Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1910-04-01
on Wednesday evening, April sth. lalo.

On Wednesday evening, April 9Th, 1910
at 8 O'Clock, Mr.. Cameron Johnson. of Rich
mond, Va, will address Union Missionary
meeting at the Rockville Methodist Church
Mr.. johnson has travelled extensively in
the far East and is delivering series OF
lectures, under the auspices of the Lay
mems Missionary Movement, all over the
United States. 1t is hoped large audi
ence will be present to enjoy what should
be rare treat A collection will be taken.
Spring work began with the State Road
Commission on Monday last, when it met
and awarded eight contracts for SO l-2
miles of road to be constructed in ten
counties at the aggregate cost of $685., $685.
l6. The Ridseville and Damascus road in
Carroll. Frederick, Howard and Montgomery
counties, 2.33 miles. was awarded to Ira
G. Robinson for $40, 228.4O. OF this sum
$,259 is for grading. $14.253. 70 for stone
macadam and $l,715,70 for bridging and
draining.
The Easter election at St. Johns Church,
Norwood Parish, resulted in the selection
of the following vestrymen: DR.. John L.
Lewis, M. W. Offutt. Richd C. Drum-Hunt,
John Phillips, Francis C. Wallace, James
Dalrymple, Henry J. Hunt 3rd, and H.
Latane Lewis. Wardens, Francis C. Wal
lace senior warden and Balch Beall Viii
son junior warden. Delegate to the do
cesar convention H. Latane Lewis and M.
W, Offutt alternate. Treasurer, M. Wilson
Ofutt; registrar, H. Latane Lewis.
Mrs. Caroline B. Scott. aged 81 years,
widow Of Wilson Scott, died at her home,
near Sandy Spr:r- last Saturday alsht.
She was a daufh,er Of Samuel sind Eliza
beth Scott. OF BALD. came 'c ms
county In 1853 She was member t,.s
Society Of Friends. and the funeral was
held at the Sandy Spring meeting house
Monday afternoon. Surviving her are three
sons and two daughters Sam1 |. Scott,
Edmund Scott and Elizabeth A. Scott of
Sandy Spring Walter Scott, of Fort Meade,
Fla, and Mrs. M. Ella Reiniser, of Orange
City, Iowa.
The funeral of John Donnell, who died
on Friday last at his home, near Ednor,
this county. took place at II O'Clock MONDAY
morning from St. Louis Catholic Church.
GAINESVILLE, Howard county. Burial vas
in CT ou;o' Camataru NJ n'Noncau ,.u.
formerly of Howard county. but took up his
home about the year 1850 in this county.
He was a son Of the late Mr.. Timothy
ODonnell. native Of Ireland. who came
to this country in about 1890 and made
Howard county his home. Mr.. John ODon-
nell was 81 years Of age. Mr.. Patrick
O'Donnell, of Silver Spring. is a brother.
Mrs, Agnes Sullivan, of the same place,
and Miss Anna 0Donnell, of Ednor. are
sisters and the only immediate surviving
members of the family.
Maryland" was the subject considered
at the bi-weekly meeting of the Rockville
Womans Club at the home of Mrs. W.
Harry Beard on Thursday afternoon of last
week. The responses were from the works
of Edgar Allan Poe, and other features Of
the program were paper on THE Calvert
Family" by Mrs. VIM. H. Talbot a recita-
ton, Montgomery, by Miss Lucille Welsh
a reading about Marylands bellies. by Miss
Anderson; an interesting travelogue on An
napolis, Chestertown. Frederick and Mont
eomery counties, by Miss Sophie Higgins
the reading of THE Star Spaneled Banner. -
by Mrs. Bowie F. Waters. and the singing of
Maryland, My Maryland, by the club. In
the absence of the president, Mrs. Robert
c. Warfield presided. Following the pro-
gram, refreshments were served.