Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1910-06-17
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Town and Country.
Picnic at Chopper. Md. Thursday, August
18th. 1910.
Greatest picnic in Maryland, GAINESVILLE
Wednesday, July goth, 1910.
On Tuesday the County Commissioners
decided to issue under the law $4,000 OF
High School bonds
The residence Of the late Major H. B.
Iowry, in the western section of this town,
has been sold to Mr. Claude V. Allnutt. the
consideration being $4,000.
There will be given a minstrel show at
the Rockville Town Hall on Friday, June
oath, 1910, commencing at p. M. for the
benefit of the Rockville base ball team.
Died, on Saturday, June 18th, 1910, at
her residence. 1424 35th street northwest,
Washington, D. c., Katie, daughter of the
late John L. and Catherine A. DuFief.
The meeting of the W. c. 7. u. will be
held at the home of Mrs. Edwin Smith on
Tuesday, June 21st, at 1850 P. M. All
members and friends interested are urged
to be present.
], William Benson. aged IS years. died
last Sunday in a Washington hospital,
where he had been under treatment for
paralysis. He was a son Of John W. Ben
son, of Four Corners. this county.
Mrs. Emma R. Bell announces the en-
saeement of her daughter, Miss Clara M.
Bell, to Mr.. William B. Mobley. The mar
riaee is to take place June 29th. at 8 P.
NJ, in St. Bartholomew Episcopal Church.
Laytonsville.
Mr.. Charles Stanley, aged 70 years. a
prominent farmer of Etchison. died at his
home on Monday last of paralysis. Be-
sides his widow, who was Miss Adams, he
is survived by one daughter, living in Phila-
delphia. and four sons.
Judge Henderson. in the Circuit Court
here, has signed decree granting to Marion
F. White, of Bethesda, an absolute divorce
from Mrs Emma f. White. who is said to
reside in Wisconsin. The plaintiff was
represented by Attorney Alex. Kilsour.
The marriage of Miss Mabel L. Russell,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mordecai T. Fus-
sell, and Mr.. Benson B. Boss. of Atlanta.
took place Wednesday at the home of the
brides parents, near Ashton, this county.
The officiating minister was Rev. Charles
f. Lafferty
The ladies of Germantown Baptist Church
will hold their annual picnic in the church
grove on Monday, July 4th. beginning at
Up, M. Supper served from to 10 P. M.
Ice-cream, lemonade, cake, bananas. pea
nuts and fancy table. Proceeds for bene-
fit of church. II rainy. next fair evening.
Come everybody and have good time.
Frank Farmhouse. carpenter with Smith
Bros, who are building large barn for Mr..
George Byrd. near Jacksonville. last Friday
fell from the scaffold distance of nearly
80 feet, striking negro glancing blow.
Farmhouse was sent to his home at Doubs.
Frederick county. with his collar bone
broken on both sides and internal injuries.
The negro sustained internal injuries.
The marriage of Miss Sadie Virginia
Mossburg and Mr.. Paul X. Ricketts, was
solemnized on Thursday morning. June
9th, at 8 O'Clock, at St. JOseph's Church.
Washington. The Rev. lgnatius Fealy,
assistant pastor, officiated. Miss Edith
Ricketts, sister of the bridegroom attended
the bride and Mr.. Charles X. Kremmer was
best man. After wedding breakfast the
couple left for Atlantic City.
Joseph Easton, a well-known contractor
and bridge builder of Triadelphia. this
county, was thrown from his buggy on
Tuesday of last week and instantly killed.
The accident occurred on the Triadelphia
pike near the residence of j. B. Day, at
Glenele, Howard county. He had been to
the store of George D. Day. where he had
made some purchases. and was on his way
home when his horse took fright and ran
away. throwing him on his head. MIR.
Easton was AS years old and is survived
by his widow
Mr.. Henry Harrison Rand. for many years
one of Wisconsin's most prominent Repub-
lican politicians. died suddenly shortly after
O'Clock last Sunday morning at Kensing-
ton, this county. where he had made his
home about year. When he arose Sun
day morning Mr.. Rand appeared to be in
his usual good health. but a while later he
was stricken, and died before the arrival
of physician. Death was due to neural
gia of the heart. Mr.. Rand was IS years
DID, and is survived by his wife and three
daughters. The funeral took place from
his residence Tuesday afternoon and the re-
mains were taken to Wisconsin for burial
The suit of Mrs. Annie V. Ray and other
heirs of the late Richard T. Ray against
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
which is an action to recover DAMAGES in
the amount of $4,000, began here on
Monday before jury in the circuit court
1t is alleged that the Ray farm, near Lin
den, was injured by the construction by
the company of an embankment (Which
damned water upon the land) for the track.
Of the Metropolitan Southern Branch OF
the Baltimore and Ohio road. On Wednes
day the jury was taken to the farm Il
make personal inspection Of the alleged
damage. The case is still OH trial The
plaintiffs are represented by Attorneys
Robert b. and Arthur Peter. and the com
pany by Attorneys Parks and (. c. Peter
Church Wedding.