Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1910-10-28
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To~yr and Country.

Towu and SOuuLIy'
Tho Ladies' of the Montgomery Country
c,nh Rockville will give dance IN the
cmb house on Halloween night
Baltimore and Ohio excursion on sunday
October SOth, $500 to Harper's Ferry
Jamestown, Summit PIT. Stephenson and
WINCHESTER and return. Train leaves Rock
Vile at 1888 A. M.
There will be a Democratic meeting IN
old odd Fellows Hall, Brookeville, on Fri
dav November 4th, at 1880 +, NJ Messrs'
r Peter, Alex. Kilgour and }. Dawson
Williams will be the speakers
The ladies of Laytonsville will hold an
OYSTER supper on the afternoon of Novem-
her srd, 1910. in the Mullinix house in the
DiIlose of Laytonsville, for the benefit OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church
Mics Helen E. Zile, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Harry II. Zile, of Laytonsville' and
N, Cbas, ]. L. Green of the same locality,
,,sre married on Thursday of last week by
Pow Dir. Johnson, pastor of the Laytons-
Vile Methodist Church.
The sale by Mr.. L. G. Gardiner of large
Il, of fine personal property-9 horses, 80
mich cows, hogs, farming implements
nd hay and harness-takes place
day, October 3lst. at his farm on
r derrick road four miles west of
Cs,t.srsburg. See adv.
n Aid Society of Epworth M. E. Church,
r sbure. will hold its annual meat and
supper in Masonic Hall on Saturday,
October goth, 1910, beginning at 2:30 P.
NJ Supper served from S F. M. lce-cream,
cake, fish pond and fancy table. Every
body come.
The ladies of St. Johns Chancel Guild
will dive an oyster and meat supper at
Oney Grange Hall on Friday, November
18th, from to s P. M; also dramatic
and musical entertainment at F. M,
Proceeds for St. Johns Church at Olney.
All cordially invited to attend.
One of the biggest political demonstra-
tons ever held in this county is now being
arranged by committee of sixty to be
held in Boyd Hail. Boyd. at 2:30 P. M, on
Saturday, October 29th, at which Messrs.
David j. Lewis, Blair Lee, f. G. Peter,
Preston B. Ray and j. Dawson Williams
will speak.
Miss May Phoebus and Mr.. VIM. Briggs,
of Gaithersburg, this county, we're married
on Wednesday evening of last week by
Rev. j, |. Winger pastor of the Gathers
burg NJ f. Church, the ceremony taking
place at the home of the bride in the
presence of small company of relatives
and friends of the couple.
The residence of Mrs. Joseph Thompson,
of Gaithersbure, was discovered on fire last
Sunday afternoon while the members of
the family were in Washington. The fire
was due to an overheated cOokstove.
Neiehbors removed all the furniture and
saved the building from total destruction.
The owner sustained loss of several hun
bred dollars, which iscovered by insurance.
The ladies of the M. +. Church South,
Germantown, this county. will hold meat
and oyster supper on the evening of We'd
nesday, November 10Th, in P. f. Waters
hall, Germantown Station, beginning at A
Pm. Ice-cream and cake and other re-
freshments will be served. Some very fine
music is expected. If rainy, next fair even
ing. A welcome to all. Committee.
Miss Viola Poole, the l8-year-0ld girl
who, on September End was shot in Balti-
more by her uncle Peyton Poole, because
she refused to become his wife, died last
Sunday night at st. Luke's Hospital. Bal
timore Poole, her assailant, who after
shooting his niece put bullet through his
head, recovered within ten days afterward
and was committed to Jail to await the out
come Of his crime.
Rev Merritt Earle has been transferred
from the pastorate of the Concord Metho
dist Episcopal Church to that of the Con
gress Heights Methodist Episcopal Church
and will preach his farewell sermon a
Concord on Sunday next at 3 P. M. 1t il
with deep regret that he leaves his Con
cord people, and hopes for them continued
loyalty to His cause and success for tn
future.
The October musicale by the Churcl
Music Class was given last Tuesday even
ing in the Methodist Church, this town
and was largely attended. Much prais
is due Prof. Birch, Miss Taggart, Mis-
Harding and others who took part durin
the evening. Waters Brothers in Japanes
costumes and singing in Japanese wer
much appreciated. Rev. W. d. Keene CON
mended the Church Music Class for tn
good work done during the past six month,
The warm weather has produced man
phenomena never before seen in the uppt
section of this county, such as the secon
lhOoming of vegetables and fruit. Blacl
berries were picked Monday morning
fairly good quantity from the fields, grow
in their wild state by Mr.. Jas. E. Day,
Clarksburg The berries showed wOnde
full development and sweetness. Tomatot
have also shown their second growth
that section, and wild strawberries are n
ported to have been picked in fair qual
titles
The Rockville Woman's Club held i
bi-weekly meeting at the club house @
Thursday afternoon of last week with
large attendance of members. The r
sponses for the day were French proverb
and the program also included a rouI
table on The Provinces That Made France
which was conducted by Mrs. VIM. C. Bee
and participated in by Mrs Harry Bear
Miss Alverda c. Kingdom. Miss Daisy M
\ eruder and Mrs. Evelyn Glascott a ia
on "A Model Kitchen" by Mrs. David