Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1912-09-06
Hufal aud gersuual.
Towtt and Country.


been awarded scholarships at the Norma
School by the State Board of Education.
A card party is to be held at the Towr
Hall, Poolesville. September 18th, at 7:3(
P. NJ, for benefit of the f. V. White Chap
ter of the u. d. C. Admission, rs cts.
The supervisors of elections have ap
pointed Parker Weller the Republican judge
of election for the first precinct of Wheaton
district in place of Clayton Rabbit, wht
declined.
Mr.. j. Waters Beckwith died at his homt
near Derwood. this county, on Monday last
aged II years. He is survived by widow
who was Miss Kelly, daughter of the late
Thomas Kelly.
Baltimore and Ohio excursion Sunday
September 29th, $1.00 to Harpers Ferry
Charlestown. Summit Point, Wadesvillt
and Winchester and return. Train leaves
Rockville at 1888 A. M.
The Democratic State Central Committee
for this county-Robert B. Peter. chair
man; Preston B. Ray and Richard E. Oar
by-has appointed j. Dawson Williams. OF
Kensington, campaign treasurer.
There will be an entertainment and sup
per at Olney Grange Hall on Tuesday
September 10th, for the benefit of St.
Johns Church. Base ball at 2 P. M.
Supper from to P. M. Entertainment
at s P. M.
Baltimore and Ohio excursion Sundays,
sept and %. $l00 to Harper's Ferry
and Martinsburg and return; $l.35 to
Berkeley Springs and return $500 to
Cumberland and return. Special train
caves Rockville at 1851 A. M.
The next meeting of the Wilson, Mar
shall. Lewis and Worthington Club of Rock
vile district will be held in the Court House
At 3 P. M. Friday. September 9Th, 1912. All
members and those who desire to become
members are invited to be present.
The School Commissioners have an
bounced the appointment of the following
public school teachers Misses Frances
eicketts. school at Falkland; Katy Frizzell
chOOl at Old Germantown; Mary f. Green,
chool at Mount Lebanon; Susie f. Collins,
chool at Carroll
Frank Kennel and George Maley, who
we're arrested on the Fair Grounds on the
harge of attempting to pick the pocket of
John Carter, of this county. were given
bearing before Justice Mace on Friday.
They were committed to jail for the grand
Jury in default of $3.50 bail each.
There will be a public meeting in the
sourt room of the court house on Saturday
vening, September 7th, at O'Clock. in
he interest of public library for Mont
emery county. All Montgomery coun-
ians who are interested in this subject
re invited to attend. DR.. F. N. Hender-
on, Chairman Library Committee.
The home farm of the late Nathan W.
Allnutt. at Jacksonville, has been sold by
Judge James B. Henderson and Albert M.
louie, Trustees, to Mr.. Lawrence Allnutt
or $16,83S.53. The farm contains 436
lcres of land and was sold subject to the
lower right assigned to Mrs. Margaret All
lutt in all the land on the south side of
he public road.
A musicale and play, entitled Vice
Iersa," comedy in three acts, will be
RESENTED at Potomac, under the auspices
{ the Epworth League. at the residence
4 Mr.. j. G. Stone. on Wednesday evening,
september 18th. beginning at O'Clock.
refreshments of all kinds will be served
It moderate prices. Admission-adults,
S cents; children. 10 cents.
The ladies' of the M. E. Church South,
Germantown. will hold their annual pic
tic in the grove adjoining the school house,
rear Old Germantown. on Wednesday. Sep
ember nth, commencing at P. M. Sup
Der and refreshments will be served on
he grounds. There will be an interesting
lame of base ball between two select
cams at 3 O'Clock. If rainy, next fair day.
All are cordially invited.
Miss Eleanor Marjory Wimsatt of Ia
iona Park and Mr. Albert Whiting Fox,
II the Washington bureau of the New York
Herald, were married in St Johns Catholic
church, Forest Glen. Monday morning by
he pastor. Rev. Chas. O. Rosensteel in the
presence of relatives and friends. A
luncheon followed at the home of the
brides parents, after which Mr. and Mrs
Fox departed for their honeymoon trip.
The Democrats recently held large and
enthusiastic meeting at Aspen and organ.
lzed Wilson, Marshall, Lewis and Worth.
'ngton Club. which will become one of the
largest and most aggressive in the county
The following officers were elected: Presi
lent, Harry M. Martin First Vice-Presi.
dent, Hazel Cashell Second Vice-Presi
dent, William M. Atwood; Third Vice.
President. William A. Fiddler; Fourth Vice.
President, William V. Beall: Secretary
Donald Bowie; Treasurer, James Simpson
"iss AHille mOOTe hldse COIlInltteu SUI
side on Wednesday morning of last weel
at the home of her parents, at Washington
Grove. She was in her 29th year, and il
survived by her parents and two sisters
Miss Klase had been suffering for about two
weekswith nervous prostration. but seemed
to be improving when her nurse left hel
room in the morning. She got a 2-ounct
bottle of carbolic acid and drank the con.
tents. DR.. C. N. Etchison was summoned
from Gaithersburg. but she died before he
arrived.
The Democrats Of Poolesville district
organized Wilson. Marshall, Lewis anC
Worthington Club on Saturday night o.
last week with sixty members and the fol
lowing officers A. p. Fletchall. president
W. 7. Griffith, c. M. Williams, C. S. Field,
and L. p. Allnutt. presidents: A. D
Trundle. treasurer. and J. F. White. secre