Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1912-06-28
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fireworks to burn, at prices that won
hurt you, at Reisinser's.
The Gaithersburg base ball team de-
,oo,ad the Germantown nine by the score
of 70 to 0 on Saturday last.
The Burden Bearer Circle of the Kings
nauohters will meet with Miss Rose Hen
derson on Tuesday. July End, at 1886
A. M.
Miss Bessie l. Harmon and Mr.. Marion
Butcher, both of Laytonsville, were mar
ried last Friday by Rev. VIM. T. Cover
pastor Of the Laytonsville Methodist Church
Mr.. James P. B. Veirs has sold his Hay.
vood farm, situated about three mile.
northwest of this town. to Miss Mary A
Merritt, whose farm lies adjoining, fol-
$5,400
Rockville's newly organized ball team
suffered defeat in its first game at the Fail
Grounds here last Saturday afternoon. the
yictors being the Potomac Electric Power
team of Washington. and the score. 8 to a
Baltimore and Ohio excursion Sunday
June IS and 80. $1.0O to Harper's Ferry and
Martinsburg and return; $l.S5 to Berkeley
Springs and return; $500 to Cumberland
and return. Special train leaves Rockville
at 8:51 A. M.
Benjamin A. Bean, formerly janitor at
the Court House here. died in Spring Grove
Hospital, Carroll county. Wednesday night.
aged about so years. He entered the hos
pital about two weeks ago for treatment.
His wife, four sons and daughter survive
him.
John D. Holland. formerly of Redland,
his county. recently graduated with honors
rom the United States College of Veteri-
lary Surgeons at Washington. D. c., re-
Giving the degree of Doctor of Veterinary
;cience. DR.. Holland is at present con-
lected with the United States Department
# Agriculture.
The young lady members of the faculty
+ the Gaithersburg High School were en-
ertained at a luncheon last Saturday by
iiss Hannah Jones. also member of the
aculty at her home in Washington. those
resent being Misses Lucille Welsh. Anna
;. Pace. Corrie Devilbiss and Maude v.
}roome
The Florence Crittenden Auxiliary. of
iensington. has elected officers to serve
ne year as follows: President. Mrs. j.
hilip Herman; presidents. Mrs. Mer-
tt o. Chance and Mrs. Arthur Hendricks
scordine secretary. Mrs. Alice Chapman /;
Orrespondine secretary. Mrs. A. M. Price
easurer. Mrs. Herbert Wright
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The Sunday Star.
A team composed of married men who
rmerly starred on the diamond attempted
come back in a game with Rockville
ungsters at the Fair Grounds on Thurs
afternoon of last week. but the former
und themselves unable to cope with their
b unger adversaries and suffered defeat,
to a. 1t was a lively game all the way
rough, however. and was enjoyed by
'ee gathering. Batteries, Cromwell and
Dawson for the winners. and Bean and
Dawson for the married men.
The funeral of Mr.. VIM. C. Dryer. one
the best-known farmers of Wheaton dis
ct. this county. who died last Friday in
d Washington hospital, where he had been
der treatment for several weeks. was
Id Sunday morning at the home of his
n. Charles E. Dwyer. at Glenmont. The
rvices were conducted by Rev. Geo. H.
Grew, rector of Grace Episcopal Church.
bedside. Burial was in Rockville ceme-
y. Mr.. Dryer was So years old. He
survived by his wife. sou and daughter.
The funeral of Mr.. jefferson E. Burgess,
10 died early Saturday morning at his
me, near Bethesda, this county. took
ice at o'clock last Sunday afternoon
m the Presbyterian Church at Bethesda.
pastor. Rev. P. P. Flournoy, officiated,
d burial was in the cemetery adjoining
church. Mr.. Burgess was IA years
and had been i'll several months of an
q ection of the heart and other troubles.
5 widow, who was before her marriage
IS Belle Action. of Washington. and two
Is and daughter survive him.
Disappeared from his home on Grant
ad. D. c.. Friday morning. June 21st,
IL, at 8 O'Clock. Guy Francis Hurdle.
ed IS years. height feet 8 inches,
light SO pounds. fair complexion. very
ht hair. blue eyes, few freckles. small
ir on right eyebrow. newly healed cut on
ht thumb. When last seen he wore a
lie serge cap, white shirt. khaki pants,
" black shoes and stockings. Any in
mation leading to the whereabouts Of
Is child will be appreciated by J. w.
rdle, who may be addressed at Grant
ad, d. C.
James W. Cummings, a resident of Chevy
lase, this county, was the victim of a
cious assault committed on Monday last
John Green and his wife and son. col.
ed. Warrants have been issued for theil
rest, charging assault with intent to kill
number of stitches were required to sew
"a wound in Mr.. Cummings scalp. and he
9 since been confined to his bed. 1t /:
i'd that Cummings found one Of Green's
ildren in an apple tree on the Cummings
operty. and scolded the child. Later
. three Greens visited the Cumming
me and attacked Cummings. Michae
innings went to his brothers assistance
d drove of the assailants.
When Denufv Sheriff Frederick Reed, oil