Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1914-10-09
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Town and Country.

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The County Commissioners have ap
nointed Albert 7. Marlowe. of COlesvlle
district assistant to the supervisor of as.
sessments.
The Clerk of the Circuit Court here has
received from Gov. Goldsboroueh the COM
mission of E. J. Stillwell as deputy forest
warden for this county.
The directors of the Travilah Hall will
hold an oyster and meat supper in the
hall on October 18th. beginning at $50
P. NJ, followed by dance.
The new High School at Potomac, this
county, will be heated by steam heat.
Bids have been received for installing the
plant, but the contract has not been let.
Congressman d. j. Lewis will speak at a
political mass meeting to be held in Rock
vile on the 9th instant. Other speakers
will also make addresses. A complete
program of the meeting will be published
later
The ladies of the M. f. Church South will
hold an oyster and meat supper in P. E.
Waters hall. Germantown. on Wednesday,
November 4th, beginning at ?. M. If
rainy, the next fair evening" All are cor
daily invited.
Baltimore and Ohio r. r. excursion. $l00
to Harper's Ferry and return; SIPS to
Charlestown, Summit Point, Wadesville,
Stephenson and Winchester and return.
Sunday, October II. Special train leaves
Rockville at 1888 A. M.
Baltimore and Ohio excursion Sunday,
October 4th and 18th, $1.00 to Harper's
Ferry and return; SIPS to Martinsburg and
return; $1.50 to Berkeley Springs and re-
turn; $500 to Cumberland and return.
Special train leaves Rockville at 1857 A. M.
A pressure water tank will be erected at
the Gaithersbure High School. from which
the students will be supplied with drinking
water. The cost of this enterprise will be
paid by the children attending the school
and the money raised through entertain
ments of various kinds.
Mr.. W. Bradley Carr of this town, has
been transferred from the Washington
navy yard to the Mare Island navy yard,
there to do clerical Government work pre-
paratory to the Panama-Paciic Exposition
to begin next February. He will be
located 80 miles from San Francisco, Cal.
Mr.. Carr will be accompanied by his wife
and they will start from here some time
next December and will not return until
the close of the Exposition.
The physicians, appointed by the County
Commissioners on Tuesday last, in each
Election district to certify INDECENT sick to
Washington, d. C, hospitals are as follow:
First district, DR.. V. H. Dyson; End, Dr.
j. f. Deets; 3rd, DIR. U. d. Nourse 4th.
DIR. C. II. Mannar; 5th, DIR. J. r. Batson
9Th, DIR. C. H. Nourse; 7th. DR.. J. L. Lewis
9Th. DR.. J. W. Bird; 9th, DIR. II. B. Haddox
10th. Dr. W. T. Pratt nth. DIR. j. M. White;
18th. DR., Geo. M. Boyer 18th, DIR. Eugene
Jones.
The opening of the Maryland Court of
Appeals on Tuesday in Annapolis for the
regular October term witnessed decided
innovation, in that the judges were at
tired in gowns. They will be so cOstumed
in the future whenever they are on the
bench. The custom not only prevails among
Appellate Courts elsewhere, but among
many of the Federal courts, but in Mary
land it is new as far as civil courts are
concerned. The gowns are simple in de-
sign, of black gros-erain silk.
The Rockville Woman's Club began its
club year with an open meeting at the
club rooms on October LIST. An address of
welcome was made by the president Mrs.
II. Clinton Allnutt, followed by reading
from o. Henry. by Mrs. Getzendanner,
President of the County Federation. There
were solos by Miss Allnutt. Mr.. Clark and
Mr.. Worthington, accompanied by Miss
Almoney; violin solo by Miss Hiatt and
piano duet by Miss HOGS and Miss Smith.
Refreshments were served.
What the Gods Decree" The Lyric
Theatre has been successful in booking
this wonderful photo-play and will produce
it in Rockville on Tuesday evening. 0cto-
Der 18th Although this picture has been
shown in the leading theatres throughout
the States at prices ranging from so cents
to 81. the local management offers it to the
public at its regular prices. 10 and IS cts.
The management trusts that the public in
general will appreciate the bringing to
Rockville a picture of this standard and
feels confident of its success.
In the presence of a small company of
relatives and intimate friends, Miss Eliza
beth Barrett Prettyman, daughter of Mrs.
F. B. Prettyman, of this town. and Mr..
Alexander KilgOur, member of the Rock
vile bar, were married at noon on Satur-
day last at the home of the brides mother
The officiating minister was the brides
brother, Rev. Forrest j. Prettyman, pastor
of Mt. Pleasant Methodist Episcopal Church
South, of Washington. There were no at
PENDANTS. Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Kileour left for their honey
moon trip, expecting to be gone about two
weeks.
The following delegates represented their
respective Unions at the State Convention
of the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union. which convened at Salisbury. Nd,
October LIST 0akdale Mrs. Granville Far
quhar and Mrs. Calvin Broadly; Sandy
Spring, Mrs. B. II. Miller. Miss Rebecca
Miller. Mrs Louise Brooke. Mrs. Emily Mas
sey and Mrs. Florence Wetherald; Rock
vile. Miss Ida S. Dove. Montgomery county
had the honor of having delegate selected
from its number, in the person of Mrs.
Granville Farquhar. to represent the State
in the National Convention which meets