Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1910-04-15

Town and Country.

The regular quarterly meetlne OF MONT
eomery County Pomona Grange, No. 7, will
be entertained by Olney Grange on Thurs
day, April 2Sth.
Mr.. Charles R. Tabler. aged "a years, died
last Monday night at Hyattstown. Sur
yiyine him are his widow and two children
Mr.. Tabler was a son of Jacob L. Tabler.
The Montgomery County Medical Society
will hold its annual meeting for the cleo
ton of officers at the Montgomery Country
Club House, in Rockville, on Tuesday next
The annual oratorical contests among the
public school boys of this county for prizes
offered by Mr.. B. H. Warner, of Kensing-
ton, have been set for May 9th and 2lst
Mrs. Mary E. E. Harmon and Mr.. George
G. Grady. both of this vicinity, were mar
ried here last week by Rev. S. R. White. of
the Baptist Church, at the home of the
minister.
The dedication of the new meeting house
of the Baptist Church at Mt. Zion. this
county, has been set for the second Sunday
in Nov Services at II A. NJ, P. M. and
OK
Tie meeting If the W. C. T. U. will be
held ~ the home of Mrs. Edwin Monday,
Rockville, on Tuesday. April 18th. at P.
M. Members and all friends interested are
urged to be present.
Miss Lucy Mary Nichols and Mr.. John
A. Heisler. both of this county, were mar
ried here on Wednesday by Rev. Philip B.
MCGUIRE, of St. Mary's Catholic Church. at
the parsonage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H. Lewis. of North
Troy. VT. and Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Adams,
of St. Johnsbury. VT, are spending few
weeks with their nephew. DR.. George E.
Lewis. of this town.
The case of Thomas E. Earle against
William A. Harrison. removed from Prince
Georges county. was tried in the Circuit
Court here on Tuesday last and resulted in
verdict in favor of Earle for $175.
Miss Alice F. Cooley, daughter Of Mr..
John F. Cooley, and Mr.. James E. Knott,
we're married last week by Father George
B. Harrington. pastor of St. Mary's Catho-
lie Church, GAINESVILLE. the ceremony TAX
ing place in the church
Mr. Robert s. Sharp. Of Tennessee. who
has just been appointed Chief Inspector of
the Postofice Department at Washington.
is a nephew of Mr.. A. A. Braddock. Of this
place. When boy Mr. Sharp was a fire.
quent visitor to Rockville
Mr. Andrew Small. of Boyds, who was in
Providence Hospital, Washington. several
weeks ago for an operation and who has
since returned home. is slowly recovering.
Mr. Small was suffering from a gangrene
poisoning of the foot and has been ILL.,
Mr. Webster Spates, son Of Mr.. Richard
Spates. of near Poolesville. has been ap-
pointed to a deputyshp in the Clerks
Office at this place, to take the desk of
Mr.. Darby Bowman. who has been pro-
noted to the chief deputyship in the same
lffice.
Mr.. Ambrose Leo Crown. SO years old.
died early Wednesday morning last. at his
home. near Gaithersburg. Surviving him
are two sons-John A. Crown and Eugene
Crown. and daughter, Miss Rose H. Crown.
The funeral took place this morning from
St. Roses Catholic Church, Choppers.
Mr. Nicholas E. Ray fell from a scaffold
on Monday last while at work on a build
ing in the eastern section of this town
and received an ugly cash in the temple
by the blade of Ratchet which he held
in his hand His injury, we are glad
to say, is not serious.
The Rockville Town Council has decided
to give oil trial as dust allayer. Ten
thousand gallons have been ordered. to be
used on the principal streets of Rockville
The oil will cost the town Ito cents per
gallon. One application will. it is said. last
year. 1t is claimed that the oil not only
allays the dust, but serves to preserve the
roads.
Miss Louise Davis and Mr.. VIM. BrOsius.
of GAINESVILLE, this county were married
on the 5th instant at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Davis,
near Comus. The wedding was witnessed
by few near friends and relatives of the
family on'y on account Of a recent death
IN Mr. rJsus family. Rev. Father Geo.
r Esliua officiated
Governor ,thers has signed the bill
.'.uialng 8 on the Washington and
ackvllle ric Railway, which means
nat LITER 4" LIST the company will not
be ahowea charge more than is cents
between H. district Of Columbia line and
Rockville : present fare is 20 cents.
The Ia,'N anagers made every effort to
Het r1. rnor Crothers not to sign it.
NCUt IN, fOurteen-year- son OF
~sIiurtJr derson, Of Burtonsville. this
lur 8pri' l lighted match TO dyna-
... G at the home OF Richard
..- uf,r Irtonsville, on Thursday Of
H- ob lie cap exploded and his left
to.. sa. ly acerated His father took
him 70 ". ingtOn and had the injury
15. SGD NJ the Casualty Hospital.
Nif Berry r. Clark. for several years an
assis aa. a lie Office of the County Treas
uref eos elected County Treasurer for the
'7fT TEN Of Mr.. Robert G. Hilton,
se res alton. to take place May LIST.
wa lnesa accepted by the County Com
7nl5sioners there is little doubt that he
viii be crosef, July LIST for two-year term.
salnr' $4,000. Mr.. Clark is a son
.. .o.".c. Ovunty Commissioner o. H. p
Clark
The suit Of James T. Armour. Of Cecil
county. Md, against Zachariah M. Waters
Of this county. for $1,000 damages was
decided in the Howard county court, to
which the case was removed from the court
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