Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-09-12
THF SIX N TIN FL.
Friday Morning September II. 1880
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Town and Country.
The fine dwelling house on the farm Of
E.W. Mollohan. bordering on the Baltimore
road, midway between Rockville and Nor
heck. was consumed by fire early Monday
morning last.
During the month of August 1859 deeds
40 MORTGAGES and releases. ITO deeds Of
trust and 208 bills of sale, total of 6l7
Instruments, were recorded in the Office Of
the clerk of the circuit court here. Within
the same period IA marriage licenses and
835 hunting licenses were issued. 760 of
the latter being county residents, "a resi-
dent Statewide and II nonresident State
wide.
The home of Charles P. Stone. vice-presi-
dent of the real estate firm of Stone &
Fairfax. Washington. was ransacked while
Mr.. Stone and his family were vacationing
in Nonouitt, Mass, the owner discovered
Last Saturday when he returned to Silver
Sprine. Nothing of great value is thought
to have been taken. however. since all
siyerware and similar articles were in
storage in Washington.
Breadmakine will be the principal matter
considered at the following meetings of
home demonstration groups of the county.
according to announcement by Miss Blanche
A. Corwin, home demonstration agent for
this county: September Is. Jamestown;
16, Four Corners; II. Browningsville 10.
Wilson Lane; 10, Wheaton; %, Cedar
Grove; 23, Burtonsville; "a, Dickerson
rs. Germantown: 80. Travilah; 80. o.
Observation-Disclosures.
A heart attack caused the death at his
home, near Colesville, on Thursday of last
week, of James W. Burriss. aged SO years.
a well-known farmer Surviving him are
his wife, formerly Miss Mullican. of this
county; son and daughter. He was a
brother of Frank, Walter and Sylvester. of
Rockville, and Samuel Burriss. of Wash
ineton. The funeral took place Saturday
afternoon from the Free Methodist Church
Layhil and burial was in the cemetery
there.
Evening services will be resumed at the
Rockville Baptist Church next Susday. The
service at 8 P. NJ. will have for its sermon
topic: THE Skyscrapers of the Metropo-
lis" There will be special music in charge
of Mrs. H. M. Blandy. 1t will be an at
ractive opening of the Sunday evening
services. following the vacation season.
The subject OF the pestor's sermon for the
service of morning worship at II O'Clock
will be: christian Steadfastness." The
Sunday School will meet at 10 A. NJ. and
the Young Peoples Society will resume
its meetings at 715 P. n. The md-week
devotional service will be held Wednesday
at s P. M.
Louis L. Sadtler, within a few weeks of
81 years of age, died last Sunday at his
home, near Montrose. following a brief
illness. He is survived by his wife. Mrs.
Mary E. Sadtler. formerly Miss Gaeger,
of this county, and the following children:
F. Rudolph SadtIer and Anthony c. Sadt-
Ter, of Washington; John j. Sadtler, Of
Leesbure, Va; Mrs. Edward Dove, Of
Montrose. and Chas. W. Sadtler. of Prince
Georges county. The funeral took place
Tuesday afternoon and burial was in
Rockville Union Cemetery. Mr.. Sadtler
was a native of Germany. but had lived
in Rockville and vicinity for more than 90
years. He was for many years engaged
in business in Rockville.
Becoming convinced. after thorough
investigation, that John Carroll Mayne. of
Daisy, Howard county. had no connection
with the alleged abduction of Rheta Smith,
l6-year old girl of Unity. this county. Chief
of Police Alive A. Moxley last Friday Or
dored the young mans release from the
Jail here and he returned to his home.
AT the instance of Chief Monkey, warrants
were issued several days ago charging
Wayne and his brother. Amos Lee Mayne.
also of Howard county, with aiding and abet-
ting the abduction of the Smith girl. and
Wednesday afternoon of last week the
brothers were brought here from Annapolis,
where they had been detained few days
in connection with alleged infractions Of
minor automobile regulations.