Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1910-02-18
EufaI aud Rersuual.
Town and Country.

ms bungalow III henSlnetOn 10 Mr.. u. X
Rowdybush, of Washington.
The Ladies Missionary Society of Neels
vile Church will hold an oyster and meat
supper in Waters Hall, Germantown, OF
February 22nd. beginning at a P. M.
Cakes, pies bread and a limited number
of desserts will be on sale at Mrs Arm.
strong's, Rockville, on Saturday afternoon
February 18th. 1910 Time, 2:30 o'clock.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Colesville M
E. Church will hold Martha Washington
Tea" in the Colesville Hall on February
22nd, beginning at S P NJ Come one
come all.
Gov. Crothers has appointed Mr. Clagetl
C. Hilton, of GAINESVILLE School Commits
sioner for this county to succeed Mr.. Hazel
Cashell who was elected County Commits
sioner last fall
Mrs. Annie Moran Day. wife of Mr.. Daniel
Day, of Rockville died at the Georgetown
University Hospital, on Tuesday morning
last, aged 81 years. She leaves four
year-old son.
Richard H. Offutt and Albert M. Bouic
Trustees, sold on Tuesday last the farm Of
Frank M. Selby, containing 80 acres and
situated near Glen, this county, to Joseph
Franklin Taylor for $l,0l0.
The sale of a large amount of valuable
personal property belonging to Mrs. Mary
r. Prescott will take place at her farm. one
fourth of mile from Norbeck, on Thurs
day next the oath instant See ad.
Mrs. Hepsibah Etchison. aged IS years,
widow of Leonidas Etchison, died last Sat
urday, of lung trouble, at the residence of
her son-in-law, Webster Mullinix at Multi
nix. She had been an invalid several
years.
An oyster supper for the benefit of PotO-
mac Chapel will be held in the X. of p
Hall. at Potomac, on Wednesday. Febru-
airy 23rd. Supper at $50 O'Clock. Ice
cream, homemade candy, etc, will also be
sold. Everybody welcome.
The Aid Society of Epworth NJ E. Church,
GaithersburG, will hold its annual supper
in Masonic Hall on Tuesday, February %,
beginning at p M. Oysters. meats. ice
cream, cake, confectionery. fancy and fruit
tables. All are invited.
The fishers Union of Laytonsville M. E.
Sunday School will give DE Deestrick
Skule" in Laytonsville M. E. Church, on
Tuesday evening, February 22nd. Be sure
to come and bring your friends. Don't
miss it. Fun for everybody Admission.
adults. rs cents children, IS cents.
A movement is on foot for national
bank at Silver Spring, this county. Several
meetings have been held to discuss plans.
Among those interested are: Gist Blair,
Lamar Jackson. Blair Lee. DIR. William T.
Brown, Woodbury. Blair, William p Beall.
Montgomery Blair Benton G. Ray and j.
Herbert Cissell.
A literary and musical entertainment will
be given at Emory NJ f. Church South on
Thursday. February Gath. by Rev. J. Harry
Smith, of Gaithersburg. entitled The
White Rose" Doors open at Pm. Come
everybody and be entertained. A silver of
fering will be taken up for the benefit of
the church improvement fund.
Mrs. Frederick Linthicum, one of the
oldest women in the vicinity of COmus
this county, died there last Sunday of gen.
eral debility, aged rs years She was
Miss Hodges. She is survived by four
children, w. R. Linthicum. of La Plata.
Md; George Linthicum. of Travilah. and
Misses Jennie and Ella Linthicum at home
An oyster supper will be served in the
hall at Brookeville, on Wednesday. February
%. for the benefit of the cemetery, begin
ming at O'Clock and continuing until 10
P. M. A large and handsome cake will be
voted to the most popular young lady.
The public are cordially invited to be pres
ent and enjoy this pleasant occasion.
The will of Miss Kate Davidson, dated
May 23. 1906, was filed in Washington on
Monday for probate. A life interest in her
entire estate is devised to the sur
vivor of her two sisters. Adelaide and
Martha +. Davidson. On her death the
estate sto be distributed in specified shares
among a number of relatives. H. Bradley
Davidson is named as executor.
The funeral of Nicholas j. p Egbert took
place from his family residence at Bethesda
on Thursday afternoon of last week, Rev.
Father MallOn, pastor of the TenleytOwn
Catholic Church, officiating Mr.. Egberts
death was due to pneumonia. He was 23
years old, and is survived by his widow
and one child. He was a native Of Eng
land, and had resided in this country only
about year
James Ricketts,, aged Ia years, who lives
at Glen, this county. has gone to Washing
ton to undergo treatment for the prevention
of hydrophobia. About ten days ago his
face was badly lacerated by a shepherd
dog belonging to his father. The dog was
killed at the time, and his head was sent
to an institution in Washington for exami
nation. The report from the institution
was that the animal had been suffering
from rabies.
Miss Mary Loretta Brosius, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Brosius, Of Barnes
vile, this county, and Mr.. Motley Hays
Davis, of Frederick county, were married
last Tuesday afternoon at the home of the
bride by Rev George B. Harrington, pastor
of St Mary's Catholic Church, GAINESVILLE.
The ceremony was witnessed by small
company of relatives and friends of the
couple. The bridegroom is a son Of Mr. j.
Wallace Davis.
The Mems Club of the Warner Memorial
Presbyterian Church. Kensington, at its
annual meeting last week, elected the fol
lowing officers for the ensuing year o. j
Field, president B. w. Kumler vice-presi
dent H. A. Filler, secretary, and L. T