Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1912-09-27
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Town and Country.

Town and Country.
Miss Matte England, of Florida, is visit
ine the home of her father, Mr.. John G.
England. of this town.
The School Commissioners have appro-
nriated $400 for Improvements to the
,hool building at Kensington.
See the specialties in real property the
lontgomery County Real Estate Company
.fers in its ad. in another column.
The Burden Bearer Circle of the Kings
daughters will meet with Mrs. Geo. H.
.amar on Tuesday October LIST, 1912, at
o'clock, P. M.
Willard o. Waters. of Washington, has
.urchased from R. T. Strickland a house
md lot at Kensineton. Mr.. Strickland and
amily have removed to Washington.
Baltimore and Ohio excursion Sunday,
September 29th. $1,00 to Harper's Ferry,
Jharlestown. Summit Point, Wadesville
and Winchester and return. Train leaves
Rockville at 1898 A. M.
Mr.. Clarence Price, a merchant of Pooles-
vile, this county, died last Tuesday after
drinking bottle of carbolic acid No
reason has been given for taking his own
life. He was forty-four years old.
Miss Hilda Mae Benson, of Grifton, this
county, who is graduate of the Harrison
burg (Va.) State Normal School, will leave
Saturday to take charge of the seventh
grade work of the High School of Manassas,
Virginia.
The ladies of the Church of the Holy
Redeemer. Kensington, Md, will give a
chicken supper on Wednesday, October
End, 1912, in the town hall, from $50 to
$50 P. M. Come and help yourself and
the church.
The facilities of The Washington Star
for handling sporting news will make its
accounts of the coming Worlds Champion
ship Base Ball Series invaluable. Sub
scribe now and get all the preliminary
gossip as well as the accurate details of
tHcSc SIcdt gaines
There will be public meeting in the
court room of the court house on Saturday
evening. October 5th, at s O'Clock, in the
interest of public library for Montgomery
county. All Montgomery countians who
are interested in this subject are invited
to attend. DR.. F. N. Henderson, Chairman
Library Committee.
Our Agricultural SOciety's receipts at its
late exhibition equaled the direct expenses,
such as premiums, purses, labor, etc A
debt of about $500, incurred in making
some permanent improvements upon the
grounds, remains unpaid. This statement
was made by the society's treasurer at a
meeting of the board of directors in this
town on Thursday of last week.
Several recent attempts to break into
residences at Glen Echo. this county. have
caused much uneasiness and the people
are keeping shOtguns and pistols within
easy reach. Mrs. Maude b. Woodward,
wife of DIR. F. Lombard Woodward, was
knocked down by man in her yard sew
eral nights ago. Her screams scared him
off and brought out the neighbors, who
tried in vain to find him.
About two hundred guests from the
county, Washington. Baltimore, Phladel-
phia and other places attended the cele-
bration of the fiftieth anniversary of the
marriage of Mr. and Mrs Benjamin II.
Miller, which was held on Thursday after
noon of last week at Mount Airy" the
home of the couple, near Sandy Spring.
The home was attractively decorated with
potted plants, cut flowers, autumn leaves
andevergreens. Refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller received many presents.
On Monday evening, September 23rd, a
Wilson, Marshall. Lewis and Worthington
Club was organized at GAINESVILLE, with
about so members. The object of the club
is to assist other clubs of similar char
acter and register and poll as large vote
as possible for the Democratic candidates
in November The officers are Charles X.
Darby. PRESIDENT Harry C. Meem, first
ce-president; C. c. Hilton. second vice
president; A. L. Jones. secretary; l.. A.
Chiswell, treasurer