Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1911-08-18
August IS, 1911


-. le of cakes, fruits and
...a. store on Saturday
e. M.
.tc.. les, daughter OF Mr.
as...r yattstown, and Mr..
afef. q Jamestown, were
SON last Saturday.
...t..... hletic Club will hold
,.. taua tomorrow at Ma
~. &. beginning imme-
of the game of base
.. irVr.-r sad referendum public
s,s mere 6rs bounced in the Sem
Jw be ael 5a ID 22nd of August, in
...m. has lr-a postponed until the
adv part Of OcJobe ext,
Tho annual meet of the Montgomery
,.-.. Anh-Salo5n lgue will be held at
g..tinston Grove en- Thursday, August
o.. Come and sp I'd the day in the
,.s and heai ta speakers. }. Harry
smith, president
a, gartv of Beallsville. this
..prv. writes gs us, m Saturday pulled
mann. qaf.en q "a taloupe of the nut
,s.efs., ts.r n, sured 32 inches in
t,m, ..-.ys aud Ne. he'd 8 pounds. Can
,n ne aest his
and Mrs iena lett, of this town,
su,.uncel t Engagement of their
te, Mas MAJ gilise Welt, and Mr..
5.-. Burr. OF chmond, Va. The
.. viii .al p4a on September 7th
..... rrr. oil .he t IS parents.
W Fnu GiaCs 70 years, one of
rs.l., Oldest sad st-known citizens.
.4la hu.sday a''. loon of last week
.p .dvas he 7u we'd by two daugh-
r7ng ore lu- EDWARD Candy and
ts mas Nc 4.a 8, of Rockville, and
AmE Grad. Ut Vast ngton.
The Sc Oe1Ga present on Satur-
49, Augy .Btl. A the greatest war
.saus es.. .,.H motion pictures,
aIare Fighting d." besides three
lp Iee.. Of censored Inns This theatre
ll. pttu OFT ensive ventilating
.l.. which seopa d. air cool and fresh.
w1fla iting from Paris,
.J ,l Ioa-e tour, in a brief
,ms D.p.f ss Please say through
local IRIS U e people of dear
Hotg1mer Ha' ill be in my Office
be- istof Seaml Don't like Paris
veil o. Berlin Ierland has both
scenery i've me the United
State Senator Blair Lee has appointed
Robert G. Hilton President of the Farmers
Banking and Trust Company of Rockville.
bis campaign treasurer. He will have
charge of all the funds used by Senator
Lee in his campaign for the Democratic
nomination for Governor of Maryland and
will appoint subtreasurers for the various
Counties of the State.
Mr. Henry A. Dawson with his family
returned here on Wednesday from South
DakOtO with the intention of making this
county his future home. He will reside
upon the Lawrence Dawson farm, situated
al the eastern limit of this town, having
lately purchased it, He was born upon this
property and twenty-odd years ago left here
or the West, where prosperity favored him.
Mr. VIM. H. Benson, a retired farmer and
gaindealer of the vicinity of Germantown,
this county, died last Monday morning.
Of brisht's disease, aged Sc years. Sur
wing him are his wife and one son, DR..
Vim. Ii. Benson, of Germantown. He also
leaves brother, John f. Benson, of Gath
srsburg. and two sisters. Mrs. Harriet Sib
ley Of Cedar Grove, this county. and Mrs.
Vim. T Dowden, of Baltimore.
The alumni meeting of the Andrew
Small Academy, Jamestown, will be held
On the academy campus on Thursday,
August oath, at 10 A. NJ. Morning and
afternoon sessions will be held Dinner
will be in the form of basket lunch, and
from II TO 2 o'clock will be given over
to social features. All former students of
The academy or high school and friends
are requested to be present.
The SEVENTEEN birthday anniversary of
MI Jas F. Allen, for many years secretary
Of the Rockville Lodge of Masons. was
Pleasantly celebrated by the lodge on Mon
day evening last. Mr.. Allen was presented
with handsome gold watch and chain as
token of the esteem of his fellow-masons,
and refreshments were served. The COM
mlttee in charge was composed of Dr. Geo.
l. Lewis, Robert G. Hilton, DIR. George L.
tdmOnds, Roger Shaw and W. s. Ward.
The annual all-day meeting of the Lay
'onsyille Circuit will take place at Laytons-
VILE on August 26th. 1911 Morning service
will begin at II o'clock. Preaching by the
Rev. J. l. Wineer. At 2 O'Clock. P. NJ, DIR.
NV R. Sumwalt will preach, after which
The second Quarterly Conference will be
held. Dinner and supper will be served by
N'' uiliiR NOIhCIS OAhNi w
@nabe refreshments will also be for sale.
Proceeds for the church repair fund. Base
ball at O'Clock, p NJ. Come one, come
all; come great and small to our all-day
meeting. Committee.
Mr. John II. Hilton, of this town, had his
'eiI arm broken last Saturday morning by
large stone falling upon it. He was
working at his trade of blacksmithing at
Tue quarry on the farm of Mr.. c. j. Mad
uoE' from which stone was being taken for
the state pike on the Norbeck-Rockville
road in temporary shop. From blast
"a The quarry q stone was thrown high into
.ne air and fell upon the roof Of the shop,
bursting through which it struck Mr.. Hilton
nIlictng the injury noted above, in addi-
uoh TO painfully bruising his right arm
lie was carried to his home and is doing
as well as could be expected
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