Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1914-09-04
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Town and Country.

Town and Country
Mr.. Trujean Aud and his family hav
taken up residence in Rockville, remoN
ind from Travilah.
Monday next, September 7th, "LabC
Day." is a legal holiday and the banks @
this county will be closed for the day.
A residence and four-acre tract Of tn
estate of James E. Williams, near Boyds
has been sold for $4,000 to Geo. Grimes
Miss Ida Dove, of this town. has beef
given $40, and will be given moreif needed
with which to do W. c. T. U. campaign
work.
The farm of j. Hickman Ganley, nea
Boyds, comprising about 140 acres, hal
been sold for $4,l00 at private sale tt
VIM. N. Thompson.
Prof. William Nelson has resigned a.
principal of the high school at Jamestown
7. W. Darnell, of Westminster has beer
appointed to the vacancy.
Mrs. Claude Allnutt and little daughter
of the Isle of Pines. are guests for a few
weeks at the home of Mr.. Allnutt's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Clinton Allnutt.
The 1o7th session of The Rockville
Academy will begin at 8 O'Clock Monday
morning, September 7th. The pupils are
requested to assemble promptly for enroll
ment and assignment to classes.
William H. Wade, 6S years old. died on
Tuesday last at his home, near Cabin
John, this county. after lingering illness.
He is survived by his wife and three sons.
His body was sent to Rohersville, Nd, for
burial.
jacob. Cue, of Damascus. was arraigned
before Justice Mace Wednesday afternoon
on the charge of killing Horace f. Young.
a week ago He waived hearing and
was recommitted to Jail to await Novem-
Der court.
The Republican State Central Committee
on Thursday of last week unanimously
elected Galen l.. TAFT, of this county, chair
man in place of John B. Hanna, resigned.
Mr.. Hanna rendered his resignation at the
meeting, as had been expected.
Baltimore and Ohio excursion Sunday,
September 9Th and goth. $l.00 to Harper's
Ferry and return: SIPS to Martinsbure and
return; $1.5O to Berkeley Springs and re-
turn; $500 to Cumberland and return.
Special train leaves Rockville at 1857 A. M
The members of the Northern Methodist
Churches of Browningsville, Clarksburg,
Mountain and Hyattstown have broken
ground at Clarksburg for the erection of a
parsonage to cost $4,000 The parsonage
is to be ready for occupancy by Rev. T. S.
Davis by late fall.
At the recent drawing for prizes held in
connection with St. Mary's Church lawn
fete the ton of coal was won by ticket No.
PA, held by D. Fitzgerald. 1907 Fulton
street, Washington, d. c., and the barrel of
-four was won by ticket No. 482, held by
N M. Boylan, 22O W. Lexington street,
Baltimore. The net amount of money
made at the fete was $404
Noticing what he considered suspicious
movements on the part of Jack Brown.
colored, at the Fair last week, Deputy
Sheriff Marine Darby suggested that he
Ts,s >" "en,s FOR something to drink. Ac-
cording 10 the officer, the negro produced
bottle of gin and sold him a drink.
Brown was Immediately placed under ar
rest and lodged in jail.
After having made a vigorous fight for
the Republican nomination for representa-
tive from the Sixth Maryland District,
Brainard II. Warner, Jr., of this county,
has withdrawn from the contest, accord
ing to announcement made last week.
This action leaves State Senator Frederick
N. Zihlman, of Allegany county, as the
only Republican candidate and David j.
Lewis the only candidate for the Demo-
cratic nomination.
The directors of the Social Service League
and the members of the tuberculosis Com
mission of the comfy held very satisfac-
tory and suggestive conference here last
Tuesday in reference to the establishment
of sanatorium for the INDECENT tubercu-
losis cases. At the suggestion Of Senator
Jones, arrangements were made for a mass
meeting in the near future, at which
prominent speakers will address the meet
ing upon methods and means for securing
such an institution for our county.
Pretending she was not well, Miss Marie
Ward the seventeen-year-old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. F. Ward, of this town,
left her parents at the fair grounds here
on Thursday afternoon of last week osten-
sibly to return home. Instead, by prear-
rangement, she met Smith Linthicum, son
of George F. Linthicum. a merchant at
GaithersburG. They proceeded to Wash
ington and were married. Her parents
found a note from their daughter await
ing them at their home. 1t contained the
intelligence that Smith and have gone
away to get married"
To avoid the long hills on either side of
the creek at Middlebrook, this county, a
portion of the Frederick road will be re-
moved to the land west of the present lOca-
ton, under the authority of the State Roads
Commission The new road will be covered
with macadam. 0n>the east side of the
Frederick road at this point the land of
Mr.. r. E. Kanode faces for at least three
fourths Of mile, and when the change is
made he will be deprived of this entire
public road frontage. The strip of land
lying between the new and old roads will
be 400 or 500 yards wide at the widest
point.
Religious Notices.
Preaching at the M. f. Church South,