Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1918-09-27
Iutal aud Retsoaal.
Town aud Country.

have been issued by the Clerk of the Cour
of this county.
Can't. Wilson L. Townsend, of Kensing
ton. stationed at Camp Meade, has beer
transferred to Camp Logan, Texas.
The Burden Bearer Circle of The King,
Dauehters will meet with Mrs. P. R. STAINS
bury on Tuesday, October LIST. at 8 o'clock
Pm.
Lieut.. Talbot Riggs. Of the U. S. Army
has returned to New Hampshire, where he
is stationed, after recent visit to rela'
tives of this town.
In addition to the things enumerated in
Professor Moore s advertisement on another
page of this paper, he will sell at his pub
lie sale, next Munda y, 400 bushels of oats
The net receipts of the Montgomery
County Agricultural Society at its late ex-
bibition were $1,000, as reported by the
treasurer at a meeting Of the directors held
here on Tuesday last
MIR. Glen Poole and family, of Oteeo, New
York. have located in Washington City.
where they will spend the winter. which
is their annual custom. Mr.. Poole formerly
resided in this county.
Children's Day services will be held Sun
day, September 29th, at 1890 A. M, in
Emory Church on Goshen charge. All are
cordially invited. A good program will be
rendered by the children.
Archbishop John Ireland. Of the St. Paul
diocese of the Roman Catholic Churcn,
died on Wednesday last after a long ill
ness of heart disease and stomach trouble.
He was eighty years old.
Lieut.. Edward Jones, Of the U. 5. Army,
at present visiting his family in this town
has been ordered to California. and will
probably later be ordered to Siberia. he
recently returned here from France.
The cash prize recently offered by the
MONTGOMERY County Womens Christian
Temperance Union has been awarded to
Miss Elsie Warfel, of Sellman. Only public
school pupils of the county were allowed
to compete.
Died, on Thursday, September IL. 1918,
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. E. P.
Stone, of Potomac, Robert Grant Davidson
in his ninety-third year, son of the late
Eliza Crawford and Louis Grant Davidson,
of Ever May. Georgetown, D. G.
Mooreland Farm, near Rockville, will
gather 900 barrels Of apples this fall.
-Four hundred barrels Of the crop have
been sold to a codstorage company OF
Uniontown, Pa, at Sc per barrel. This is
the first year the young trees on this farm
have borne.
Following an illness of only few days,
Sidney Candy, aged rs years. son OF Mr.
Edward Candy, of this town, died last
Saturday in Washington, Of pneumonia.
He is survived by his widow and two chill
dren. The funeral took place from the
home of the young mans father here
Tuesday morning, burial being in Rock
vile Union Cemetery.
Mrs. Elizabeth Trundle, widow of James
7. Trundle, died last Saturday night at her
home near Poolesville, aged seventy years.
Her death followed long illness, and was
due to a complication Of diseases. The
funeral took place Monday from the family
residence, the services being conducted
by Rev. Charles H. Waters, of Briehtwood,
DC. Burial was in Monocacy Cemetery
at Beallsville.
Miss Alice Brooke. Secretary, announces
that there will be linen shower for the
American Red Cross next week. beginning
September 80 and lasting one week. Every
one in the county is urged to contribute
through their local organization one OF the
following articles: Bath towels, hand
towels, handkerchiefs, napkins or sheets.
Now is our chance once again to help our
boys.
Mr.. Josiah W. Jones lost by death two
fine stock cattle out of two carloads that
he was driving to his farm. near Olney,
ON Friday of last week, after unloading
them at the Rockville depot. They cost
STA. The cars were due here from Chi
cago, where the cattle were purchased, IN
four days. but seven days passed before
their arrival, and it is thought the ailment
of the two CATTLE which resulted in death,
was contracted during the excessive con-
finement they underwent before reaching
their destination.
Mrs. j. Frank Wilson and Mrs. J. Dawson
Williams, of this county, attended lunch
con and meeting of the United War Workers
Campaign held at the Southern Hotel, Bal
timore, last Tuesday Mrs. Robert Garrett
presided and Gov. Emerson c. Harrington
made the opening address. A speaker was
introduced for each of the following or
CARNATIONS: The Young Mems Associa-
ton, The Young Women's Association, The
Knights of Columbus. The Jewish Welfare
Board. War Camp Community Service
American Library Association and the
Salvation Army. This will be joint cam
paien to raise one hundred and seventy
millions for war work service, beginning
November II, 1918.
At a meeting held Wednesd ay evening
September IS, 1918, in the W. c. 7. U
Hall. at Colesville, presided over by Robert
G. Hilton, Chairman Of the Liberty Loar
Committee for Montgomery County, anc
addressed by Judge Edward C. Peter, ar
organization was formed to push the Fourth
Liberty Loan in Colesville district. G. Rus
Candy was elected Chairman and Odoriar
W. Robey. Secretary, and the following
named persons committeeman: E. F. c
Ray. T. Lamar Jackson. Snowden j. Athey
Mortimer o. Stabler, George B. McCeney
Louis F. Hobbs. Robert Aitcheson, Truman
R. Cissell, George F. Bonifant, Robt|Acorn
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