Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1911-12-01
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vile Academy to cost $780,
Professor and Mrs. Willis L. Moore have
closed their home near Rockville for the
winter and have returned to Washington.
The ladies in charge of St. Marys Catho-
lie Cemetery, near this town. are preparing
to have the property inclosed with hand
some wire fence.
The Kings Daughters will meet with
Mrs Allen on Tuesday, December 5th. at
3P. M. Executive committee meeting at
2:3O M.
Mr. Roland Wootton has been elected
member of the board of governors of the
Montgomery Country Club, in place of Mr..
Randolph Talbot. resigned.
Christ Church Guild announces a sale of
fancy articles, aprons, cakes and candy at
the residence of Mrs w. Hicks, Rockville,
on December 7th. from to S P. M.
The ladies' of the Episcopal Church at
Poolesville will hold an oyster supper and
fancy work sale at the Town Hail. Pooles-
vile. on Saturday evening, December End,
1911.
Miss Gussie Lamar, of Rockville, has
been appointed an assistant teacher at
the Kensington Grammar School. She fills
the vacancy caused by the death of Miss
Mary C. Kelley.
The Johns Hopkins Glee and Musical
Clubs will give concert at the Town Hall,
in Rockville. on Saturday evening, Deem
Der 18th, at 8 O'Clock. Dancing. Tickets
so cents. On sale at Wilson's drug store
or at the door,
Recently dogs attacked the hocks of
sheep on the farms of Mr.. Charles Small
Mr. John Snouffer and Mr.. George Hunter
situated in the neighborhood of Goshen, this
county. Three head were killed in one
flock five in another and six in the third.
Miss Augusta Ward, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Harrison G. Ward of Travilah, and
Charles D. King of Kings Valley were
married here Tuesday afternoon by Rev
w. D. Keene, pastor of the Southern Metho-
hiol OiuiOii' at ttiC llOlliC vi
Messrs Adair Brooke and James P. Veirs
recently purchased from popular breeder
in the State of New York ten head each of
Hostein mich cows for their respective
local diaries. Each COW is guaranteed to
give IS pounds of milk daily. The lot cost
from 500 to SIPS per head
We are in receipt by mail of specimen
apple of the Jonathan" variety from the
Harrison nurseries, Berlin, Md. 1t is of
a fine flavor dark red color, symmetrical
shape and the best marketable size, all of
which have had the effect to make it one
of the most popular varieties of apples.
Miss Grace Victoria Plummer, daughter
of Mrs Alice V. Mullican, of Gaithersburg,
and Mr.. John M. Gallagher of Washington,
were married in Rockville on Tuesday
afternoon by Rev. w. Keene pastor of the
Southern Methodist Church. the ceremony
taking place at the parsonage
The new clubhouse of the Montgomery
Country Club at this place, will be FORM
ally opened the evening of December 7th.
Arrangements are in progress for musicale
and reception. to be followed by dance
The committee in charge is composed of
Messrs. Charles M. JONES' Robert G. Hilton
and Edwin S. Hege.
Nicholas Harding. of this county, by his
attorney, Bowie F. Waters. has instituted
suit in the Circuit Court here for an absO-
lutte divorce from Mary S. Harding, also of
this county. on the grounds of deserton
The bill sets forth that the couple were
married in June. 1898, and that a short
while thereafter the plaintiff was deserted
Boyds Lodge, No. lat, l. o. o. F., will be
held on the evenings of December LIST and
End, in the Town Hall. at Boyds, Md
Oyster and meat supper served Attrac-
fractions and amusements fdf all. All are
cordially invited to be with us on the
above dates. Committee.
James H. Starkey. civil engineer of
this town. was last week awarded judg-
ment for $l,702.60 by a jury in the circuit
court at Annapolis against the Laurel
Four County Fair Association. Mr.. Starkey
claimed $l,72260 for work as engineer
and contractor in the construction of a
race track at Laurel, and the jury awarded
him Just $50 less than he claimed
Traviah Lodge of International Order of
Good Templars will hold a public meeting
in Travilah Baptist Church on December
LIST, 1911. beginning at 1880 P. M. The
speakers for the occasion are Rev. b. ].
MCGOWAN, Grand Chaplain, and Jesse P.
King, District Chief Templar, of Mt. Airy,
Md The public is cordially invited.
By order of committee.
The demonstration of the Pyrene Fire
Extinausher, which was advertised for last
Tuesday, was postponed because Of in
clement weather. 1t will take place at 8
O'Clock next Tuesday morning in front Of
the Court House, Rockville 1t is the only
extinguisher that is able to put out fires of
burning gasoline, acetylene and other ex-
plosive compounds. Pyrene Sales Co..
1928 H street northwest, Washington, d.
C. Phone, main 6815.
Mr.. John W. Condry for the passed four
teen years connected with P. Mann & Co..
of Washington, D. c., dealers in farm i'm
plements, seeds, etc, died Monday morn
ing, November goth, at the residence of
his sister, Mrs. Lee, III 4th street south
east, after a short illness. Mr.. Condry had
many friends in this county, who will mourn
his loss He was native Of Buckyestown.
Md. where he was born 65 years ago. Tie
leaves a sister, Mrs Lee one brother. Mr..
A. s. Condry; a niece. Mrs. Vida Lacey
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