Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1895-08-02

Jas. e. Garrett; Vice Templar, Nettie Eng.
lish; Secretary, leila Crawford Financial
Secretary, Nettie Briggs Treasurer, David
G. Carlisle; Chaplain, Rev. L. L. Lloyd;
Marshal, Maurice Crawford; Guard, Chas.
Poole; Sentinel, Clarence Burns; Assistant
Secretary, Hattie Thomas; Deputy Mar.
shal, Harold Kingsley; Past Chief TEN.
plar, John s. Crawford; Delegates to Dis
trict Lodge at Laytonsville on August 18th,
Hezekiah Day, Edgar Briggs and Harold
Kingsley.
Prof. Lee Davis Lodge, of Columbian Uni.
Versity, left here on Wednesday of last week
for New York, from which port he sailed
on Saturday on a steamer for Rotterdam.
lie goes in the interests of the Columbian
to study the European university system
and the collection of rare and valuable
books and manuscripts TO be used as mate
rial in his history of French philosophy.
With that view he will visit Amsterdam,
Leyden, Brussels, Antwerp, Berlin, Leipsic
and Stuttgardt, passing through Switzerland
to Paris. He will return by way of London,
Edinburgh, Glasgow and Dublin, and ex.
poets to reach New York on the steamer
Majestic In September.
A festival and tournament for the benefit
of the new Carroll Memorial Church at
Forest Glen, Md, will take place on that
historical ground one day only, Wednes.
day, August 7th, 1895. The time honored
amusements will take place. Riding will
begin at IL o'clock, noon. Knights will
please address the committee Malcolm Ec-
cleston, Frank Hardy and Joseph Glover.
Entrance fee for knights, 80. Prizes to four
successful knights; 1st, a first class saddle;
End, good saddle; 3rd, riding bride; 4th,
whip. Prominent speakers will address the
knights Brass and string music will be in
attendance. Flying horses for the children.
flrst-class country dinner, with plenty to
eat, will be served. Ice cream, all kinds of
hand.
The third annual pic mic of the Sunday
Schools of the third collection district and
vicinity will be held at B1yd's, this county,
on Saturday, August Gath. Rev. RAyfield
will welcome the schools, which will be
addressed by Rev. Brian, OF Gaithersburg
Rev. Delaney, of Clarksburg, and others
Rev. Mrs. Stabler, of Sandy Spring. is ex
pected to be present and give talk to the
children. President X "a ling, Of the Mont
gomery County Union, and other prominent
workers will be present. The Rockville
Quartette will assist in the singing. Good
instrumental music has been secured and
will add to the pleasures OF the day. Every
body invited TO come and bring their baskets
and spend pleasant day. w Max
well, of Comus, is vice president of this dis
trict and will have charge of the exercises.
Agricultural Society
for the coming Fair, which promises to be
the largest and best known in the history
of the Society, are progressing finely.
meeting of the Board of Directors was held
last week and considerable routine business
was transacted, but nothing of any great
interest to the public at large, except that
the Secretary was ordered to secure for the
Fair sufficient sprinkling apparatus to keep
down the dust, which has heretofore been
so disagreeable. The water supply is also
being increased by sinking new well and
deepening one of the old ones.
The new sheds are rapidly approaching
completion, and present tiue appearance,
and leave much more ground for the people
who visit the Fair to USE
The Aermotor Company, which claims
TO have sold more than half the windmlls
put up in the United States last year, offers
an S-foot windmill on board cars in Chicago,
which sells for thirty dollars, TO the resi-
dent of Maryland showing best twenty
five ears of yellow corn at our Fair. This
mill is all steel, galvanized after com pletion,
and will be of use to any farmer.
II has been decide to change the 800
class trotting race on Thursday, Tor purse
of 5000, TO 2:25 class, trotting, same parse,
Picnic and There
will be tournament and picnic in Hutton's
woods, near Choppers station, this county,
on Saturday, August 3, 1896, for the benefit
of st. Roses Church The riding will com
mence promptly at 10 O'Clock, A. M. En-
trance fee: Experts, 81 amateurs, 81.
Prizes: Experts, IS, "a, $3 and So; anna
teurs, saddle, lap-robe, bride, whip and
spurs. Judges: David M. Monroe, Henry
Griffith and Perrie E. Waters A. W.
fancy, Choppers, Maryland, chief marshal ;
Diamond, Harry M. Boland, JOS. A fancy
and James Maughlin heraIds, John 5. Lar
comb, Jr. and Herbert Waters. The charge
to the knights will be delivered by Alexan
der Kilgour, Of Rockville, and the corona
ton address by Raymond A. HeiskeII, of
the Washington Bar The dancing will be
under the management of the following
committee: Howe Totem, Charles ii. Will
son, Samuel Blunt, W Carroll Diamond,
Lloyd Dorsey, r. Dorsey Trundle, Bowie
f. Waters and John S. Larcomb, Jr.; floor
managers, Bib Brown and ID. w Baker
Music will be furnished by a Washington
orchestra Among the other attractions will
be II brass band aud merry gp.rnund.
| Dinner and refreshments will be served On
the grounds The public arc cordially in
vted.
Business in the Orphans Court
| The following business was transacted in
the Orphans Court:
The will of Richd Z. Sellman, deceased
was admitted to probate and record and
letters testamentory on the personal estate
of said deceased We're granted 10 Mary /.
SellmaD, the executrix named IN the Will
Bond $1,000.
Letters of administration on the personal
estate of Mary A E Ward, deceased, were
granted TO Marshall H. Ward. Bond $500
Lucinda X. PyIes, administrative OF Isaac
]. Pyles, deceased, filed list of sales oil per
sonal estate of said deceased.
Levi G, Zeigler, guardian 10 Ernest