Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1916-07-28
HutAl and PERSONAL.
Town and Country.

The Suburban Electrical Co.. of Rockville
has been awarded the plumbing and heat
IND on the new addition to the Rockville
High School.
Motion pictures every Tuesday and Satur
day at 8 P. NJ, Masonic Hall, Gaithersbure
Drama, Frontier; Keystone comedy. Sur
prise Store every Saturday night-six o
more prizes given away.
Miss Alice Jane McCauley, daughter o.
Mrs. Mary McCauley, and Mr., William E
Duyall, both of the vicinity of Falkland
were married last Saturday by Rev. Jas
Albaugh, pastor of the Free Methodist
Church at Spencerville.
Miss Deborah E. Bowman, daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. j. Bowman, of Wheaton
and Mr.. William C. Harding. of Kensine
ton, were married last Saturday evening
by Rev. Parke p. FlournOy, pastor of tht
Presbyterian Church at Bethesda.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A. Spates. of Gath
ersbure, announce the engagement of theil
daughter, Ruth Marie, to Prof. Maston T
Carlisle, of Cookeville, Tenn. The mar
riaee will take place on August 18th, at 8
PM, in Grace M. E. Church, Gaithersbure
Cards are out announcing the coming
marriage of Miss Rosa May Lewis. OF
Brownngsville, to Mr.. Herbert D. Barnes,
of near Mount Airy, the wedding to take
place Saturday evening, July 29th, at the
home of Mrs. Ollie M. Lewis, mother of
the bride.
The macadamizing of the Muncaster
mill road has been let by the County Com
missioners to Brown 8. Gaskins, of Balti-
more, at a bid of $4,000, and work will
be started at once. Persons directly in
terested in the road contributed SIS, 500 of
the cost.
Sterling Heilig The Sunday Stars spe-
cial correspondent in France, has visited
the prisoners at the great Marseille docks,
where they are employed, and writes an
interesting article, entitled How the Ger
man Prisoners of War Are Put to Work in
France" for next Sundays Washington
Star. Watch for it July 80.
The midsummer meeting of the Mont
gomery County Medical Society was held
at Olney and presided over by the president,
DR.. J. w. Bird. of Sandy Spring. Topics
of interest to the profession were discussed
by Drs. Bird, Frederick N. Henderson, Ed
ward Anderson, W. X. Butler and others.
At noon, luncheon was served by the mem
bers of the W. C. T. U.
Mrs Emma C. NARROW, wife of Elias P.
NARROW, of COlesville, died suddenly on
Wednesday afternoon of last week, aged
So years. She was stricken with heart
disease as she sat sewing at her home and
died almost instantly. She is survived by
her husband and three children. Mrs.
NARROW was daughter of the late Oliver
H. P. Clark.
The Montgomery Camp Club, at its an
nnal meeting, held here last Saturday
afternoon, elected officers as follows Presi-
dent, Edwin w. Broome vice-president
Kelly Rice; secretary, VIM. F. Prettyman;
treasurer. Robert l.. Warfield. 1t was de-
cided to make improvements to the clubs
bungalow, on the upper Potomac. near
Seneca, and arrangements were completed
for the clubs annual sojourn there in
August
On Tuesday the Board of County Com
missioners returned to the old custom of
having each Commissioner make appoint
ments for the election district which he
represents. President John X. Lewis made
the motion, saying that he thought it
wrong two years ago. when the board de-
parted from the old practice. and that he
was still of that opinion. Each member
thereupon named the assessors for his
election district.
The Circuit Court of Frederick county
has been petitioned by number of citi
zens to grant an injunction against the
re-assessment of real property in that
county by order of the State Tax Commits
sion, on the ground that it is uncOnstitu-
tiOnal to exempt Baltimore city and re-
assess the counties. The question involved
is an interesting one and the Court decis-
ion will be watched all over the State.
Judge Peter, of this county, will sit in the
case.
Deputy Sheriff Bottlemay last Tuesday
arrested at Westmore two negroes, Arthur
Mason, of Washington city. and Minor
oiutt, of this town, on their way to
colored picnic at Boyds with seventeen
pints of whiskey. They were given an
immediate hearing by Judge j. Abby Hen
dersOn. Mason plead guilty, and the judge
passed sentence of either ten months in
the House of Correction or pay 500 and
cost OF $4.l0. The fine and cost were
paid, Offutt was found not guilty.
Hon. David j. Lewis was notified Tues
last at Baltimore, by the appointed COM
mttee OF his nomination by the Demo-
Gratis of Maryland for United States Sena-
tor In his speech of acceptance he praises
the great political achievements of Pesi-
Gent Wilson and ridicules the pretences of
'he Republican party. The speech will be
published in the Sentinel next week. At
lhe same time DR.. J. Hubert Wade, of
washington county. was elected to fill the
vahcant Craftsmanship of the Democratic
ota'e Central Committee The meeting
was large in numbers and full of fight for
the November election.
uen Richard Montgomery. after whom
montgomery county, created in 1776. was
Named was killed December 81. ITS. in
.ne assault on Quebec. A sketch of his
NE In the Philadelphia Press says he was
porn at Swords, near Filtrim. Ireland De-
cember 2 1885, was educated at Trinity
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