Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1910-01-07
Hnfal aud 2ersuual.
Town and Country.


to Hot Springs, Arkansas.
Miss Elizabeth Offutt has returned to
her home in Rockville from holiday visit
to Miss Tabitha Braddock, in Washington.
Buy Red Cross Stamps for all your letters
and packages to help the fight against
tuberculosis. One cent at Resinger's and
drug store.
Mr. John 0. Knott, of near Boyds, and
Miss Gladys King, of Cedar Grove. were
married in Washington on Wednesday of
last week.
At Olney on Wednesday. January 26th,
the ladies of ST. Peters Church will give
an oyster supper. Music and dancing.
Taas sindly ir--ite all.
N- Richard eale. of Bowling Green, Va.
etandson0f lie late Judge William Veirs
Bouic. spent part of this week with his
aunt. Mrs. EHa c. White, of Rockville
Messrs uossy R. Bean and Murray L.
Rabbit. OF :kville, clerks in the Wash
inaton postof ,e, have received promo
tons from lne $500 to the $500 grade.
AZ Pot0nl- IN Tuesday, January 25th,
in Il. Of P. Hall. st. Gabriels Church will
hold its saual winter festival. Music
furnished by lity orchestra. Dancing All
are invited
Miss Blencae V. Dove and Mr., Granville
Berry, both Of Montrose, were married
ir Rel e on Wednesday by Father Philip
B McGuire OF St. Mary's Catholic Church.
7t tn parsonage.
The Dutnbaton Club. of Georgetown,
viii this Fnday) evening engage in
pol tournament with the Montgomery
7untry Club at the pool rooms of the
latter in Rockville.
Mrs. Mary Nj. Crane, a former resident of
Baltimore, died Wednesday morning at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. John Ertter
near Montrose. where she was making her
home. She vas rs years of age.
Miss Rosabel Kanode, daughter of Mr.
and MIS-. Robert f. Kanode, of Middle
brook and NJ. Henry Clay Plummer. of
Gaitherstmg we're married in Washington
on Monday n, Rev. j. B. Mclaughlin.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Boyd's
PresDyteran Church was entertained at
High View, the home of its president, Mrs
$ T Williams, last Friday afternoon. A
collation. vas served by Mrs Earle B. Wood,
who had charge.
AJtentioa is called to the advertisement
Of Mr. Edwc / Shoemaker, which will be
found in Ither column. On Tuesday,
January If he will sell at public auc-
tior g his lace near Cabin John, lot
Of stYcf, far ling utensils. etc.
|Hc fa.u of the Brookeville High School
v H.ld OK Social in the school build
Co., u rlnty, January 28th. at 7 P. M.
etam al cake will be served. There
nil uusic during the evening All
la IRE reduested to bring boxes
IAis viii be good news to those who have
hseo waiting to select useful present
Csil at Pumphrey's furniture store. Rock
vile and inspect his new line of holiday
guOa and the prices will impress you as
being small Each visitor will get box
Of carpet cleaner free.
Mrs. Helen NOurse Haines. wife of Mr..
W. Morris Haines. of LinwOod. Carroll cOun
ty. Md, died last Monday aged 80 years.
of cancer of the stomach. She was the
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Charles H. Nourse.
of Jamestown. this county Her husband
and son survive, also her parents and one
brother, DR.. Upton Nourse.
Mr.. Bernard Monday, Jr., aged SO years.
died early last Tuesday morning at his
home near this town. He had been i'll a
long while of complication of troubles,
and his death was not unexpected. Sur
viving are his wife. who was Miss Long
and two children. He also leaves both
parents, several brothers and sisters.
One hundred and twenty deeds we're
placed Oh record IN the Office Of the Clerk
Of the Circuit Court during the month
December. i, being the larResl aambrf 1r
recorded here in single month. uuing
the year 1903 about 1900 deeds we're
orded, ,srpe maiotl of which were
transfers y, rv,S .n .Ie,..os,... ..!.- Wheaton
districts.
On Tuesday evening last an out-building
in the rear of the CorcOran Hotel in this
place was totally destroyed by fire. The
rear end of the hotel building and the
building in which the postoffice is located
were severely scorched by the flames. but
no further serious damage was done to adj
joining property. The volunteer firemen
and citizens did heroic work in preventing
the fire from spreading. The origin of the
fire is not known.
Benjamin L. Vermillion. engineer of the
Inflated train No. So. which was run down
by another train at Terra Gotta three
years ago, has filed suit in Washington to
recover $4,000 from the Baltimore and
Ohio R. r. Co. for alleged injuries received
as the result Of the collision. Through his
attorneys the engineer claims that an i'm
proper signal given at Silver Spring re-
suited in another train bearing down upon
his train while at the Terra Gotta station.
The Rockville Womans Club held its
biweekly meeting at the home Of Mrs.
Frank Spencer on Thursday afternoon of
last week. The usual interesting program
was rendered, including responses appro-
pirate to the Christmas season, paper on
Our Coal Supply" by Mrs. Somervell Daw-
son; q talk on "A visit to a Coal Mine,
by Mrs. Geo. P. Henderson a piano sole
by Miss Lucy Smith; a paper on Waste
in Mining Coal" by Miss Mary Almoney
and travelogue by Mrs. Winfred Beck.
A pretty wedding took place on Thurs
day Of last week at Hyattstown, this county
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Law
SON where their daudhter Miss Nellie r