Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1911-05-26
Iutal and Rersonal
Town and Country.


Town and Country.
E,ank S. Moran, of Gaithersburg died a
o,ormont Sanitarium, Washington Grove
last Sunday morning, aged % years.
Our esteemed follow-townsman. Mr.. JOhI
r England, lies at his home i'll with tn
r,;sbt's disease. His sickness is of aboa
ten days duration.
Mrs. Randolph Hall, of Poolesville, ha'
ortlv recovered from serious illness by
gbicb she was attacked on Sunday last al
tho residence of her son-in-law, Mr.. VIM
II Talbot, in this town.
Mrs William Sherrer, of MontrOse, was
naralized in the left arm on Sunday night
last DR.. Linthicum, the attending physi-
zion has hopes of his patient recovering
the use of this member
Judge Peter, in the Circuit Court here
Wednesday afternoon. signed a decree
Granting to Mrs. Dorothy Rogers Noyes an
ohsolnte divorce from Thomas c. NOyes,
and allowing her to resume her maiden
name of Dorothy Rogers. The question of
aEmonv and counsel fees was settled out
of court
The Sarah Ann Gardner will case, in
volvins $4,000, was decided by jury in
.... C-r-at Court here on Wednesday last.
ha. stiring to their room for about an
.,.. p Jury rendered verdict breaking
.ba.5H lieving Mrs. Gardner incompetent
,,r.aes ne. The trial began last Monday
veet o.
The county School Commissioners have
announced the acceptance Of the resiena-
tons of the following teachers: Roger j.
wbiteford, Rockville High School; L. Archie
lett Gaithersbure High School; A. B. Coe,
Kensineton Grammar School; Miss Marga-
ret |. Darby, Jacksonville school; Miss
Alice E. Hepburn, Garrett Park school.
Vim. Porter, a young Washington negro.
was arrested last Friday OH charge of
stealing horse from the farm of Mr.. Clar-
ence Moore, near Forest Glen, this county.
The horse which is valued at $500, was
taken from the barnyard and was disposed
of to farmer in Fairfax county. Virginia.
Porter was arrested in Washington and
has been turned over to Sheriff Welt and
lodged in jail here.
Decoration Day exercises will be held at
Forest Oak Cemetery. Gaithersbure. Md,
MAY 31st, at 2:30 P. M. Addresses appro-
pirate to the occasion will be delivered.
Let this be day set apart for the purpose
of remembering our dead and laying upon
their graves a floral tribute expressive of
our love. Let your presence add to the
pleasure and success of this occasion.
Committee.
The funeral of Mr.. Reuben A. Bogley.
who died on Sunday last at his home, in
Washington, took place on Wednesday, the
burial being in Rockville Cemetery. Mr..
Boeley was a native of this county. and
until he removed to Washington several
years ago had been lifelong resident of
NOChVlHt anu NlCHiity' iC 10 ouiNNSu W
two daughters and two sons He also leaves
two brothers-Wm. A. and John H. BOgley,
both of this vicinity.
Dionitius Hilton, of Damascus district,
has been required by Justice Reading. of
kAckville, to furnish bail in the sum of
5000 for his appearance at the Novem-
e Term of Court on a charge Of assault
tn intent to murder. 1t is charged that
.lton and Sherwood Duvall. also of Da-
mascus district, had quarrel at Damas-
Gus last Saturday night. and that Hilton
used penknife on Duvall with disastrous
results, painfully cutting him on the face
and neck and body.
The Woman's Club of KensingtOn met at
the home of Mrs. George F. Mikleson the
afternoon of May 10. The annual election
Of officers for the coming year resulted as
follows President. Mrs. Harry c. Arm
strong; First Vice-President, Mrs. Eden j.
Hartshorn; Second Vice-President. Mrs.
Vim. M. Terrell Recording Secretary, Mrs
j. Frank Wilson Corresponding Secretary
Mrs Grin J. Field; Treasurer. Mrs. Edgar
". Moore Parliamentarian, Mrs j. Wilson
Townsend Historian, Mrs. B. H. Warner ;
Auditor Mrs. Herbert Wright. The cleo
ton was followed by nonsense meeting"
Mrs George F. Mikleson, Chairman of the
Calendar Committee, had arranged pro-
eramme of original songs. readings, etc.
which was thoroughly enjoyed. Refresh
ments were served. The club arranged to
attend the County Federation of Woman's
Clubs to be held in Jamestown June 7.