Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1911-09-08
xufal and Personal.
Town and Country.

Town and Country.
Posts wanted, 100. Sin. at top, full
tset long Oscar L. johnson, Rockville.
The stork presented Mr.. and Mrs. W
o,terbridee Spates. of this town, with q
fine baby boy on Wednesday last.
Miss Laura E. Mobley and Mr.. VIM. B
Ramon both of Beallsville, this county
n,0,s married in Rockville last Saturday
ofternoon by Rev. s. r. White.
Carroll Russell, aged 80 years, died
Tuesday, at Starmont Sanatorium, neal
Washington Grove, of an affection of the
hnss He is survived by his wife and a
little son.
Miss Fannie C. Richie, of Washington
aisd at Washington Grove on Monday last,
ased 50 years. She leaves two sisters.
Rnrial was in Glenwood Cemetery. Wash
ipeton, on Wednesday.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Bussard. daughter
of Mr.. Henry Bussard, of Dickerson, this
county, and Mr.. Howard Calvin Robinson,
Of the same locality. were married in Rock
Vile ON Monday by Rev. S. R. White
DR.. O. M. Linthicum. Mr.. R. E. L. Smith
and Mr. George Lamar left here on Sunday
last for a trip to Yellowstone Park, Wyo-
ming, to view the beautiful and wonderful
scenery therein. They will be gone for two
weeks.
Baltimore and Ohio excursion on Sunday,
Seutember 10, 500 to Harper's Ferry and
Martinsbure and return $l.35 to Berkeley
Springs and return; $500 to Cumberland
and return. Special train leaves Rockville
at 8:46 A. M.
Miss C. Myrtle Young, daughter of Mr. j..
Dallas Young, Of Damascus, this county,
and Mr.. John P. Bates. of Niwark, N. j.,
were married last Friday at the home of
the bride. For several years the bride has
taught in the public schools of this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Nicholson. Jr., of
this town, gave "tacky" party to large
number of their friends on Wednesday
evening last The dress of the guests was
intended to be of a character to give offense
to good taste and created untold merriment
Miss Margaret Stokes and Mr.. John Higgins
won the prizes for oddity of their costumes.
The Teachers Institute for the four coun-
ties of Maryland, Charles, Montgomery, ST.
Marys and Prince Georges, began its an
nual meeting in Washington city in the
Business High School. on Tuesday last
About 500 persons are said to be in at
tendance. In the course of the meeting
which adjOurns to-day-prominent uni
versity professors delivered addresses upon
various subjects. The music was furnished
by the Ionic Quartet, of Baltimore.
The funeral of Mrs. Maria Belt Coe, widow
of Robert A. Coe and daughter of the late
Addison Belt, who died at her home,
near Hunting Hill. on Thursday of last
week, took place Sunday afternoon from
the Rockville Presbyterian Church. The
services were conducted by the pastor
Rev F. d. Stephenson, and burial was in
Rockville Cemetery. Mrs. Goes death was
due to paralysis, with which she was stricken
several days ago. She was a native of
this county, but lived in Virginia num-
Der of years, returning to this county about
twenty years ago. She was rs years old
and is survived by daughter and three
sons.
Miss Margaret A. Gingell, aged ga years.
daughter of the late James NJ. and Ruth
Gingell, of near Potomac. this county, died
at Sis p M. September 4. 1911. at the
home of MIR. George X. Case, her brother
in-law, l417 33rd street. N. W., Washing
ton, D. c., with whom she has resided
for many years. Miss Margaret was for
long time great sufferer with rheuma-
tism, which she bore with patience. While
her suffering was intense, she never COM
planned. Just a day or so before she died
she told her friends that she was prepared
to Co. Mass was said at Holy Trinity
Church on Wednesday. September 6, at
"A. M. and interment the same day in
81. Mary cemetery, Rockville.
Mayor Louis Witkowski. of Glen Echo, after
disagreement of long standing with the
municipal board of that town, has resigned
his Office and will probably take up resi-
dence at Kensington. The members of the
cOuncil-Weaver Garrett and Collins in
accepting the resignation, say I'VE gladly
accept your resignatiOn-even more gladly
than you offer il. 1t is a most agreeable
duty, for you should have resigned long
ago for the benefit of the community, in
that you should not have been intrusted
with the responsibility of the office. Your
sudden departure will bring joy not only
to those of us who have been connected
with you in office, but the community in
general In conclusion. we beg to say that.
whereas we are delighted to know that you
are leaving Glen Echo, we regret that our
thrifty neiehboring town of Kensington
will be Obliged to suffer your presence.