Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1912-09-13
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Town and Country.

The ladies of the Travilah NJ Z. Church
,.du hold a festival on the lawn adjoining
tho church on Wednesday afternoon, Sep
TENDER 18th. beginning O'Clock. If rainy,
the next fair day. All are cordially in
vited,
WI. M. entertainment at Mcdonald
Chanel, Ounce Orchard, Tuesday evening,
SeDtember oath, 1912, at o'clock; if
roiny. come Wednesday evening. the 25th.
special program. Everybody welcome.
dock Trial"
ne next meeting of the Wilson. Mar
email, Lewis and Worthington Club of
vile district will be held in the Court
on Friday. September 18th. at 7
KIP. M. All members are urgently
,sted to be present.
,e meeting of the W. C. T. U. will be
at the home of Mrs. S. Hughes, Rock
De on Tuesday, September 18th, at
M The large attendance of members
riends at Miss Ida Doves in August
a )pe will be present
% timore and Ohio excursion Sundays,
SEPT 8 and %, $1.00 to Harper's Ferry
end Martinsburg and return; $l.35 to
Bsa ey Springs and return; $500 to
l.m srland and return. Special train
l.ag Rockville at 1851 A. M.
N Annie B. Lepley, of Washington.
ltra eral years stenoerapher of the cir
1ail ,urt for this county. and Mr.. Webster
% Spgtes,sof this town, were married in
w ngton on Saturday last by Rev. T.
d uigan. They are now at Atlantic
Ga.
~ Irban N. Wagner. of this vicinity.
a. ISIS Amelia j. Lester. daughter of
Il 'ert Lester, of Tennallytown. D. c..
yt arried last Monday morning in ST.
'na Catholic Church. Tennallytown. I'm
lialy after the ceremony the young
ul eft for Colorado Springs, Col.
Aaur Owen Knight son of Mr.. NJ D.
-list left at this office on Wednesday a
1ata 'ent specimen apple of the Able
iaf ppm variety. 1t grew upon the
Hm o Mr.. Knight. distant about three
lies 'flm Rockville, weighs one pound
nd lagsures thirteen inches in circum-
iUienLo.
Suffrage activities continue in this coun-
ty. The meetings at Jacksonville and
BOyds were well attended. and with the
new members added brought the league
up to 100 members, while over a hundred
men have signed voters pledges. The
next meeting of the league will be held in
the Library Hall, Chevy Chase, on Monday
September 10Th. All are invited.
Miss Annie B. Barry, deaf-mute of
Baltimore, was married on Wednesday 0f
last week to Mr. John Trundle 8 deal
mute of Cenueyille, Md, formerly Of this
county The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Oliver j. Whilden, deaf-mute, as
sistant at Grace and St. Peters Protestant
Episcopal Church, Baltimore. The cere-
mony. which took place in the church, was
conducted in the sign language.
Funeral services for Miss Nellie Wind
ham. who died Saturday in Washington
hospital. where she had been under treat
ment for complication of diseases. were
held Monday afternoon in Grace Episcopal
Church at WOodside the pastor, Rev. Geo.
H. McGrew. officiating Miss Windham
was 80 years of age. She was a sister of
the late Aquila Windham, and for many
years lived in Wheaton district.
Krey. Price & Co, produce commission
merchants. 933 La. ave-, Washington. d.
c., write us as follows: Sold on September
5th for c. C. Jamison, of Dickerson. Md.
one veal calf weighing PA pounds at 10 l-2
cents, amounting to $2247. Have been
in this business thirty-twO years and have
never known veal calves to bring as much
money at this season of the year as they
are now bringing and the prospects are
they will continue to bring high figures"
Funeral services were held last Friday
morning at 1890 O'Clock at the residence
of her sOn-in-law, Mr.. Harry C. Meem, at
DickersOn, this county, for Mrs. Sellman.
widow of Frederick o. Sellman, who died
on Wednesday. Interment was in Mo-
nocacy Cemetery at Beallsville. Death
came after an illness of two weeks. and
was brought on the more quickly because
OF the age of Mrs. Sellman. who was nearly
seventy. She leaves three children-ROss
j. Sellman. Mrs S. d. Gaskill aud Mrs. H.
c. Meem.
Robert B. Peter. representing Charles
MarlOwe. who was arrested at Chevy Chase
Lake recently for selling ice-cream on Sun
day. raised the point at the trial Of Mar
lowe before Justice of the Peace Alfred
Wilson, at Bethesda. on Thursday after
noon of last week that as ice-cream is a
food its sale was not in violation of the
law prohibiting the selling OF goods on the
Sabbath. Mr.. Peter cited several authori-
ties and made a strong argument to support
his contention. Justice Wilson promptly
dismissed the case
George Brown, middle-aeed negro, left
his home, short distance from Rockville.
early last Friday morning to 90 squirrel
hunting. Failing to return within rea-
sonable time, his wife became alarmed and
with neiehbor instituted search. About
the middle of the afternoon. the dead body
OF the man was found in a woods not far
from his home. gunshot wound Of the
shoulder showing how he met his death.
1t is supposed that while carrying the gun
on his shoulder he stumbled and fell, the
gun being accidentally discharged. An
inquest was held Saturday morning. The
verdict Of the jury was that Browns death
was accidental.
Judgments in the cases of Viola Collins.
Orrie Weaver Smith and Cissel Husband,
employees at Glen Echo Park. who were
arrested on the charge Of violating the