Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1914-11-27
Eutal aud 9ersuual.
Town and Country.

Town and Country.
There is no ban on the shipment o
poultry out of this county on account o
the foot-and-mouth disease.
The Kings Daughters will meet with Mrs
Charles Lyddane on Tuesday afternoon
December LIST, 1914. at 3 O'Clock.
Mrs. Marian Meem and her son Guy, o.
Gaithersbure, are spending the winter al
Mr.. W. L. Cashell's, near Sandy Spring.
At a special meeting of the Mayor and
Council of Rockville. Preston L. Hewitt was
elected baliff of Rockville to fill out the
unexpired term of his father. the late A.
r. Hewitt.
Mr.. Patrick J. Leahy. of this county, and
Miss Katherine M. Lyons. Of New York
city, were married in St. Mary's Catholic
Church, this town, on Wednesday evening
of last week by the pastor, Rev. John T.
Coolahan.
Andrew Glorius, SO years old and for
many years a citizen of Maryland, died
on Wednesday Of last week at the home
of his nephew. Henry Nolte, of Silver
Spring. The funeral took place Friday
morning at 10 O'Clock from St. John s
Church, Forest Glen.
Thomas Sampson, 72 years old, Of Gar
rett Park, and Miss Wilhelmina c. Joube-
nall, aged 46. of Washington. we're married
Wednesday by the Rev. Oscar W. Hender-
son, pastor of the Baptist Church, Rock
VILE 1t was the third matrimonial ven
ture of the bridegroom.
Work on the State roads throughout the
State will be closed down December LIST for
the winter months. Chairman Weller act
IND on authority from the State Roads
Commission, announced the shutting down
Tuesday. Repair work, where it is abso-
lutely necessary. will 60 on throughout the
cold months.
Among the attractive features offered by
the Washington Sunday Star is Poultry
Department. devoted to the particular needs
of poultry raisers in the District of Column
bia, Maryland and Virginia. This depart
ment will present articles prepared by ex-
perts. Suggestions and queries by poul-
try raisers generally are invited.
Lewis Payne. colOred. of Jacksonville, this
county, was run over and killed at Boyds
on Saturday night last shortly after he
alighted from passenger train from Wash
ineton. He had been drinking heavily. got
betwildered after getting off the train, laid
down on a side track near the depot and
a freight train cut off his head. The body
was found Sunday morning. Coroner
Grimes deemed an inquest unnecessary.
The following contributions have recently
been made to the Starmont Sanatorium, at
Washington Grove. and were thankfully
received by those in charge of the institu-
ton: Miss Georgia Pace so cents Mrs. j.
Ross Thompson, IS; W. r. Humphrey &
Sons, complete set of bedroom furniture f;
Mrs. Ada Thompson. two barrels of apples
and one barrel of pears; Mrs. o. A.
Lunstedt, package of linen. =
The lunch and supper given by st.
Mary's Catholic Cemetery Association in
the Town Hall Tuesday. November 18th,
was well attended and a success socially
and financially. The committee in charge
wish to thank the public for its patronage,
the merchants of Rockville, as well as of
Washington city, for their generous con-
tributions, and S. Kann & Sons, of Wash
ing city. for the fine victrola music fur
nished during the occasion. The dancing,
in costume, of Miss Audrey Flack. as well
as the fine music rendered by Miss Esther
johnson, both of Washington, was much
enjoyed and appreciated by all present.
The amount realized will exceed $l45.
Committee.