Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1909-04-02
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Town and Country.

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The Burden Bearer Circle of The Kings
Daughters will meet with Mrs. John Hie-
gins on Tuesday. April 9Th. at P. M.
Miss Virgie Lena Crown. of Derwood
and Mr., VIM. A. Fields, of Pennsylvania,
were married in Rockville last week by
Rev. S. R. White.
A lecture will be given by Mr.. Oldys, of
Washington, on Bird Life, at the home OF
Mr.. Edwin Smith. Rockville. on Thursday
evening, April 18th. at O'Clock. Admis-
sion, rs cents.
The annual meeting of the Montgomery
County Anti-Saloon League will he held
at Washington Grove on August 18th and
the next quarterly meeting in April at
Laytonsvlle.
Among the approaching marriages of
this vicinity is that of Miss Rose Arm
strong and Mr.. Somerville Dawson. both of
Rockville. 1t is understood the ceremony
will take place in May.
On Monday bouncing boy was born to
Doctor and Mrs. Lawn Thompson, of Wash
ineton city. Their many friends in this
community will learn with delight that
both the mother and son are doing well.
Mr.. John E. Grubb, aged Sc years. a
farmer of Beallsville neighborhOOd. died last
Saturday night. He came to this county
from Frederick county ten years ago. He
is survived by widow. two daughters and
three sons.
Mr.. VIM. T. Walter. of Poolesville, died
at the hospital at Frederick. Md. on March
18th, aged 50 years. For many years he
was in the mercantile business at Pooles-
vile, which he discontinued little more
than a year agoOn account of failing health.
Mr.. VIM. T. Poole. aged Al years. died
last Saturday night at his home near
Poolesville, this county. after an illness of
only four days, of pneumonia. He was
son of the late Thomas Poole and was I'M
married. A sister. Mrs Vernon Hemp
stone survives him.
While number of children were return
fae ichool to their homes at Glen
Escho evening last week Thomas Den
ueH. aga Ia years, threw club which ac-
adeutaH struck Ora Weaver the 12-year-
Gid daul ter of Thomas A. Weaver. frac-
tlrina o bone of her thigh just above the
EDee
After :welve-months' residence in this
town NJ ieorge Earle with his family re-
aea ono Monday to LAUREL Md. to make
,ra. p,ac, their home. Mr.. and Mrs. Earle
f5. il host of friends here during their
ts aui he separation has caused a feel
jim % resret upon the part of Mr.. and
Mrs E7ue as well as their many warm
friends
The ounce Orchard Athletic Club has
organized base ball team for the coming
season. 2 he following are the players
u Small Ind base. R. L. Cornwell short
stop Cornwell 3rd base, N. CASA
sny pitchar'C. Enrich rightfeld. B. Gas
saway iH base. r. Clagett leftfield, A.
Cissel ca her, W. Hammond centerfield.
Manager :. Enrich. Ounce Orchard.
In a sh7t time hence Gaithersburg is to
nave es lished within her limits cord
factory itch will produce cords of all
descriptions. Mr.. Trazzare, of Gathers
burg w Ne at the head of the MANAGE
ment my citizens of the town are eager
Je has- lis enterprise in their midst and
afe i8 y investing in the companys
at1ea
The bill providing for the survey of land
between Washington and Gettysburg bat
tlefield for boulevard $50 feet wide to be
known as The Lincoln Way" has been
rsiptroduced in Congress by Representa-
tive Lafean. of Pennsylvania. An unsuc-
cessful attempt was made to get this meas
ure through the last session of Congress
as a part Of the bill making February IL,
1908. legal holiday.
An east bound freight train was badly
wrecked Oh the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road near Choppers. about O'Clock on
Friday of last week. While travelling at a
high rate Of speed truck of one of the
cars broke derailing fourteen cars and
tearing 40 the track for two hundred yards.
No one gas injured, but it took large
force Of worbmen four or five hours to
place the tra ks in condition for resump-
tion Of trafde
Witi the present, Mr.. George Crown. of
Derwood ha been in the employ of the
Baltimore aul Ohio Railroad Company for
81 conscc1t years as track hand on the
Metlopoiitau Branch, in this county. II he
lives 10 ser 3 years more in the service
Of the sam company he will receive q
pension ol per day for the rest of his
life from leficiary organization under
che nar int of the railroad company
in which rs two shares. each of which
entities hin so cents per day.
Mr. Chas Pafflow has purchased the
property COS Maple avenue and Carroll
street Takoml Park. The property is i'm
proved by q spacious three story frame resi-
denee containing fourteen rooms and bath
The lot is 2l6x189 feet and is one of the
most desirable pieces of property in the
park The Price paid was about 81 500
The property vas the residence of the late
, Vance Lewis. one of the pioneer resi-
dents Of Takuma Park. The sale was made
by Wm II Evils his son.
The Baltimore Conference of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church South, which had
been in session for several days. concluded
its iabors on Tuesday last. after making,
among others. the following appointments
Presiding Elder of Washington District.
Forrest J prettyman; Emory and Coles
vile C. n lesser and W. C. Smith Rock
Vile W. D. Keene; Goshen. W. P. John
ston Potomac, W. L. Smith Gaithersburg.