Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1911-11-24
Hutal aud Personal.

,.ilI hold an oyster supper in their hall at
damascus on Friday and Saturday even
ioos November oath and 25th.
Christ Church Guild announces a sale of
fancy articles, aprons, cakes and candy at
the residence of Mrs. W. Hicks. Rockville,
IN December 7th. from to S P. M.
The ladies of the Episcopal Church at
Poolesyille will hold an oyster supper and
fancy work sale at the Town Hail. Pooles-
Vile on Saturday evening, December End.
1911.
Married, on the 10Th instant. at the resi-
dance of the officiating minister, Rev. S.
R White, of Rockville, Mr.. Leonidas W.
Adamson, of Avery, to Miss Mabel o.
Gather, of Laytonsville.
Miss Laura Soper, of Clarksbure, and Mr..
MAYNARD Watkins. of Germantown, were
married here Tuesday afternoon by Rev.
SIR. White, the ceremony being performed
at the residence of the minister.
Messrs Charles F. Brooke. of Olney, and
Thomas D. Griffith. of Redland, have re-
turned from Charlottesville, Va, where they
attended the annual field trials and bench
show of the National Beagle Club.
On Tuesday, November 28th, Mr.. C. C.
Waters, of Germantown, this county, will
sell at dispersal sale 20 head of stand
ardbred colts by the prominent sires Kin
ster. 215 "a, and Kinslee, 2:l9 "a.
The Grand Jury serving at the present
term of court was discharged on Wednes-
day afternoon last after finishing up all
the business before it. The report to the
Court will be published next week. 1t was
received TOO late for this issue.
Mr.. John w. Keys, who resides near this
town, at the age of seventy-five, killed
seven partridges in ten shots on a hunt
last Monday, and the shooting took place
in the woods, at that His many friends
will learn with pleasure that he retains "a
good eye" at his advanced age.
Miss Mary C. Kelley, daughter of Mr..
John N Kelley. for several years an as
sistant teacher at the Grammar School at
Kensington, died suddenly Monday after
noon at her home at Garrett Park, this
county aged % years. Death was due to
heart failure. Surviving her are her father
and two brothers.
Miss Claudine Cashell, daughter of Mrs
Annie E. C. Cashell and the late George C.
Cashell, of Olney, this county. and Mr..
Eugene Harriss were married last Tuesday
afternoon at the home of the bride The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Charles
D, Lafferty in the presence of relatives and
few intimate friends.
The football teams representing Rock
vile and Kensineton played each other to
a standstill at the Fair Grounds here last
Friday afternoon, neither side being able |
to score, in a lively game of 10-minute !
quarters. The teams were evenly matched |
both in weight and playing ability, and !
at no time was either goal seriously threat
ened
Wallace Simms, young negro resident /
Of Ounce Orchard, this county, was ar
rested Monday on a charge of raising !
money order from $1.98 to $498. The |
order was cashed by Mr. Geo. F. Linthi-
cum, a merchant at Travilah. who dis
covered the fraud and swore out warrant |
Simms was taken before Justice Reading |
who committed him to jail.
Travilah Lodge of International Order of |
Good Templars will hold a public meeting
in TraviIah Baptist Church on December
LIST, 1911 beginning at 1880 P. NJ. 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.
Mrs Daisy Florence Rideely. daughter of |
Mr.. and Mrs William H. Wachter. of the |
vicinity of Unity. this county. and Mr.. Lee
Moore Howes, of Gaithersburg neiehbor- |
hood. were married last week at the home
Of the brides parents. the ceremony being !
performed by Rev. c. l.. Dryden in the |
presence of large gathering Following |
largely attended reception, Mr.. and Mrs. |
HOwes left for their wedding trip.
An open meeting of the Rockville Wo- |
mans Club was held on Thursday after
noon of last week, with Mrs. E. L. Billiard |
as hostess, there being large attendance |
Of members and others. An interesting
program was rendered, including a talk by !
Mrs. Earle Schade, vocal soles by Miss
Margaret Lillard and Miss Annabel All
mutt, and instrumental music by Miss
Matte Packard. Refreshments were served. |
Harry Benson. 16 years of age. son of
Mr. Henry r. Benson, who resides near
Triton, this county, was shot in the leg
by one of his four companions on a rabbit
hunt last Saturday. The load with which
he was wounded was discharged at rab
bit at long distance in the direction that
he was standing and about dozen Of the
scattering shot were buried in the flesh of
one Of his legs around the knee. They
we're at once extracted by the doctor
Mrs. Eleanor Ann Kingsbury, for many
years resident of this county. died at
6oyd's on Saturday last. aged 83 years.
She is survived by four sons. Charles T.
kinesbury, of Boyd; Frank Kingsbury, of
St. Louis, Mo-; Asbury Kingsbury, of Wash
lnston, d. c.. and Albert Kingsbury, of
Baltimore. and two daughters. Jennie and
Ida Kingsbury. who have lived with their
mother. The body was inferred in St.
Mary's cemetery at GAINESVILLE on Monday.
Miss Pearl Elizabeth Selby, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. B. Selby. of Poolesville,
This county. and Mr.. VIM. Joseph Clements
oil Dickerson. were married at 1890 O'Clock
last Saturday morning in ST. Mary's Catho-
TIC Church at GAINESVILLE. The ceremony
was performed by the pastor. Rev. George
d Harrington, in the presence of a large