Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1914-09-18
Trfal aud Retsnnal
Town and Country.

a Democratic Governor by plurality of
$500.
We call your attention to Miss o. M.
Sprinkle's millinery opening on September
22nd and 23rd.
The laws passed at the last session of
the Maryland Legislature have been re-
ceived by the Clerk of the Circuit Court here.
John F. and Francis H. Javins, of Wash
ineton city, have purchased the Abner
farm, near Colesville, this county, for
$4,000
On the 10th instant Robert B. Peter and
John B. Larner. Trustees, sold house and
lot situated in Chevy Chase to Mrs. B. H.
Warner for $l3.750.
Miss Isabel Bssett. daughter of Mr. David
Bissett, of Garrett Park, has been APP
pointed to scholarship in the State Nor
NAL School at Baltimore
State Senator Eugene Jones has selected
Frank R. Griffith. son of Mr.. Artemus Grit
fifth, of Unity. for free scholarship in St.
Johns College, Annapolis.
Word has been received here of the
death in New Orleans, La. Tuesday, of
Mrs. Lillian j. Able, daughter of Mrs M.
A. Prescott and the late A. F. Prescott, of
this county.
The personal property sold last week by
Mr.. John L. Welsh. near Avery. went at
high prices. One Swiss-Jersey COW sold
for SAP. Sixteen grade cows were sold
and averaged $70.85.
No citizen has a right to deprive himself
of the opportunity to express his opinion
at the polls. Self-protection demands that
he be registered voter Don't neglect
your duty. Register now.
The Collins farm, near 0rndOrff's mill,
this county. containing As acres, has been
sold by W. Outerbridge Spates, Trustee, to
Clarence H. HOskinson and Harry Hoskin-
son, of Washington, for $2527.69.
John W. Strother, of Spencerville, this
county, reported to the Washington police
last Saturday night that he had been
robbed of his watch, chain and $40 in
bills at roomins house in that city
Mr.. Carl M. Reed. aged 2S years, died at
his home, near Colesvie, this county, fol-
lowing long illness. He is survived by
his wife, Mrs. Annie L. Reed, and one child
The funeral took place on Thursday of last
week from the Methodist Church at Coles
vile.
Mr.. Clifton Hershey Norris, of Boyds,
and Miss Rosemary Heenan, of Washing
ton, were married on Wednesday afternoon
of last week. at Kensineton, by Rev. Henry
Runner, pastor of Warner Memorial Pres
byterian Church. at the home of the min
lister.
Grant f. WoOdfeld, of Damascus district,
was awarded judgment for $50 and costs
here on Thursday of last week in suit
against Ohio B. Williams, of Laytonsville |
district, resulting from collision between
the defendants automobile and buggy
belonging to the plaintiff
Miss Dorothy W. Kinney. daughter of the
late James W. Kinney. of Choppers, this
county, and Mr.. Alfred Lloyd Fraley, of
DerwOOd, were married in Rockville on
Thursday afternoon of last week by Rev.
Thos A. HauehtOn Burke, of Christ Eps-
copal Church, the ceremony taking place
at the rectory.
A reception was held in st. James
Chapel, Garrett Park. few evenings ago,
in honor of the Rev. W. Edward Calender,
rector of Christ Church. Kensineton, and
Mrs. Calender. large number of the resi-
dents of Garrett Park and KensingtOn at
tending. Dr. Calender is also in charge
of st. James Chapel.
DIR. Harry G. Offutt. son of Mr.. Hilleary
L. Offutt. of this county, has, as result
of competitive examination, been APP
pointed as assistant surgeon in the United
States army. He is a graduate of the
Georgetown Medical School. DIR. Offutt
made the best average of the thirty-two
contestants in the examination.
Rear Admiral Charles J. Badger, who
was succeeded Wednesday by Rear Ad-
miral Frank +. Fletcher as commander-in-
chief of the Atlantic fleet, has been detailed
to duty with the navy general board in
Washington. Admiral Badger will have
nearly a year to serve on the general
board, as he does not retire until next
August.
While Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Welsh and
little daughter, of Avery, were on their
way home from Rockville last Sunday
evening" their buggy collided with car
rage going in the opposite direction. and
all three were thrown out. Mrs. Welsh
was painfully bruised and was brought
to Rockville where she received medical
treatment
Mr.. Lemuel Thomas Beall, seventy-three
years old, of Brideewater. Va. and Miss
Emma V. Maxwell aged sixty-twO years.
of COmus, this county, were married at 6
O'Clock on Wednesday evening of last week
by Rev. John Maxwell, of the Southern
Methodist Church. a brother of the BRIDE.
the ceremony taking place at the minister's
home, at Forest Glen, in the presence of
few relatives and friends.
Miss Marie Wood daughter of Mrs. Mar
earet Wood, of Hyattstown, this county
and Mr.. Eugene S. Murphy, of Union City,
Pa, formerly of Hyattstown, were married
on Wednesday afternoon of last week in
the Christian Church at Hyattstown in the
presence of large numcer of relatives
and friends. The officiating minister was
Rev. o. c. Barnes. pastor of the Rockville
Christian Church. After the ceremony the
couple left for Union City, Pa. where they
will reside.
Mr.. j. Sprigg Poole, vice president of the
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