Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1910-04-01
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Town and Country.

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We acknowledge the receipt of copy of
the third report of the State Geological
Survey on State Highway Construction"
The Burden Bearer Circle of The Kings
DAUGHTERS will meet with Mrs. R. E. L.
Smith on Tuesday. April 5th, 1910, at 8
P. M.
Wednesday the thermometer registered IS
in Washington and vicinity, and is reported
TO be the highest on record in March. The
next highest was So in 1907.
The Easter ball to be held at Travilah
by the ladies' of the Town Hall Association
on Easter Monday night has been post
poned until Friday night, April LIST
Mrs Mamie L. Muelles has filed suit in
the Circuit Court her for an absolute divorce
from Emil R. Mueller, who is said to reside
in Washington. The bill alleges desertion.
Miss Virsie Mabel Belt, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Willard W. Belt, of Avery, and
William Au5rstus Thompson, of Red
and. we're married or Monday by Rev. S.
K. Whre
Tae as Bt has zen announced
of Miss GHth r. Bentley and Mr.. John
u.om7s eeH-anosn Iung couple of
0.ney district The date or the nuptials
has asy en set
Nis s Amelia Ainutt, daughter of
us .ln Aunutt I'd on Saturday
last OF her home. "a IS nsville, this coun-
...a. paralysis of tie ain, in the 72nd
year If her age
James e. llilaH cyd's, recently ap-
.alaai1 -dty sh@dB this county. has
resigned tina, position engage in other
pursuits. w. " be If Clarksbure has
beta pyOintc3 la His piace.
Mf Clarence Casheil, aged AZ years, died
last Saturday night at his home in Olney
district His widow, 10 was Miss Ida
bready, survives MIN. ne also leaves his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs, George C. Cashell;
three Sisters and two brothers.
Rev. Ernest L. Wolfe, of Roanoke, Va,
and Rev. Vim. F. Locke, of Martinsburg,
W. Va. occupied the pulpit of the NJ E.
Church South, this town, last Sunday morn
ing and evening. respectively. Each was
formerly pastor of the church.
The annual meeting of the Ladies' Union
Cemetery Association of Rockville. Md.
will be held at the residence of Miss Adele
Maus, on Thursday, April 7th, at O'Clock,
P. M, 1910. Members and all persons in
terested are requested to attend.
Mr.. Geo. W. B. Bartlett, of near Gath
ersbure, this county, accompanied by his
wife and two daughters, will sail from this
country in the early part of April for Italy.
They will be gone for about three years,
and before their return here will make a
tour of the world
Mrs. Annie E. Trundle, widow of James
o. Trundle, died last Tuesday evening at
her home in Gaithersburg, aged rs years.
She had been an invalid several years, but
pneumonia was the immediate cause of
death. She leaves a son, James E. Trun-
die. merchant at Gaithersburg
A large number of guests from this
county and Washington attended the Easter
ball of the young men of Rockville in the
Opera House here last Monday evening.
1t was in charge of committee composed
of Messrs. Bache Albert. John H. Starkey,
j. Darby Bowman and VIM. F. Prettyman.
The Willing Workers Society of Clarks-
burg M. E. Church will hold box social at
Clarksburg on Thursday evening, April H.
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.
The little daughter of John Greesehar-
Der, who is employed by the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, was probably fatally burned
at Gaithersburg last Tuesday morning. The
child's mother was in an adjoining room.
and the child caught fire from the kitchen
stove. Most of the clothing was burned
from the little girls body.
Mrs. Nellie C. Fulks. wife of Mr.. C. AL
eernon Fulks. of Gaithersbure. this county.
died on Thursday morning of last week Of
heart failure. She had been in i'll health,
but her death was unexpected She was
abouR thirty years old. She is survived by
her husband Mrs. Fulks was formerly
Miss Cecil. of Frederick county.
Silver Spring will. it is said. be repre-
sented by strong ball team this season. It
will be managed by Brooke Lee. j. C. Clark
will be captain. and it will be composed of
the following players :sCatchers, West and
Ahalt pitchers. Buscher. C. Benedict and
O. Clark I; first base. Fidler; second base,
J. Benedict: third base, j. C. Clark; short
stop, Howard outfielders, Lee. Cissel, Ahalt
and Benedict.
Notice has been received in this country
of the death of the Marquise d'0yley, which
occurred about two weeks ago at her home
in Paris. The Marquise was formerly Miss
Annie Macdonald. of Baltimore. She is
survived by her husband, Marquis dOyley,
and one son, Count d'0yley. The many
friends in this county of this beautiful.
talented and popular lady will be panied
to hear of her death.
The Baltimore Conference of the NJ f.
Church South. recently held at Washington.
appointed Rev. F. j. Prettyman Presiding
Elder of Washington District before ad-
journment on Tuesday last and the follow
ing ministers to the different churches in
this county: Emory, C. M. Hesser; Coles
vile. F. F. Neel; Rockville, W. D. Keene /;
Goshen, W. P. johnson; Potomac, W. L.
Smith PooIesville, J. M. Anderson Gath
ersburg. J. H. Smith.
Mr.. H. W. Wilson end Miss Ada E. Hall.
Of Washington, were united in marriage
by Rev. r. L. Wright on March 23rd at
the home of the bride in the presence of
few friends and relatives. The bride was