Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1910-12-23
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r Haipes, of Washington, D. c,
Iohn H. Alderton, ~ years old. died at
HE home, near Layhill, of apoplexy. He
was sick only "a hours. He is survived by
bis widow and two sons.
Alexander Kleour, as attorney, has sold
70 Thomas Knott the farm of the late John
T Knott. father of the purchaser. near
povds for $4,000. The tract contains
1874 acres.
Miss Nellie Brewer, daughter of Mr.. and
Me- william G. Brewer, of Beallsville, this
county and Mr.. Joseph B. Pyles, of Pooles-
lille were married on Wednesday of last
week in Baltimore,
The CONGREGATION of ST. Gabriel's Church
will hold a supper in the X. of P. Hall at
Potomac. Wednesday, January II, 1911.
Mnsic will be furnished by an orchestra
from Washinton city. Dancing.
Mr.. Chas. Allnutt of Seneca, this county,
recently butchered hog that dressed 666
nmnds Of all the heavy hogs that have
heen killed in this county the present
winter the one mentioned above is the
weightiest.
II has been announced that Miss Minnie
Briggs, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gideon D.
Briees, of Gaithersberg, and Mr. Marshall
Walker also of Gaithersbure. will be mar
red on December 29th, the ceremony to
take place in the M. E. Church South, Gath
ersburg.
Mrs. Hulda White. aged 81 years, men,
her Of one of the most prominent families
of this county, died at the home OF her
only son, Thomas o. White. of GAINESVILLE,
last Monday. She is survived by sister,
Mrs Benjamin F. Dyson. and a brother,
Edward Pyles.
On Saturday evening, December 18th, at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cline, of Gath
ersburg, Mr. A. Newton Hare and Miss
Mary c. Donaldson were united in mar
rage by Rev. J. Harry Smith, pastor of
Grace Methodist Church. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hare will reside in Washington.
Miss Elizabeth A. Perry. formerly of
Luray Va, but for the last year or more
resident of this county and Richard W.
Allnutt, of Jacksonville, this county. were
married in Washington, on Wednesday of
last week, by Rev. DIR. Hough, of Luray, the
ceremony taking place at the home of
relative of the bride.
We are indebted to Mr.. John H. Surratt
for acopy of the "0ld Bay Line Magazine"
published monthly for the Baltimore Steam
Packet Company, of Baltimore, by which
Mr.. Surratt is employed as auditor. The
magazine contains number of interesting
selections and accounts of historic points
about Baltimore
Judge Peter, in the Circuit Court here,
has signed decree granting to Mrs. Nellie
NJ Beacht of Poolesville, an absolute di
vOrce from Norman C. Beacht who is said
to live at Brunswick Md, on the grounds
of desertion and infidelity. The couple
had lived together about eighteen months.
They we're married in Hagerstown in Janu
ary 1909, and separated in June of this
year.
Upon the request of counsel for the plain
tiff the cases of Sallie Sterling Sadler VS..
DR.. Geo Riggs for $4,000. and Sadler VS..
Drs Riggs, F. B. Smith and T. C. Rouston
for the same amount, have been removed
to this county from Frederick county. The
suits are for damages for detention at the
Riggs sanitarium. E. w. Brewington and
D. P Buckley represent the plaintiff, and
Urner & Urner and Geo. R. Dennis the de-
PENDANTS.
Mr. John R. Lumsden. in point of service
one of the oldest conductors on the Wash
ingtOn and Rockville Electric Railroad. and
popular with the patrons of the road gen.
orally. and Miss Ivah |. Silcott. daughter of
Mr., and Mrs Edward Silcott. of Tenley-
town, D. C., sprung surprise on their rela-
tives and friends few days ago by slipping
into Washington and getting married. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. James
l.. KILLER
The Sandy Spring Pigeon Club will hold
its first annual poultry. pigeon and egg
show at Sandy Spring on December 20 and
~, 1t is said the indications point to a
large number of exhibitors from this and
neehboring counties. In addition to the
show, there will be lectures on appropriate
subjects. The arrangements are in charge
Of the secretary of the club, Reuben Brig
ham, of Brinklow
Mr.. McGill Belt. of the vi cinity of Dick
erson, this county, and Miss Annie Remsen
Bernard, of Wilmington, Del, were married
on Wednesday of last week in Trinity
Episcopal Church, Wilmington, by the rec
tor, Rev. F. W. Kirkus. The best man was
Rev. B. Duvall Chambers, of Adamstown,
Nd, and the ushers were Mr.. West Cham
bers, of Washington DIR. Thomas R. John
son, Frederick DR.. Levin West, of Bruins
wick and Mr.. C. H. Sinclair. They will live
on the bridegroOms farm near Dickerson
The concert given by the Johns Hopkin:
Glee Club of Baltimore. composed of TWEEN.
ty-four members, in the town hall here on
Saturday night last, was great success
The hall was crowded with appreciativt
spectators. The gross receipts amounted
to about $50. After the expenses are de
ducted the net earnings will be devoted
to the relief of the poor. Miss Maize Yearly
OF this town, was chairman of the com
mittee of ladies who arranged for the con
cert
The December Musicale of the Church
Music Class will be held at the Baptis
Church. Rockville. on Tuesday. Decembe
9th, at 8 p M. Prof. Birch will hav'
some of the finest talent in Washington
d. C., present. Also Mr. Jack Bowie anC
the Dawson Brothers will sing, and Mis-
Trace Beelman. cornetist. will perform. s.
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