Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1896-12-11
9ufal aud gersoiaal.
Town and Country.

Elder John Kingdom will preach at Der
wood next Thursday night.
Miss Rose Clagett, neal Glen, Is visiting
her friend, Miss Ruth Clark, near brooKe-
vile.
Senator Chiffon and family, of Texas,
have rooms at the Corcoran Hotel, this
town.
RevL. r. Milbourne will preach next
Thursday night at Hunting Hill. Subject:
"The Bible"
Mr.. W. Purnell Hickman and family and
Mrs. Martha A. Carroll have removed to
Newberry, N. c., to reside.
Mr.. Lechlider, of Derwood, this county,
recently butchered three hogs which aggre.
gated pounds in weight.
Fners will be preaching in the Christian
church. Rockville, next Sunday morning
by the p stor. Endeavor at z P. NJ.
Mr.. Arthur Kemp and family, of this
county, 1ill reside at 237 10th street north
east w ihington, during the winter.
ader the will of the late James d Laird,
Of san + ,ancisco, CAL, Mrs. Thomas Daw
son. of Ills town, receives 900 and Mr..
f G Pc er $4,000.
Just % we go to press we learn OF the
death o Rev. VIM. H. Laird, which &C.
cured 81 his home in Olney, on Thursday,
about o'clock, A. M.
The ,ject for the Epworth League de.
ntnh mil ha L..
"An evening with the Psalms" Everybody
ia requested to bring Bibles.
Died. N December End, 1896, near Olney,
this county, w. Hallowell Chichester, son
OF Washington B. and Eliza M. ii. Chiches-
ter, zgai our years and two months.
Itch human, manage on horses, dogs
aud ok, cured in 80 minutes by Wool
lords litary Lotion. This never fails.
Sold oseph Reading, Rockville.
Rev < G. hewitt will preach in the NJ.
y. Chrr South, Potomac, next Sunday at
q A. 81 and Epworth League at 7:30 P.
u and ,ckvile at 7:30 P. NJ and Epworth
League Isl B45 p. M.
Rev. Fl Lawson will preach in the M.
Il Church South, Goshen, next Sunday at
IL A. NJ and Epworth League at 7;30 p.
NJ. hing at Emory at p. NJ, and
Egwnrin league at z NJ.
The Clerk of the Court for this county
has rssuei marriage licenses to the follow
log parties: Alfred M. carp and Maybell
Chaue{ H.nry Fl. Leizear and Dora q. Van
Horn, Edward Sins and Emma Adams.
Alter ,panding the summer and fall sea-
soma 10 athersburg, Mrs. M. E. Trenholm
and her daughters, the Misses Trenholm,
have reJarled to Washington, and will be
IS IS43 C5rcoran street for the winter.
The directors of the Savings institution of
Sandy spring have re elected the following
Officers President, Chas. G. Porter; Vice.
Prest5eut, Wm w. Moore; Treasurer, A.
d Thomas; Secretary, Geo F. Nesbitt.
Tie 1ounty Commissioners, on Tuesday,
&Dpgtu the following Trustees of the
Aims Ilouie' 1st district, G F. Snouffer;
$50. L rem; Bird, Henry Humphrey; 4th,
J5. Jb' j Maddox; 9th, J. G. Cashell.
Mrs la Burkbart, wife of Mr. William
6urAba-L led at heI home in .BarnesvilIe
lasl week Her death was sudden and un-
expected Funeral services were conducted
st ST. a .ry Catholic Church, Father NJ J
Riordan Debating.
The O. " B. M. Auxiliary, OF which Mrs.
Frank Higgins is president, gave an inter.
esfiua mus cal and literary program in the
Christian church last Sunday evening. A
nice collection was given Tor the support OF
Ae Michigan University Bible Chair.
Minnie NJ Duvall, little daughter of Mr..
aad Mrs. ". Clarence Duvall, of Gathers
guIz died asst week OF pneumonia alter a
short .nraf. Rev. VIM. ID Beal off1ciated
a. The fUnerll Saturday afternoon, and in
garment look place at Forest Oak cemetery.
Mrs Ch1.es G. Porter died Tuesday at
uer home # ,ar Ashton, IN the seventy ninth
Yesf o. ntE age. A daughter OF the late
William and Martha Thomas, she was born
Rltpa old 9 omas homestead, Cherry Grove,
md she " lie of her useful and blameless
Itfe was used within mile of her birth
Biace
The usa ngs at Derwood closed on last
Friday. teen persons proiessed faith in
NaIst and here was a general deepening
al uHg.aus interest throughout the com
Inuuity lstor Rayfield is assisting this
week 10 q series of meetings in the Baptist
church, ft3ckville, which began last Sunday
nlat The pastor will preach next Sun
day norpias, and young peoples meeting
viii 1c held at night.
hi W IA. Dove, son of Mr.. Ran Dove,
"tI resides near this town, was assaulted
and hadl- b aten by six negroes who were
huuuug upon his fathers farm last Satur
day Mf we ordered them from his prem
1895 whefea Don they became very angry and
rushed u,'a him aud beat him, leaving him
Unconscious in the field. Mr. Dove says
that be ku ls the names of none of his as
sailant, hH could recognize them were he
ta see then.
III @0 RS. Arthur Briggs were given
SCRIP - p ty ON Thursday night Of last
week ny rowd of merry young people,
who broke upon them at their pleasant
home 45a Avery, with generous supply
of re- s1rl ats Some of those present were
Missc b che, Nola and Lille Ray, Amy
Belt. and Hattie Adamson, Ida Bog
boy aa3 ME carp, Messrs, Henry and
Waio; ey, George carp, Claude Belt,
IeEoa e. ules and Lee Adamson.
a Gun. orm OF life insurance is spring.
Ing APP ance under the name Of LA
typsu' anti The peculiarly is that
'a5 laag man lives the less his heirs be-
'1"e 10. The payment of four
month assures the payment Of