Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1896-03-06
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The pastor, Q. Shelourne, Will preach AZ
Redand next Sunday at 8 T. M.
Elder John Kingdom will preach at Der
wood next Sunday morning and night
Pastor L. R. Melbourne, of Rockville, will
Dresch at Hunting Hill next Thursday
night.
Master Frederick Mulfnger, OF Kensing-
Tan has gone to Baltimore to attend the In
dpstrial Training School.
Rev. ]. A. Taylor will preach in Goshen
ME-. Church South next Sunday at II A.
NJ, and Emory at 8 P. M.
valuable horse was stolen from the
PREMISES of Mr.. Joseph Burr, near Coles
Vile, on Monday night last.
Rev. L. r. Milbourne will preach in the
BAPTIST Church, Rockville, next Sunday
morning and night, and at Derwood next
Thursday night.
Rev. T. j. hewitt will preach in the NJ.
E. Church South, Potomac, next Sunday at
II A. NJ, and Rockville at 1880 P M. Ep-
worth League at $50 P. M.
dairyman of Germantown, this county, is
reported dangerously ill at his home near
that place with typhoid fever.
Alban G. Thomas, of Ashton, has been re.
elected viee-president Of tho First National
Bank of Laurel, and Francis Thomas, Of
Ednor, director in the same.
Itch on human, manage on horses, dogs
and all stock, cured in 80 minutes by Wool.
ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never fails.
Sold by Joseph Reading, Rockville.
Frederic P. Moore, former resident of
Sandy Spring, but now of New YORK City,
has been chosen vice president of the Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad.
The Clerk of the Court for this county
has issued marriage licenses to the follow
Ing parties: Thomas H. Pope and Annie
Stevens, William T. Coar and Mary E.
Burton.
Married, at the residence of the officiating
minister, Elder s. r. White, on the Oath of
February, Mr.. Burton Doan Bentley to
Miss Sarah B. Boteler, both of Washington
City.
10 Washington last Saturday morning a
team belonging to John r. Truxton, of this
county, collided with that of Mrs. Henry
Redgy and threw her out, causing a severe
scalp wound.
Preaching at the Christian church, Rock
vile, next Sunday morning by the pastor.
Subject; "Christian Liberty versus Ameri-
can Liberty" Christian Endeavor and song
service at $3.50 P. NJ.
Mrs. Emanuel Knowles, sister of Mr.. Jno.
H. Gibson, of Clarksburg, this county, died
very suddenly OF heart failure, on Thursday
night of last week, at her residence, Clinton,
Prince Georges county, Md.
In response to numerous requests for in
formation President Geo. D. Nicholson, of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company,
writes that the water will be let on the canal
on March 18th, and that boats will be load.
! ed with coal at Cumberland on March 10th.
He says that he has every reason to believe
that the coming season will be most pros
porous one.
Mrs. Angelina G. Berry, wife of Mr.. John
D. Berry, died ueI uon,s neaI Oakdale,
this county, on Monday evening last, in her
66th year. She leaves husband and six
children. Her funeral took place on Thurs |
day morning at her late residence, with SER |
vices by Rev. L. X. Milburne of the Bap- |
tist Church, and with interment in Rock |
vile cemetery. |
Messrs. Allen G. Clark and Appleton P.
Clark, Jr., trustees, on Saturday last sold at
public auction to Gilbert A. Clark the prop |
eTty of the Potomac Brick and Tile Com
pauy, consisting of sixty-fve acres of land,
together with the machinery and appliances
used for the manufacture of brick and tile.
This property is situated on the Conduit
road two and a-half miles above Cabin John
bridge. The price paid was $9975.
While operating clover huller recently
Mr.. VIM. Chiswell, residing in the western
section OF the county, met with painful
accident. While using fork about the ma
chine the same was caught in a rapidly -mov
ing belt and hurled with great force, strik-
ing Mr.. Chswell in the face. His nose was
broken and his face badly bruised. To add
to his misfortune, on the night after the &C.
cident the clover huller was destroyed by
fire.
The Young Peoples Day observed at the
Rockville Baptist Church last Sunday was
great success. The Christian Endeavor
and Epworth League Societies united with |
The Loyalist Society of the Baptist Church |
IN the evening sci vice. An interesting pro- |
gram was rendered. The singing was ex-
cellent, led by Prof Trail and Mr.. James |
thompson. Two excellent papers were read,
prepared by Miss Lizzie Haney and Miss
Eulalie Braddack. Mr.. Charles w. Ness, |
Oh Baltimore, spoke we'll on conservation.
Workmen, under the superintendent of
MT Bailey Clark, the contractor, are busy |
rebuilding the fine barn on Mrs. E. G.
Hutchinson's place at Avenel that was de-
slroyed by fire few months ago. The new
Darn will be one hundred and fifty feet front
oy iorty-three feet deep, with stone founda
uon walls eighteen feet high from the ground,
upon which the frame of two stories will be
oullt and when completed will present
handsome appearance Mrs. Hutchinson is
also having constructed new poultry house,
dimensions twenty by sixty feet, to replace
'ue one burned at the time of the barn fire.
Mr. Edward S. Bryan has just returned
"on an extended trip through japan and
Visiting his mother, Mrs. j. S. Bryan,
VINO was formerly Miss Bena Anderson, of
'u' county. Mr.. Bryan brings with him
handsome and expensive collection of
'uflos' His handsome appearance, en-
"'Alnlng conversational style and courtly