Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1915-10-22
Town and Country.

day at P. M, Masonic Hall, Gaithersbure.
Drama, Frontier; Keystone comedy. Sur
prise Store every Saturday night-six or
more prizes given away.
The public sale of Mr.. Edward P. Beall |
takes place next Tuesday. He will offer
all of his valuable personal property, in
Guiding horses, cows. harness, wagons,
farm machinery, farm products. etc. See adj
The White-Laird election case was ar
gued in the Maryland Court of Appeals on
Wednesday, and the decision of the Court
sustains the judgment of the Circuit Court
for this county. This dominates Mr.. Laird
Read the special page of Poultry, Farm,
Garden and Live Stock news in the WASH
ington Sunday Star. Every man with a
place" will find something to interest him.
Order your copy of your newsdealer today
Miss Evelyn B. Walker. daughter of Mr..
James X. Walker, of Gaithersbure, and Mr..
Geo. w. Darby, also of Gaithersbure, were
married in Rockville last week by Rev. F.
M. Richardson. pastor of the M. E. Church
South.
The quarterly meeting of the Mont
gomery County Anti-Saloon League will
be held on Monday. November LIST, in the
Darnestown Presbyterian Church. Morning
and afternoon sessions. Basket luncheon.
Prominent speakers.
Died, near Culpepper, Va, on September
23rd, Miss Sue A. Rudasill, aged SO years.
She was the daughter of the late Lewis
Rudasill, of Rappahannock county, Va,
and is survived by one sister. Mrs. Eliza
beth Hickerson. of this county.
The regular quarterly meeting of Mont
gomery Pomona Grange will be held with
Eureka Grange at Chillum, on Riees road.
on Thursday, October 28th Wagons will
meet the electric cars at end of Brooke
land route and Hyattsville about $50 A. M.
James R. Harvey. for many years
merchant at Sunshine, this county, who
several years ago retired from active busi-
ness. died on Thursday of last week at his
home near Sunshine, aged rs years. He
is survived by his widow. five sons and
two daughters.
The Lyric offered vaudeville and comedy
pictures last Saturday night, and judging
from the attendance and the manner in
which the performance was applauded,
its popularity is assured. Vaudeville and
comedy photo-plays will compose the pro-
gram again this Saturday, and the patrons
are assured standard show.
The reports of the officers of registration
for the various election districts of this
county show that at the recent sittings of
the registrars the Democrats made a net
gain in the county of about 100. They
came out ahead in Rockville, CoIesville.
Jamestown, Bethesda. Gaithersburg, Poto-
mac. Damascus and Wheaton districts,
while the Republicans made gains in Clarks-
burg, Poolesville, Olney and GAINESVILLE dis
tricts. In Laytonsville district it was a
stand-Off
Judge Peter, of the Circuit Court for this
county, has filed an opinion in the case of
John M. King VS.. Ernest King and Lola M.
King The decree passed by the Court re-
vokes former decree passed in this suit
and grants the defendants leave to an
swer the plaintiffs bill on or before the
18th day of the present month. The OBJ
ject of the suit is to cause the return of a
note of $4,000 to the plaintiff by the defen-
dants, drawn by them in his favor, and the
cancelling of release of the MORTGAGE
securing the payment of said note
The body of Mrs. Anna Windsor, widow
of William r. Windsor. of Clarksbure, was
brought to this county last Friday and in
tered in the Northern Methodist cemetery
at Clarksburg. Mrs. Windsor had been
residing in Baltimore with her daughter
Mrs. Flora Peters, where she died of GEN
eral debility, aged 70 years, Tuesday even
ing. She was Miss Murphy, sister of the
late Judge Chas. R. Murphy. of this county.
She is survived by two sons. William, in
Baltimore, and Randolph, at Clarksbure,
and one daughter, Mrs Flora Peters, in
Baltimore.
On their way to the Hagerstown Fair
Thursday morning of last week Mr.. W..
Bradley Carr and his wife, Mr.. Samuel
Welsh and his wife, and Mr.. VIM. Welsh,
a young man. ell of this community, were
caught under an overturned automobile in
which they had been travelling The ac-
cident happened on the steep, curving Grade
in the State road near Braddock Heights
when the machine skidded upon the slip
perry surface. None of them was seriously
hurt. fortunately, but all were painfully
bruised. The machine. owned by Samuel
Welsh, was badly damaged.
Capt. lgnatius W. Dorsey, a Confederate
veteran, died last Sunday night at the
home of his cousin. z. McCubbin Waters
near Goshen. where he had been visitor
for several days. He retired in apparently
the best Of health. but was stricken with
heart failure during the night and was
found dead in bed Monday morning. He
was native Of Frederick county, where
he lived practically his entire life, and was
81 years old. His wife died several years
ago and he leaves no children. He was
a lifelong Democrat and for a number of
years served as a member of the board of
directors of the Maryland House of Cor
rection.
The handsome new clubhouse of the
Montgomery Country Club, recently COM
pleted here, was formerly opened last Fri
day evening with reception and dance,
which was enlivened by Gray's Grand
orchestra of Washington city. About two
hundred guests from various parts of the
county and the District of Columbia were
in attendance. Robert B. Peter, president
OF the club and Mrs Peter, were assisted
in receiving the guests by a number of the