Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1911-04-07
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Town and COuhIry'
The Brookeville High School base ball
nine defeated the Rockville High School
nine on Saturday last, score 10 to a.
Rorn ON Friday. March 3lst, 1911, at
George Washington University Hospital.
washington, to Mr.. and Mrs. Emory H.
Boeley. daughter.
The young people of Emory M. E. Church
South will give their famous play. Out in
the Street." in Masonic Hall, Gaithersburs'
on Friday, April 2lst, 1911.
Died, on Friday, March 3lst. 1911. at his
residence at Clarendon, Virginia. James A.
Meredith, in the 68th year of his age.
The deceased formerly resided in this COM
munity.
hdee John c. Motter, in the Circuit
Court here, has signed a decree granting
IN Mrs, Marian E. Martin an absolute di-
vorce from Lee R. Martin on the ground of
desertiOn.
Cromelin Lodge, No. SO. X, of P, will
hold their annual dance at their hall, at
Potsmac, Md, Easter Monday night, April
nth. commencing at 8 O'Clock Good music
will be furnished Oyster and meat sup
nor served at reasonable rates. Every
body welcome.
Al ,he Baltimore difference of the Meth
diet Fuiscoeal Cia IN held in Washing
... she following no ointments were made
IN, tnls county ts- hersburg, j. |. Winger
gun.!uaton, ". l. Mckinney; Laytons-
Vile. w. M. Hoffman; Spencerville. H. E.
Spencer; Washington Grove. to be sup
piled Woodside, W. L. Owen.
Governor Crothers has completed the
State Road Commission by the appoint
ment of Mr.. Charles B. Lloyd, of Talbot
county. The law provides for board of
seven members. but up to the present only
six have been named, and being an even
number frequent deadlocks have occurred
upon important questions.
A Catholic Church for KensingtOn will
be one of that towns acquisitions OF the
near future Father Charles o. Rosensteel,
pastor of st. Johns Church, at Forest Glen.
under whose direction the Kensington edi
flee will be built, has awarded the contract,
and expects the work of construction to be
started very soon. 1t will be a pebble-dash
building, with tower or steeple, and will
cost about $4,000.
The annual conference Of the M. E.
Church South held at Clifton Forge, Va,
appointed DR.. Forrest J. Prettyman presid-
ing elder for Washington District and the
following ministers for this county: Coles
vle F. F. Neel; Rockville. W. D. Keene
Goshen. W. T. Goyer; Potomac. VIM. L.
Smith; Poolesville, j. M. Anderson; Clarks-
burg, j. W. Mitchell and E. T. Cation ;
Gaithersburg, j. H. Smith
Miss Kathleen Beall Dreamer and MIR.
Edgar Milton Suddath, both of Travilah,
this county. were married on Wednesday
afternoon of last week at the Baptist par
sonage at Cedar Grove. The ceremony |
was performed by the Rev. F. B. COwell !
pastor of the Cedar Grove Baptist Church,
after which reception was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Miles, relatives
of the bride, at Cedar Grove.
Mrs. W. C. Beck entertained the Rockville
Woman's Club at its bi-weekly meeting on
Thursday afternoon of last week. The
responses for the day were from Hamlet,
and other features of the program rem
dered were paper on Napoleon and His |
Marshals," prepared by Mrs David H.
Warfield and read by Mrs. Somervell Daw-
son; talk on THE Use of Milk as a
Food" by Mrs Wilson Ward; traveloeue.
by Mrs. E. L. Billiard, and instrumental
music by Miss Elsie Beck.
Funeral services for Mr.. Jos. B. Baker
who died Friday morning at the home OF
his nephew. Mr. Edward E. Magruder. near
Bethesda. this county. were held here last
Sunday afternoon. The rector of ST. Johns |
Episcopal Church at Bethesda officiated,
and burial was in Rockville Cemetery. Mr.
Baker was for many years steward at the
Government Hospital for the Insane. at
Washington, and later was in the cattle
raising business in the west Several
months ago he sustained fracture OF one
of his legs by falling in Washington, and
his death was due to complications result
ing from the injury. The deceased was
So years old.
Benjamin Coleman. of Gaithersburg. who,
on Friday last. was thrown from a hard
car on the Metropolitan Southern Railway
near Bethesda and sustained a fracture OF
the skull, had six teeth knocked out and
was badly cut and bruised about the face.
has been in Washington hospital. 1t was
at first thought he could not recover. but
his condition is now said to be improving
somewhat. The car on which Coleman
was riding jumped the track, throwing him
to the ground. A colOred man. who was
also riding on the car, was also thrown
and fell heavily on Coleman. The injured
man is section boss on the Metropolitan
southern. which is a branch Of the B. & 0.
and extends from linden to Georgetown.
Religious Notices.