OF. Prospect stree Kensineton, to Mr.. VIM
l.. Buefeli, of liz en-, who will move into
the new house al 1t December 18th.
NIr Alexander lssaway. of the vicinity
az Jamestown. 10 has just recovered
from severe ell of illness. was well
enough to eajoy pleasant visit to kock-
vile 20 Tuesday St
In the case oi Is. Coe against the Elec-
uic Railway Com any for the killing OF
horse in The we end of Rockville some
time ago Justice Edward o. Edmonston
las awarded tha laintiff sos damages.
The Connty G mmissioners have ap-
pointed the folio ne gentlemen Trustees
of The Aims House to serve for one year:
Harry Riggs Henry B. Gardiner, Charles J.
F,ddaue Vim. v. Robertson and Eleazor
Ray.
Miss Mary HcyY lit, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard til tt, of Norbeck. this coun-
ry for 25 wears a Catholic nun, known as
Sister Mary loyola. died on Thursday of
iast week at i.oreto Convent Niagara Falls,
Canada
The Womans Club of Kensington met
last Saturday afternoon at the home of
Mrs Marshall West. Papers were read
as follows BY Mrs. j. w. Buck, Mrs. J. B.
Filler MIS-. e J Z artshorne and Mrs G. B.
Milbelsoa.
bliss Laura Is. Oaymude, of this county,
and MI, Stanley L. Spalding of Point OF
Rocks. we're ularri ed here Tuesday evening
by Rev. S. q Whte, of the Baptist Church.
the ceremony TAB ing place at the home of
the minister
On acooun. Of the illness of Mr.. C. N.
Bouic. attorney the Washington Grove
Camp 6saog /. the hearing on the re-
pegl ut sa miners on the road petit
.ausd for BY r. v Dorsey and others was
postponed until december 2lst. 1909. at II
An.
Cards are or for the wedding of Miss
Naude Mae Gala.endanner' to Mr.. George
Best Llnlheu Of Boyds. to take place in
the Presbyter I Church. Poolesville on
November 24,h Miss Getzendanner is
3auqhte Vi Ma and Mrs. William Reese
GeGendannei Vi Beallsville. Mr.. Linthi-
eu.n is sou af Ars. Martha E. Linthicum
Ben Leuouts proprietor of the Farmers
and Msfst.s Hotel, 1910 M street north
srest, Gg1rgelowl, was declared guilty of
Fnepne IL diessderly house by jury in
th= Police Coagt, Washington, last Friday
ats,noou Attnrney Campbell Darlington
save rouce lat he would file motion
&C. ,aa tftal Judge Kimball held Leno-
WI, u $1,000 bond.
I'D recent Meeting of the directors of
tAe luimmond Land Company it was de-
o.#aa n view # the increased activity in
sae3 state thr0Iehout the lower section of
. -...a, especially along the line
uf ri. GEORGETOWN and Rockville electric
ra'n,ay and lie very general advance in
eflees. 20 increase the price of the few re-
,.s.5.si4e lots III unsold in the Drummond
su6aivMml
Sine new tai phone line under cOnStruc
,p, the uus,er section of this county,
k.a4, a. ths oooesville Telephone Com
pens is noa az completion. and in ten
da.s aqN We direct communication.
tasaugh 4a arrangement with the Ches
apsake und tomac Telephone Company.
.sith Wash on and Baltimore. This new
lire takes place of the old Boyd's tele-
pheoe sys
i f. Cr /, a Baltimore and Ohio tele
Grapheg r walking along the tracks of
The gaiiro. st east of Boyds last Monday
morning d quantity of ripe straw
berries Erue & wild along the track being
probably second growth of that fruit
nH us vine n this year. The extremely
fne dry at Ter that has been prevalent
tete fas raj months is probably the
.zpss
D, WIN Lewis, health officer for the
own Of ~ sington, this county. has Or
dered the lblic school at Kensington
closed bsAcs Use of scarlet fever in the
naiahborntd Three children of Mr.. Lewis
Ddaeld ard child of Mr.. Harry Jones are
rasgn with disease. The school will not
be f.Jperea until the rooms are thorough
ly dis.aiaCtt and all danger of a spread
thc disea e is past.
4aF Won ms Missionary Society of the
BapIis hu III of Rockville is planning to
old or cast off clothing to
he G MON Mission, at Washington
TT of November. The ladies
church on Monday. the 18th
"a- HTii H.. the 22nd. from 2 until A
.gla.a to receive the articles. The
&isa9g 4ndenominational and it is
1ery one will cooperate.
hr nphas Hardy. aged IT years.
aw III, t-known residents of Wheaton
5isatL ., county. died last Sunday after
moor 7, ONE near Kensington. Sur
viTjna e'la re his widow and the follow
inE ch, ifsr Mrs. Frederick w. Loneley,
o. Fakoma ark Mrs. Cornelius Stubs, of
Wheaton RS. David j. Broadly, of Wash
iuetaH Hr Clarence Thompson. Mrs
E-ank 5,I in, Miss Agnes Hardy and Mr..
John Hardy
C8bu J1Hl Theatre, better known as the
pall Gard /. which was erected on the
s5otinds oi Cabin John Hotel, at Cabin
jobs Buds this county, ten years ago at
"a cyJ4f ut 10000, was burned about
4otloek t Friday afternoon. The fire
followed explosion of gasoline that had
1-sH isi, the building and the flames
spread 500 pidly that they could not be
checked pite efforts of volunteer fire.