Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1893-09-29
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Town and Country.

Nordlinger has new Fall goods. See ad.
No preaching service in the Baptist
church, Rockville, next Sunday.
If you want to buy shingles, read the new
al, of Libbey, Bittinger & Miller.
Mr.. Thomas Coleman, aged 6S years, died
on Friday last, near Jamestown.
Died, on September 22nd, near Potomac
Mrs Catharine Harrison, aged 70 years.
An al.day meeting will be held in the
Baptist church, Cedar Grove, next Sunday.
The Union Prayer Meeting will be held
next week at the Baptist church, Rockville.
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Beall (nee Cashel)
died at her home near Lay Hill this coun-
ty, on the 9th instant, aged G2 years.
Rev. J. H. White will preach in the NJ. E.
Church South, Rockville, next Sunday at IL
A. NJ and Potomac at 3 p. M.
Rev. Richard Bagby will preach at the
Christian Church, this town, next Sunday
II A. M, and at Redland in the afternoon.
The Clerk OF the Court for this county
has issued a marriage license to the follow
ing parties VIM. r. Tatum and Marian
w. Havand
The Rev. W. II. Laning will preach at
Hunting Hill Union Church on Sunday
next at II A NJ and Avery Free Methodist
Chapel at Z. M.
A protracted meeting is now in progress
in the Christian Church at Hyattstown,
conducted by Rev. W. j. Cooke, evangelist,
and the pastor, Rev. Richard Bagby.
Died, in Washington, on September 23rd,
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daughter Of Geo. w and Alice NJ Diederick,
aged fourteen months and nine days.
The regular meeting OF "The Kings
Daughters" will be held at the residence of
Mr.. Edwin Smith, on Tuesday afternoon,
October 3rd, at o'clock. Subject Tenn
perance.
Married, on September 10Th, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Crittenden Ray, near Der
wood, by Rev. VIM. II. Laning Mr.. Clar.
ence Il. Burriss and lcidcan Ray, both of
this county.
There will be preaching in the Barnes
vile Baptist church next Sunday at IL A.
M. and 1880 L. NJ. The ordinance of bap-
tism at 10 A. M. and communion after the
morning service.
Marriage licenses have been issued in
Washington to Bernard Key, of Charles
county and Alberta Baker, of this county
and to George II. Bowie and Mary NJ
Mems, both of this county.
Mr.. Charles Darby has purchased from
Mr. j. Bowman tract Of eighty acres of
land about one mile and a.half from Sell
mans Station, on the Metropolitan Branch
Railroad, for $50 per acre.
Andrew Garter, negro, charged with
iorciby entering the house ol Mr.. Charles
Crawford, near LaytOnsville, some time ago,
was arrested in Washington on Tuesday,
brought here and lodged in Jail.
&C. Crawford, of Crawford Bros, Balu.
more, has bought of johnson Benson his
farm, near Mlddlebrook, this county, CON
tanning 10 acres, for $50 per acre. Mr..
Crawford proposes to make II stock farm
of it,
Dr. f. E Stoncstrcct, Misses Carrie and
Edith Stonestreet, Mrs Lee Offutt, Mrs.
Harry Hurley, Mr.. George g. Dawson and
wife lett here on Friday last for an extended
visit to the Columbian Exposition at Chi
cage.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union of Maryland held a notable conven.
ton in Annapolis on Tuesday, the State
House being thronged during the evening
and the hall OF the House of Delegates
crowded with ladies.
The Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor will be held in the Christian
church, this town, on Sunday evening next,
beginning at O'Clock and lasting one half
hour The public are especially invited 10
attend all meetings OF this society.
Bethesda Lodge of Good Tempars, of
BrOwningsville, held their fourteenth an
niversary Saturday afternoon at the NJ. Il.
Church, with large number of persons in
attendance. The exercises were of a very
interesting character, including an address
by Prof Hawks, of Baltimore
Miss Alice Waters, daughter of DR. Chas
ii. Waters, Principal of Fair View Female
Seminary, died at Jacksonville on Friday
last. Miss Waters was very popular with
every one and won many friends by her
loving and genial disposition Her remains
were inferred in the cemetery at Bcalsville
on Sunday.
The Washington National Building and
Loan Association has organized branch
here with the following officers and charter
members: President, George G Dawson
Vice President, II. Clay Fields; Secretary
and Treasurer, John l.. Burnett; Attorney
z. d. Laird Directors, John j. Higgins,
W II. Pumphrey, r. II. Campbell, 5 b.
Haney, S. b. Lyddane, X. g. Warfield, j.
M Heagy, Thos. Dawson Charter mem
bers, G. ID. Morgan, j. G. Trail, Mrs f nina
v Carr, Jas. r Bogey, w. II. Nicholson,
Miss Agnes J. Matlack, S. A Matlack, j. IL.
Poore, W. f. Bean, Chas M. Jones, Henry
Welt, Jos. N. Bailey, and j. l.. Johns
The hall at Gaithersburg was well filled
on Thursday evening oi last week by Good
Templars. A degree team from Washing
ton had been invited to their lodge home by
the local brotherhood to conduct initiatory
exercises. In response to this, Grand Sec
rotary T. G Spurgeon OF Friendship Lodge
and the following from Minnehaha volun-
teered Mr. and Mrs. X S. Dinsmore, Miss
N. Daniels, Miss Efiie Wade, and S. w.
Russell. The visitors were cordially wei
coined by Chief Templar 9. s. Duvall, and
at the close OF the exercises were given a
vote of thanks. Five candidates were mi
tiated, S. W. Russell as c. T., Mamie Dan.
iels, V. T.; r. 5. Dinsmore, f. g. + ; Ellie
Wade, Chaplain; I. g. Spurgeon, Marshal.
A brief literary and musical entertainment
followed, in which responses were given by
each of the visitors, by Chief Templar Du.
vail, Past Grand Chief Owens, Past Chief
E. l.. Amiss, Lodge Deputy 0 N. Briggs,
and Others.
President Wilson NJ. OlFutt, Of the George.
town and Tenallytown Railroad Company,
has issued a report showing the financial
condition of the corporation, and Mr.. John
T. AyTes, of Baltimore, an expert account
ant formerly with the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company, has certified TO its accu
racy. The gross receipts Of the company
from April /, 1890, TO December 81, 1892,
were 800 373 so, and the expenditures dur
ing the same period, SO 0G0,G9, leaving a sur
plus of $3,303 50 From January /, 1893, to
August 81 the gross receipts were $25 2401l,
and the outlay S2G,41034, leaving profit
of 81 8297. To this surplus the cost of
certain material on hand is added and the
amount is therefore increased 10 $500 n.
Then is added the gain for the first thirty.
three months, which makes the entire sur.
plus during the roads existence 1893 so.
While we owe SG5,000, says the president,
in an annexed address, our road has cost us