Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1896-03-20
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Reiand next SUNDAY al - W.
Elder John Kingdom will preach at. Der
rood next Sunday morning and Thursday
night.
Raw It. J. hewitt will preach in Goshen
NJ Church South next Sunday at II A.
NJ and Emory at p M.
Rsv. L, r. Milbourne will preach in the
Rontist Church, Rockville, next Sunday
morning. No service at night.
MIR. Thos. P. Jones, of Cecil county, was
bore Sunday, visiting his brother, Mr.. Chas.
r ZONES. He is one of the engrossing clerks
of the legislature.
Died. at the residence Of her parents, near
po,omac. on March 7th, 1895, Miss Annie
Chick, daughter of Henry H. and Martha
A. Chick, aged 81 years.
Baltimore Annual Conference of the NJ
+ Church South meets at Roanoke, Va. on
wednesday, March 25th, and continues in
session about one week.
Rev. ]. A. Taylor will preach in the M.
f. Church South, Potomac, next Sunday at
MA NJ, and Rockville at 1880 p. M. Ep-
worth League at $50 p. M.
Itch on human, manage on horses, dogs
and all stock, cured in 30 minutes by Wool
tord's Sanitary Lotion. This never fails.
Sold by Joseph Reading, Rockville.
Mrs. Ellen Darby, widow of the late j.
W. Darby, of Buck Lodge, died on We'd
nesday of last week, aged 70 years. She
leaves four sons and three daughters.
Preaching at the Christian church, Rock
vile, Sunday morning. Subject; "What
is Truth" Song service at $3.50 p. M, fol-
lowed by Christian Endeavor program.
Mr.. J. Abby Henderson, as Trustee, on
Saturday last, sold to Charles E. Champion
tract of about four acres of land situated
in the vicinity of Martinsburg, for $7540.
Mr., Clarence NJ Griffith, a prominent
farmer and dairyman, living near Boyd's,
was taken suddenly ill last Saturday with
typhoid. pneumonia and is lying critically
i'll.
A public meeting in the interest of peace
and arbitration will be held at the Friends
Orthodox meeting house, near Ashton, on
Friday, March 9th, at 7;3O P M. Public
cordially invited to attend.
John w. Kelchner, auctioneer, Saturday
sold for Sheriff Collier house and 1877 acres
of land near Grifton, this county, the prop
erty of Henry N. Hall. The property was
bought by Mr. Samuel Riggs for 5000.
Strayed or stolen from Rockville last
week. pointer dog pup, eight months old,
white, with liver colored spots. Any in
formation regarding his whereabouts will
be kindly received by DR.. r. G. Wartield.
Capt. E. L. Jones, of Talbot county, spent
Sunday in Rockville He is candidate for
commander of the Maryland oyster navy,
and it is stated will have the support of
majority of the Republican members of the
legislature.
Fred. Burgess, of Georgetown, who was
Committed to Jail here on the charge of stab
hing B. G. Kyle, near Concord, some two
weeks ago, had hearing Friday, and was
released on 5000 bail for his appearance at
the March Term of Court.
Died, in Washington, on Thursday, March
12, 1896, Eugene A, beloved son of Jere-
mah and the late Ellen Sullivan, aged "a
years, 10 months and 10 days. His remains
were inferred in st. Mary's Catholic ceme-
terry, near this town.
Mrs. Mary A. Case, widow of Frederick
Case, residing at Travilah, died suddenly at
her home on last Sunday, in the 6Sth year
of her age Funeral service was held in the
Travilah Baptist Church on Tuesday morn
ing, conducted by the pastor. lnterment at
Jamestown.
The six-year-old daughter of Charles
Arnold, of Germantown, this county, was
burned to death on Thursday of last week.
Her father left her playing near fire in the
ward. Her dress caught fire, and when he
returned she was burned beyond recovery,
dying soon afterward.
Mrs. Elizabeth Oden, wife of Geo. Oden,
residing near Rockville, died on Monday
last, in the 62nd year OF her age. Her funeral
service was conducted by Rev. L. H. Mil
bourne in the Methodist church at German
town on Wednesday. Intermentin family
burial ground. Six children survive her.
At the annual conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church in Baltimore the follow
ing appointments were made for this coun-
ty: Garrett Park, G. D. Smith; Gathers
burg, w. ii. Richardson; Kensington, X. Nj.
Moore; Laytonsville, +. j. Cross; Mont
gomery, j. w. Steele; Spencervile, ID. L.
West; Tenleytown and Concord, j. Il. Can
non.
The new advertisement of Mr.. James X.
Prodigy, of Washington, will be found IN
another column, and should attract the at
tenton of those desiring to purchase car
riages, wagons or harness Mr.. PRODIGY has
been we'll known to our people for years as
reliable business man. A glance at the
prices he quotes will induce you to give him
a call.
There was a lively indignation meeting
of commuters OF the Metropolitan Branch
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad on
Tuesday night at Kensington, when mass
meeting of those citizens was held in the
Noyes Public Library building for the pur-
pose of denouncing the railroad in its re-
cent action in taking off the schedule the
morning and evening trains, which have
been the most used by the commuters.
While engaged in cutting wood on his
farm, near Burtonsville, recently Mr.. Chas.
Soper, a well known farmer in that section,
met with serious accident. Mr. Soper had
cut down large tree, which, in falling,
lodged on small dogwood sapling When
Mr. Soper cut the sapling part of it bounded
back, striking him ON the cheek bone, cut
ing large cash in his face and putting out