Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1913-10-10
Ental aud 9ersnual
Town and Country.

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Mr.. Roger B. Farquhar has bought from
Mr.. Robert Brooke residence and thirty
two acres of land near Sandy Spring, this
county. for $4,000.
j. Floyd Cissell has resigned as cashier
of the national bank at Silver Spring, this
county, and has accepted a position with
New York auditing company.
Mr.. Leonard L. Nicholson, Jr., of Wash
ington, has bought from Mr.. Chas. E. Poole
a dwelling and five acres of land on the
Rockville Georgetown pike, a short dis
lance from Rockville, for a summer home.
The W. c. T. u. and the |. o. G. T. will
hold an oyster and meat supper at the
town hall, Travilah. on Thursday and Fri
4 o'clock, P. M. All are cordially invited.
The ST. Mary's Beacon says that the pipe
of peace is being passed around in Leonard
town and environs. and that the harmony
smoke is so thick there one could not see a
Republican name even "if he was so mis-
guided as to look for it"
Mr.. John w. Poole and family left Seneca,
this county, on Friday, the 26th of Sep
TENDER, to take possession of the farm of
w. A. Smoot at Hampstead. King Georges
county, Va, fifty-seven miles from Wash
ington city. Their many friends regret
their absence.
Thomas Parran, Oliver MetzerOtt and
Augustus M. Bernhard, Republican candi-
lates for United States Senator, Comptroller
If the State Treasury and Clerk of the
,ourt of Appeals, respectively, will visit
his county on October 14th and make an
automobile tour of the county.
Passing down a steep flight of steps into
he cellar under his house, near this town,
N last Sunday morning. Mr.. ThOs C. Keys
Tipped and fell. He received an ugly
wound on the back of his head, but not a
erious one Medical treatment was rem
Tered by DIR. Lewis.
Mrs Ida Haase. of this county. by her
ttorney Thomas Dawson, has filed suit in
he circuit court here for an absolute di-
orce from William A. Haase, also of this
ounty, on the ground of cruelty and in
delity. She also asks counsel fees and
maintenance pending the suit.
Mr.. Eugene II. Cissel, clerk in the office
the county treasurer here, and Miss Cecil
.unice Tschiffely, daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
frederick A. Tschiffely of Ounce Orchard,
his county, were married at Ellicott City
n Saturday last by Father Daley pastor
f the Ellicott City Catholic Church.
The Hermon and Cropley Presbyterian
hurches will unite in grove meeting at
ropley on Sunday next from 3 to S p M.
addresses by Hon. David J. Lewis, Rev.
n. Brundage, Rev. DIR. SpOoner and Rev.
II. Duncan. Vocal and instrumental music
prominent Washington musicians. All
re welcome.
On account of impaired health Judge
as. B. Henderson has resigned the vice
rresidency of the Montgomery County Ma
has filled for years with pleasure to his
ssociates and profit to those interested in
ne bank r. II. Stokes cashier of the in
itution, has been appointed his successor
Col. Spencer C. Jones left here last We'd
esday for his usual winter sOjOurn in New
reans, La, which he spends with his
aughter, Mrs. Bessie Falvey His i'm
rovement in health has been wonderful
nee his recent return here from Wash
lgtOn hospital, where he was twice OPP
'ated upon during his stay there of three
lOnths.
Beverly Smith, colored man living near
erwoOd, struck his wife last Sunday morn
Iig on the forehead with piece of iron
nd crushed the bone She was at once
ken to Washington hospital, where she
at this time. He says his wife seized a
III to shoot him, as the result of a quarrel
etween them, and he struck her to save
IS own life.
Galen l.. TAFT, of this county, who was
secutive member of the Progressive COM
ittee of the county in the last presiden-
al campaign, and now member of the
epublcan- Progressive State Central Com
ittee for this county. was on Thursday
last week chosen secretary Of the
epublican State Central Committee for
aryland at a meeting of the committee
Baltimore.
The annual lunch and supper for the
,nelit of St. Mary's Catholic cemetery will
given in the Town Hail. Rockville, on
Iesday, November llth Lunch served
ON IL until P. M. and supper from 5
NJ. until all are served. Cake, ice-cream.
indy and fancy articles will be for sale.
BOD music will be provided and pleasant
'ening is promised to all. Come and make
is a success.
Miss Amy c. Peters, daughter of Mr.. and
rs. Fountain Peters, of Glen, this county
I'd Mr.. Newman f. Lynn. Of Agnewville,
A., were married in Rockville on Thurs
~ afternoon Of last week by Rev. Frank
nth, the ceremony taking place at the
rsonage in the presence Of few rela-
es and friends of the couple. A recep-
followed at the home of the bride
rents.
Miss Edith l.. Purdum, daughter OF Mr..
Mrs. }. Henning Purdum, of Clarks-
re. and Mr.. EIlwOod f. Barr. of Gathers
rg. were married at Clarksbure by Rev
S. Davis, pastor Of the Methodist Church
at that place Preceding the ceremony tho
members Of the bridal party were enter
tanned at dinner by the parents of the bride
and Immediately after the ceremony a re-
ception was held. after which the youni
couple departed for Atlantic City.
As October IL. Columbus Day, which il
a legal holiday in Maryland, falls on Sun
day. il will be observed Monday and unde