Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-05-27
May FL, 1882.
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oinnine at SPIN. Proceeds for the benefit
Of the church. Everyone is cordially in
vlted.
Harry G. Poss, of Rockville and Miss
Clara B. DeMuth, of this vicinity. were
mauitAa May 23, 1882. in St. Mary s rec
,orv Rev Charles R. O'Hara, pastor of
St. md yls Catholic Church. officiating.
Mrs Eliza W. Vipson, wife of the late
Benia min F. VinsOn, died in Washington, D.
r on Sunday, May %, 1882. The funeral
sprvces were held Tuesday in the chapel of
Thomas F. Murray & Son. with interment
in the Monocacy Cemetery, Beallsville.
Dension on the petition of Benjamin R.
paper for permit for a commercial
CEMETERY in Potomac district was reserved
by the Board of County Commissioners
until the decision of Judge Robert B. Peter
in the Fulton r. Gordon case was an
nOunced.
Seven automobiles, recently confscated
by Montgomery County officers for hauling
rum, were sold at public auction here Sat-
urday afternoon last under direction of
Alvey A. Monkey, Chief of police for the
county, and the proceeds credited to the
police fund. The prices brought ranged
from $37 to SIP and totaled 500.
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Armed with search warrants County
Policemen John Butts and Ralph Howard
visited the home Of William S. Benson
near Germantown, Saturday and found
there. so they stated, more than hundred
bottles of alleged beer. A charge of having
intoxicating liquor in his possession with
the intention of selling it was preferred
against Benson and bond was fixed at
$500.
The l.. V. White Chapter, Daughters Of
the Confederacy, of the upper section of
the county will hold exercises in Monocacy
Cemetery. BealIsviIle, on the afternoon of
June 3. A member of Congress is expected
to deliver an address, the PooIesville band
will play. Judge Charles w. Woodward
will preside and the graves of the Confed-
eale soldiers and others will be strewn
with flowers.
With special morning and afternoon ser
vices, Home coming Day was observed in
the Methodist Episcopal Church at Clarks-
burg last Sunday. The morning exercises
we're featured by sermon by Gypsy Smith,
who is conducting revival services in Rock
vile, and in the afternoon song service
was followed by an address by DR.. James
B. Ranck of the faculty of Hood College.
Frederick Rev. E. Wilson Jordon, pastor,
Of the church, presided and assisted at each
service.
Edward Culver. Mckinley High School
Washington City student. with several
students skipped classes to 60 swimming
on Friday last and was drowned at Wide
water, near Great Falls, Md. Mastef Culver
was good swimmer and climbed down a
ladder which led to the water from a small
wharf anchored to some rocks. This was
the last his companions saw of him. The
Montgom cry County police were notified
and they sent the Volunteer Fire Company
Of Cabin John and the Bethesda rescue
squad to Whitewater. The body was found
alter several hours search. The youth was
the son of Mrs. Nunemaker of Washington.
ALIVE A. Monkey, chief of police for the
county, has received from firm OF law
yeTs in Ottumwa, Iowa. letter asking him
to endeavor to locate the heirs of Charles
L. Wilson, deceased. who was born ia Mary
land about 1916 and who is described as
having been feet 5 inches in height.
who weighed about IFS pounds and who
mad thin features, light blues eyes slightly
crossed. and scant white hair. and was
smooth shaver. The man, according to
the letter received by Chief Monkey. died
without will and his estate now awaits
The location and identification of his heirs.
lie was. the letter states, a timer by trade
and Of the Roman Catholic faith.
voluntary petition in bankruptcy was
Med at New Bern. N. c., on May goth by
fumlfold M. Simmons, who retired two
years ago from the United State Senate
alter serving there thirty years. Liabili-
uesweFe given as approximately $l34 90.
aud assets as $4,000. T. D. Warren.
Attorney for the former Senator. said the
Step was taken to insure that all his credi-
Tors would share alike in his property. 1t
was stated that three large farms owned
Oy Mr.. Simmons already had been sold
uader foreclosure. Included in the listed
assets is a farm in Maryland. The former
senator's home place al New Bern was
exempt. as it had been decided to dauen-
Ter several years ago.
Kew. John T. Coolahan, pastor of St.
Johns Catholic Church, Frederick, Md, died
On Tuesday last. May 81, 1882, at Union
Memorial Hospital. Baltimore, following a
Ong illness. For seventeen years Father
COolahan was the beloved and popular
pastor Of ST. Marys Catholic Church here.
Ills former parishioners and many friends
IN this vicinity deeply erieve to hear of his
Death. Solemn Requiem Mass was cele-
OIated in St. Johns Church, Frederick. on
tuesday morning and his remains were laid
70 rest in St. John cemetery, Frederick. At
o'clock Tuesday morning in St. Mary's
Ihurch here a Requiem Mass, attended by
members Of the CONGREGATION. was said for
@NT0V his soul.
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