Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1911-10-06

Town aud Country.

closed lIldt pOStOllSC anu yet lio hduC Ho
arrangements of permanent character to
furnish that section with mail daily.
Next Tuesday is the last day upon which
one can register for the coming election
on November 7th Those who have neg
lected this duty should bear the date in
mind and become a voter by registering.
The members of the Clarksbure M. f.
Church will hold an oyster supper in SOper's
Hall on Friday, October 18th, beginning at
SPIN. Proceeds for the benefit of the
new church at Clarksburg. Everybody come.
Mr.. j. Sprigg Poole, of Washington, has
sold to Mr.. j. Oliver MOulden, of this town,
house and acre of land on the George
town pike about mile from Rockville.
The price is understood to have been So 800
The Christian Endeavor Society will hold
box party at the residence of Mr.. James
f. Morrison. near Bethesda Park, on Cedar
Lane on October 18th, at 1880 P. M. All
are cordially invited. Ladies please bring
boxes Other refreshments on sale.
Lawson, a young son of f. Dorsey King.
of Brink, this county, while out gathering
chestnuts fell from tree, distance of 80
feet, sustaining fracture of the shoulder
blade, besides other injuries. He was car
ried to George Washington University Hos
pital, Washington
The ladies of the M. E. Church South
lol1 nm ox,otar and T,1aot cunnar in d
f. Waters hall, Germantown Station, on
Wednesday evening. November LIST. Ice
cream and cake and other refreshments
will be served. A cordial welcome to all.
If rainy, next fair evening. Committee.
Two weeks ago our Agricultural Society
issued $4,000 worth of certificates, each
of the amount of $25, bearing interest at
per cent, with the object of raising funds
to meet an Indebtedness. Eighty per cent.
of the certificates has been taken and the
remainder is expected to be placed in the
near future
Mr.. Thomas Veirs. of near this town, left
last Wednesday for Lexington, Ky. There
he will meet his brother, Mr.. VIM. b. Neirs, I
vino returns from the West While there
these gentlemen will witness the great
harness races now on at Lexington and
other notable sights in that section of
Kentucky
The recount of the Baltimore city pri-
mary vote is still being made by the grand
jury, now and then finding tainted pre-
cinct. That body has promised to give
out a statement on tomorrow, though the |
recount will not be finished. That is the |
limit of time given the jury by Governor
CrOthers.
The Church of the Holy Redeemer, the |
Catholic edilice recently completed at Ken
sington, this county, will be dedicated the |
last Sunday in October. Rev. Charles o. |
ROsensteel, who is pastor of the new church, |
as well as of St Johns Chuch at Forest |
Glen, has arranged an elaborate program. |
Cardinal Gibbons and other dignitaries of
the church will be present.
The residence of Mr. Thos A. Weaver, |
at Glen Echo, this county. was destroyed .
by fire on Wednesday evening of last week. /
together with nearly all of the furniture !
The fire was caused by a defective flue |
The building which belonged to Mr.. julius |
Carew, of Glen Echo, was valued at $500 /
and the furniture at $500. There was no |
insurance on the house.
Miss Ida l.. Leizear and Mr.. Richard f. |
Davidson, both of Burtonsville. this county I.
were married at 8 O'Clock on Tuesday |
evening of last week at the home of Mr. |
and Mrs. O. W. Robey, near Burtonsville,
in the presence of few relative and friends |
The ceremony was performed by Rev. II. G. |
Spencer, pastor of the Burtonsville M. f.
Church, and was followed by reception
and collation..
Vim. Nagle, who was arrested last week |
by Detective Feiring. of Washington and |
Sheriff Welt, of this county, as he was at |
tempting to escape from the roof of his |
home in Washington, was given pre-
limnary hearing before Justice Reading |
here the charge against him being the |
larceny of large quantity of copper wire |
from the Chesapeake and Potomac Tele- |
phone Company lie was committed to
jail to await the action of the November
grand jury, he being unable to furnish
$500 bail
The Briarley Hall Seminary, for years
operated as a school for young ladies' has
been leased by Prof. Sidney S. Lodge, of
Gaithersburg, for military school, to be-
din with the season of 1912. The school
is located near POolesville, this county.
Captain Lodge was superintendent of Fort
Union Military Academy in 1906. then
with Richmond College until 1909, and
thereafter instructor with the New York
Military Academy, where he will finish this
year. The school will be known as the
Briarley Hall Military Academy. Prof.
Lodge now resides at Gaithersburg He is
son of the late DIR. Jas. Lodge.
Gaithersburg won from Kensington last
Saturday on its home grounds by the score
of S to A. and also won the pennGnt in the
Montgomery County Base Ball League.
Dick Robertson, who pitched for Gathers
DuIB, was IN me loIHl tHiouBhou' 'ho s"''0'
and il was his twO-base hit in the ninth
inning which tied the score. Features OF the
game for Gathersburg we're the fielding OF
Murphy and Etchson. and the stop OF
Brown in the second inning. and for Ken
sington the batting of Coupard and the
all-round playing Of Crooks. The standing
of the league for the season puts Gathers
burg first. Kensineton second. Garrett Park
third, and Rockville fourth.
After exhibiting his fine stock Of hogs
of the OIL. C. breed at our late Fair and
being rewarded with all the premiums in
their class, Mr.. Raymond J. Ricketts,, OF
Gaithersburg, started out to make an ex-
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