Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1910-03-25
Iutal aud 2ersnual,
Town and Country.

F. Mason Miller mas Deen dppolnteu ny
the Governor a deputy game warden for
this county.
Mr.. Philip Reid recently sold his house
and ~ acres of land situated at Montrose.
This county, to Mr.. Copeland P. Jones for
$4,650.
The Easter ball to be held at Travilah
nv the ladies of the Town Hall Association
on Easter Monday night has been post
poned until Friday night, April lst
The Travilah Cornet Band will hold an
Easter ball and oyster supper in the Town
Hall, at Potomac, March 2Sth, beginning
at7PM. Washington music
There will be meat and oyster supper
at the residence of L, d. Sager, at Seneca,
on Friday, March 25th, beginning at 4 P
NJ, for the benefit Of the Baptist Church
Julian X. Hoskinson, son of Mr.. R. H.
Hoskinson, of near Rockville, who recently
left here for Arizona on account of i'm
paired health is, we are informed, fast re-
operating.
Mr.. B. C. Hughes, of this town, has sold
TO Mr.. Preston Snyder, of Washington, his
farm of 1873 acres near Travilah. with stock
and other equipment, for $4,000. Mr.. Sny-
der formerly resided near Browningsville,
this county.
Mr.. Harry Beard has purchased the
dwelling house belonging to Mr.. Bernard
Monday, located just over the western
limit of Rockville. Mr.. Monday will deal
for another home for himself within the
limits of Rockville.
Princess Kiku," a Japanese romance,
will be presented in the 0deon. National
Park Seminary. Forest Glen, the evening of
March 20, by number of the young folks
of Silver Spring and vicinity. 1t will be
given for the benefit of the Silver Spring
base ball team.
bazaar will be held OH March 29th,
30th and 3lst in Odd Fellows Hall. Brooke
vile. Fine musical and literary program
each evening at O'Clock. Supper served
at all hours. All meats of the season and
oysters. Proceeds for the new NJ P Church
The public are cordially invited.
The Willing Workers Society of Clarks-
burg M. E. Church will hold box social at
Clarksburg on Thursday evening, April IA.
Proceeds to help lift debt on new church
All are cordially invited to be present
Ladies', don't forget to bring your boxes
containing lunch for two. If rainy, next
fair evening.
Mr.. George W. Walker, aged So years,
died at his residence, in Gaithersburg, Oh
Thursday of last week. For a number of
years he was farmer. About fifteen years
ago he moved to Gaithersburg Surviving
are his widow, one son, M. W. Walker a
merchant at Washington Grove. and one
daughter, Mrs. H. C. Hoskinson, of Burnt
Mills Also four brothers and three sisters
Judge Henderson, in the Circuit Court
here, has signed decree granting to ThOs
j. Revels an absolute divorce from Annie
Revels, who is said to reside in Washing
ton. The bill stated that the couple were
married in Washington in 1894 and that
in 1901 the plaintiff was deserted. The
decree gives the plaintiff the custody of
the couples only child. Clarence Wilson
Revels, aged fourteen years.
Mr. Carlton Mills, a well-known resident
of Gaithersburg this county. died on Thurs
day evening of last week in a Frederick
hospital where he had been under treat
ment for lung trouble. He was 35 years old
He leaves a wife, who was Miss PhOebus,
of Gaithersburg He was a son of the late
Joseph Mills. The funeral took place from
Grace M. F. Church. Gaithersburg, Rev. }.
Harry Smith conducting the services.
A three-act comedy, entitled "A Rival
by Request, was cieverly presented in the
town hall at Kensington on Wednesday
evening of last week by number Of the
young folks of Kensington for the benefit
OF the public school Those in the cast
were the Misses M. Ella Robertson. Ruth
Armstrong Sadie Kinnear Alice Terrell
and Angeline West. and Messrs. J. Daw-
son Williams, A. B. Coe. j. Floyd Cissel,
Jas G. Townsend, J. H. Linton and Wilson
Townsend.
The appointment Of clerk to the County
commissioners and county treasurer will
be made by the County Commissioners of
this county about the LIST of next May, to
succeed Mr.. Robert G. Hilton. who is then
to become one of the officials of the Farm
ers Banking and Trust Company, of Rock
vile. A goodly number of very efficient
young gentlemen aspire to fill the vacancy
and are as follows Berry Clark, Roland
Wootton. Benjamin c. Colt, Joseph Read
ing and Bib Brown.
Mrs. Maggie Schley, of this county, has,
through her attorney, John A. Garrett, in
stituted suit in the Circuit Court here for
an absolute divorce from Allison Schley,
who is understood to make his home at
Cherrydale, Va, on the ground of desertion.
The bill alleges the couple were married in
Rockville in 1902 by Rev. S. r. White and
that two years later the plaintiff was de-
serted. The bill also asks that Mrs Schley
De awarded the custody of the couples
two children.
Mrs, Elizabeth Darby. aged rs years.
widow of Thomas d. Darby. died at her
nome near Jacksonville, on Saturday morn
ing last OF heart trouble. Mrs. Darby was
Miss Dawson, daughter of DR.. Dawson,
VINO founded Jacksonville, and descendant
Oh John and Thomas Dawson. who came
from England in the seventeenth century
she is survived by the following children
MRS ". S. Steward of Boise, Idaho Miss
BESSIE at home; Mr.. Joseph w. Darby, OF
roolesville Mr.. Harry C. Darby. of Bealls-
VlIe' and Mr.. Robert d. Darby. of New
York.
Inc oratorical contests among the public
school children Of this county, inaueurateo
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