Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-29
ROCKVILLE,

Tne following program of exercises has
oeen arranged for the week of nravar in
the several churches at this place. SUNDAY
January ., in the Methodist Church sontb
sermon by Rev. Richard Bagby ON ..Pente-
costal Power. Monday january & at
the Christian Church. Humiliation and
THANKSGIVING, addresses by Rev L. l..
LDoSu' VIM A Dooson and ID. II. Boufc.
Iuesday, January D. at the PRESBYTERIAN
thufch, the subject of The Church J-ni-
VersaT will be considered and addresses
delivered by Rev l.. r. Milbourne. lanes
Allen and j. W. Horner. Wednesday. IAN
uary III. at the Baptist Church. the subject
or Nations and Their Rulers will be CON
sldered and addresses made by Rev w
Socke, " arfen Choate and G. w Pretty
man. AT the Methodist Church on Thurs
day. January IL, the subject of Foreign
Missions will receive attention and address
eS will be delivered by Rev. VIM. Chinn
Jonn Kingdom and Frank Homer Home
Missions Will be considered on FRIDAY Ian
uary II, at the Christian Church and ad
dresses delivered by Rev. j. H. White
Rev 5. X. White and W. r. Andrews on
SUNDAY. January IA. at the Baptist Church,
sermon Will be delivered by Rev j. H.
white on The Second Coming of fnr
Lord This series of meetings promises 10
be of very interesting character
The Christian Church at this place was
on Wednesday evening. the scene of a
large gathering of people to witness the ex-
erclses OF Christmas entertainment given
TO the children of the Sunday school The
Following interesting program was render
ed: Voluntary, by Prof. Charles Wood
ward of Washington: song Hail the Day .
by the choir. led by Prof. Hez Frail; pray
er, by Rev. W. j. Cooke; song sweet
Christmas Bells by the choir; address. by
Rev. Richard Bagby; song. Ring Out, We
Christmas Bells by choir; cantata. Moth
er Goose's Melodies was rendered in fine
style by the children of the school with
Santa Claus by Willie Horner; song The
Angel Choir Are Singing" by choir: distri-
button of gifts to the children; song Star
of the Orient" by choir: duet BY Miss
Bready and Miss Bagby: solo by Miss Bees
sic Anderson of Baltimore: closing song.
Beside the Manager" by the choir. Those
present were much pleased with the entire
performance.
The Baptist Sunday school at Derwood
enjoyed fine entertainment on Wednesday
night. Superintendent ). b. Haney presid-
ing Fine vocal music was furnished by
Lucy Mullican. Posa Bean and Henry
Bean. An address was delivered by Rev
l. r. Mibourne. and premiums and gifts
distributed to the children.
The clerk of the circuit court has issued
marriage licenses to the following parties
Joseph II. Price and Luella Kinna: Allen
6. Orme and Mary T.. Miles; George A.
lIerson and Mary f. Dutrow.
In the orphans court yesterday the last
will and testament of John w. Hogg de
ceased. was admitted to probate and record
Mr.. VIM. II. Cuttings. who left here about
three years ago for the west returned a
few days ago and is visiting relatives at
Caithersburg. He will remain here several
weeks.
On Wednesday Mr.. Julian NJ Burnett of
Sligo and Miss Martha Fawcett Shaw
daughter Of Mr.. W. f. Shaw residing near
Burnt Mills. were married at st. Mary's