Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-10-11
Silver Spring Items.


Our station is quite lonely since October
list, when our city guests left US.
Hon. o. H. p. Clark has been very sick,
and is now convalescing.
Mr.. VIM. Kengla has built one OF the fin
est residences in the vicinity.
Mr.. Rein Hardesty, who was so seriously
injured by falling in well, is out again.
Politics are very quiet here just now, and
our one candidate from this district, Mr..
Perry, feels pretty safe.
During the past summer we have had
quite boom in new buildings Messrs.
VIM. Clark, James Barnes, Seek Stone,
Dowell, BENZ. and Rein Hardesty have
built or are building houses.
The great Silver Spring or (Hiawatha) b.
b. Club on Saturday last defeated the strong
est amateur nine in Washington, at "Capi.
toll Park" composed of ID. C.'s, Columbia
Athletics, &c, by a score Of is to 10. The
battery work of Garner and Kneitzy for the
s. s. Club deserves professional fame. We
take great pride in saying that our club has
never been defeated; having won five cut OF
six games played, one being draw. We
therefore claim for them. not only the cham.
pionship of the county, but also of the Dis
trict of Columbia
Oct. 8, 1889. Y.
Judges OF EiectiOn.-On Tuesday last
the County Commissioners appointed the
following persons as Judges of Election:
lat District-James Williams, James w.
Allnutt, Hezekiah Weeks
2nd-Samuel Scott, VIM. E. Lewes, John
w. Hurley.
3rd-Jno. H. Williams, Jno. T. Fletchall,
John H. Allnutt.
4th-John A. Carter, John B. EdmOn-
ston, Henry p. Dwyer.
5th-Wm E. Shaw, Edward II. Burton,
Walter H. Brooke.
6th-A. H. Aisquith, Thomas rrundle,
Henry Z. Gillis.
7th-Mahlon II. Austin, Chas. Lyddane,
Edw. L. Crockett
Sth-Thos. Griffith, John d. Berry, Chss.
r. Kirk.
9th-George w. Meem, Samuel s. Gloyd,
Hamilton Crawford.
1Oth-Edmund E. Fisher, f. r. w. Col
Inns, JAS w. Slater.
11th-Christian X. Hershey, William G.
Brewer, Octavius o. Baker.
12th-Wm. G. Bellison, John r. Purdum
Reuben A. Hurley.
13th-Thomas E. holland, Eleazer Ray
Henry X VanHorn. ..
Maryland Presbytery.-The Sunday
School Association OF the Presbytery of
Maryland began its sessions in the Presby-
terrain church at this place, on Wednesday
morning last. After an address of welcome
by the pastor, Rev. A. L. Graham, and a re-
spouse by Rev. w. H. Woods, of Baltimore
the morning hour was spent in general dis
cussion OF the necessity of more earnest
and faithful effort to further the work Of
Sunday Schools.
In the afternoon session letter was read
from the President, j. +. Arthur, of Balti-
more, asking to be permitted to resign his
office on account of inability to attend to
its duties. His resignation was accepted
with regret and Col. u. Wall, Of Baltimore
was elected to fill the vacancy. There was
protracted and very interesting discussion
of the teachers work in the Sabbath School
Revs Ramsay, Woods and Nicols joining
in the discussion. Work in mission schools
was considered carefully ami called forth u
great deal OF interest, Rev. p P. Fournoy
leading the discussion.
| AT night the regular sessions OF the Pres.
bytery were opened with a sermon by the
retiring moderator, Rev. A d. Mcclure, and
the election OF Rev. M. ID. Lambdin us mod
orator and Rev. Mr.. Ramsey as clerk