Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1914-06-26
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Fireworks Fireworks A full line g
reasonable prices at Reisineer's.
Dennis Touhey has been appointed post
master at Cabin John and Wesley A
Maxwell at Comus. this county.
President Wilson admires Rockville, i
we may Judge from his three recent visit
here within two weeks, out for spin il
an automobile.
Fourth of July Ice-cream Leave you
order at Reisinger's at once to avoid dis
appointment. Vanilla, chocolate, straw
berry, peach and orange ice at soc hal
gallon.
The nomination of Joshua W. Miles, o.
Somerset county. to be Collector Of Interna
Revenue and that of W. Mitchell Diggs, Of
Charles county. to be Naval Officer were
Dnfirmed by the U. S. Senate on Tuesday
Fire, supposed to have been caused by a
Effective flue, destroyed the residence OF
arey Soper. near Potomac. a few days ago
iearly all of the furniture was lost The
1ss is placed at 81, 500; insurance, $1,000
We are informed that Walter Johnson
be champion base ball pitcher, made the
eirs of the late Joseph Flack an offer of
10000 for their 127-acre farm, located
ear Montrose, this county The offer was
fused.
Miss Lavinia NJ. Engle. who has been
orking for the woman suffrage cause in
e South. is home on brief visit with
i mother, Mrs. L. H. Engle, Of Forest
en-. She expects to resume work in
nth Carolina next month.
About O'Clock Sunday morning last
of unknown cause broke out in the
ne OF Mr. John WEIGH at Avery, this
mty, and consumed the building and its
ltents. The loss is estimated at SIS, 900,
lily covered by an insurance of $4,000.
i've pictures will be shown at the Lyric
.atre, Rockville. next Saturday. June
2 h. including the Kalem feature, THE
s. ret Formula" Harry Daley presents a
We deville act, which causes 20 minutes
Is. Inter. Ice-Water and fans are furnished
pa 'ons free.
brief has been filed with the Interstate
Cor merce Commission by the Washington
aud Rockville Railway Company and the
getown and Tennallytown Railway
Company in defense of the proposed in
crease of S cents in the car fare from the
District line to Somerset. this county.
h. Michael J. Murphy, lifelong resi-
dent of Olney district, this county. died
las. Sunday evening. aged SIS years. He
is survived by his wife. who was Miss
shzabeth Riggs. two sons and daughter.
The funeral took place at 10 O'Clock Tues
morning from St. Peters Catholic
Church, 0lney.
Ma John Fraley and a shipment of milk
we're thrown from a wagon on Tuesday
asst He was at the Derwood station I'M
loading his wagon when the horse started
7uddenly, frightened at an engine. and
threw him out. Several of the heavy ten
58'ion cans fell upon him. He was pain
but not seriously hurt.
MIR. Clarence Burriss has purchased
new Engine and thresher. The outfit is
large, than the one which he has operated
So successfully in the past in threshing
the ain of the farmers over wide terri
'ory a1rrounding Rockville. his home. With
his increased capacity. he will be able to
gel ca third more grain day than with
The old machinery.
Re, Forrest J. Prettyman and Rev.
Henry Thomas, formerly of this county and
no9 o. Washington and Hyattsville. Md,
have been successful in the
Washington Posts voting contest for free
trap 60 the Holy Land during the present
sum asr. The contest was confined to
ministers of the gospel and the successful
ones % fifteen in number.
company X. of Silver Spring, and Com
t. Of Hyattsville, Prince Georges county.
Nd csmped on the farm of the heirs of
the j. o. II. P. Clark. in this county, on
Saturday afternoon last. with the purpose
OF pro ;ticing field tactics After enjoying
good time. the camp broke on Sunday
aiteml on and the two companies marched
to their homes.
While picking cherries on the farm of
Charis j. Maddox. near Rockville, last
Sat-r, " afternoon, Henry Hudson. a rela-
tive G Mrs. Maddox, fell from the tree and
rsceiv injuries which resulted in his death
al the Georgetown University Hospital on
Mond afternoon. Two ribs were broken,
which ,unctured his lungs. He was 80
years Id and unmarried. Burial was at
Chariot sville. Va. Mr. Hudsons former
home
KOCH lille easily triumphed over the
Adams own base ball team at the Fair
6rouno here last Saturday afternoon, 10
tc 'ell allowed only hits, struck out
"a all held the visitors safely at all
stage Rockville's team will visit Mar
nnsbH !, Va. on the Fourth and play two
game here that day with the Martinsburg
team They play the Brookevile team two
game July, one on the 18th and one on
tn' z b. These games will be played at the
'oH'e' the two clubs. The place where
'''r "T game will come off has not been
-at't upon.
MIS- selma Wilson. daughter of Mr.. and
MIS- larles G. Wilson. of Layhill this
count and Harry Theron Peters. of Wash
.i'E''' we're married last Wednesday. The
Ns' 7nry Marsdon. rector of the Epis-
up lurch at Olney, performed the cere-
-u'' n the lawn at the brides home.
~ lie was attended by her cousin,
ms u'h Hams. of Boston. as maid of
n'n nd the bridesmaids were Miss Ann
{" Washington. and Miss Eliza Can
D. 'olesville. John Mathews, of Wash
ahFAAN was DR0f rnan