Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-08-24

game Of base ball will be played here
on Saturday next between the Dawsonvlle
and Gaithersburg mines. A good game is ex-
pectei.
August 81, 1894. ID.
Good Templars.-District Lodge, No.
l,of Good Tempars, comprising nine lodges
in this county, held Its annual meeting at
Browningsville on Saturday last, with Be-
thesda Lodge. A large representation from
eight lodges was in attendance District
Chief Tempar G. w. Selby presided. OFF,
cial reports showed net gain of forty men,
bers in the juvenile department, a large bal
ance in the treasury, all the lodges in healthy
condition and prospect for two new lodges
good. v-rte.
Memorial service for Mrs. Roberta Bur-
dette, wife Of the grand chief templar, was
held, and a memoir was read from Rev. j.
d. Still.
Addresses were made by Grand Secretary
Lewis, Messrs. John J. Bielleld, j. H. Law
son, J F. Boyer and others. Clagettsville
was awarded two handsome regalias by
District Templar Selby for having done the
best work in doubling its membership dur
ing the year. The District Lodge also treat
ed itself to costly set of official regalia.
The result of the election of officers was
as follows: z. f. Brian, d G. T.. ]. Fl.
Lawson, ID. c.; Miss Fannie Grimes, ID. v.
r Miss Della Walker, d. S. J. T.; Willis
Burdette, ID. T.; Charles ID. Duvall, ID. M. !;
W. r. Windsor, d. c.. Miss Jennie Waters,
d. ID. NJ; Arthur L. Jones, ID. s.; Miss S.
l.. FsiralI, ID. A. S G. W. Selby, F. ID. c.
T.. Edgar Benson, D. G.; G. c. Lawson, ID .
s.; delegates to Grand Lodge in December,
Geo. W. Selby and G. W. Day; alternstes,
Charles Duvall and Miss s. l.. Fsirall.
The next meeting will be held at Clarks.
burg on third Saturday in November.
A sudden Death.-The many friends
Of Mr.. Thomas b. Neel in this county will
be grieved to learn of his sudden death near
CapOn Springs, Va, which sad event &C.
Cured on Monday morning last about 8
o'clock. Itappears that the deceased, in com /.
pany with some friends, had gone fishing
near Capon Bridge, and finding their boat
had drifted some distance from the shore he
waded into the water to rescue it. Finding
the water deep he swan toward the boat
and when near it suddenly threw up his
hands and sank to the bottom. In few
minutes the body was rescued, but life was
found to be extinct An examination made
by physicians developed the fact that death
was caused by apoplexy and net by drown
ing, as at first supposed. On Tuesday his
body was brought from Winchester to his
former home near Laytonsville. He was a
son of the late William Neel, and was in the
Oath year Of his age. He was very popular
among his associates and his loss will be
deeply felt in the community in which he
lived. The funeral service will take place
to-day (FridayJ at the home Of his mother
now Mrs. Samuel Riggs, near Laytonsville
with interment at Olney.
Reduced Rates TO Warrington
The biennial encampment of the Supreme
Lodge and grand encampment of the Knights
of Pythias of the world will be held at the
National Capital August 9th to September
9Th. ...
For this occasion the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company will sell round trip tick
cts at reduced rates from all points on its
lines east of the Ohio River, August 23rd TO
28th inclusive, valid for return trip until
September 9th; further extension of time
to September 18th can be secured, provided
the ticket is deposited with the joint agent
at Washington, ID. c., on or before Septem-
Der 9th.
The rate from Philadelphia will be "a,
Pittsburg IS, Cumberland $455, and cor
reapondingly low rates from all other alta
tons.
Business In the Orphans Court
The following business was transacted in
the Orphans Court:
Moab White, administrator of Mary f..
White, deceased, passed first and final &C
count
Emma j. Jefferson was app 'intei guar
dian To Frederick Lomas, infant child Of
Ida and Joseph Tomas. Bond $3.50