Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1897-01-01


rnrd's Sanitary Lotion. This never fails
Sold by Joseph Reading, Rockville.
rbe lourth Quarterly Meeting for the
Rockville, Circuit of the NJ. E. Church South
sol. b. held at Rockville on Saturday and
Sunday January End and 3rd, 1897.
sunday School Christmas entertain
r...f on treat will be given at the Christian
}0ckYl,Le tHs .'s',
'cloek. LoGUl aoed,aIT lov
slmas entertainment was acid e.
5ysarisn caaocr On yoeslag night
,resants aud refreshments served &
"a Fine music as also rendered
on Monday, December 2sth
% residence ofthe brides pa-sH
ants, by .hs Rev Gorge 10 NN-
sweeney. JuIa vIuveuAo So.yo... $3.50 -
wa Clark Reynolds, OF Rhode Island.
Mss .ouisa Power died on Tuesday, De
aonhar 3nd, at the residence of her sister
Mrs : $. Kemp, in Clarksburg, this county
ss. vsa Sc years old and had been an in
ys,fa for over fifty years, being unable to
sl.f
The comedy, "She Stops to Conquer"
viii b, siven by the young people of Pooles-
s.e and vicinity, on the evening of January
2ad al Town Hall of that place. Doors
open sc curtain rises at o'clock. Pro-
gs.is 'ar benefit of Hall.
The TO neral of Mr.. John Schearer, an aged
r.. zen Montrose, this county, took place
from h late residence saturday of last
wetk widow and five adult children
aaryyc lin. Interment was made in Oak
iiu, Ce. stery, Georgetown, d. q.
s.. tertainment, consisting of instru-
men ind vocal music, readings, recita
lions dialogues, was given by the pupils
OF school on the evening of Decem-
b.. l8 at z o'clock. The hall was packed
% nost capacity by the friends and
%. La the school, and, as usual, the pro-
gfer swell rendered.
l.ys aas night, at midnight, the resi-
dsureo Dr.. b. F. Lansdale, at Damascus,
was ie. Dyed by fire. Postmaster A. l..
Bolgai occupied the building, and his
family :aped from the building in time to
save m1 OF the furniture. The origin Of
Of. Co., .lributed TO defective fue. Dr.
Is amounting to about 81 800,
g. : covered by insurance.
ass, ,ored servant girl in
5Ir aries l., Young, Of
IS IA fested aaa lodged In Jail here
ea the cherge 81 attempting to
a family BY putting Paris green In q
:. Lizzie Williams, also colored,
led as 90 accessory to the decd.
5nmaatcy, Mrs. Young while pouring
0ul ta, "a, discovered sediment and there
rerted the calamity.
At meeting of Cromelin Lodge, No. 80,
K % + at Great Falls, on Saturday last,
the following officers were elected and in
stale or the ensuing term: Frank D..
Gibbs. @ c.; Charles Tingstrum, V. c.. {;
Frank Pennyfill, Prelate; Sam'l T. Fisher,
st.. OF r.; j. E. Bssett, K. Of r. and s. i;
. W u sett, M. of F.; John w. Carroll,
Lott Charles II. Gibbs, M. of A; Levi
Hl, Ea tor; John W. Kelchner, Trustee;
jas. [arrison, Representative to Grand
LoH..
d Mrs. Harry B. Cramer, of Gath
gave reception at their hospitable
honor of Mr. and Mrs. William
9u.. who have just concluded bridal
1r be north. Owing to the recent
death be brides father, the marriage was
a yerr let affair. The wedding took place
on Do lber the 10Th, at "Ingleside," near
Berry }, Va. Rev. Mr. Strickler OBLIGATED,
an1 by Tohn Fl Snouffer and Miss Bessie
Luke II up with the couple The bride
va, u Clayton Luke, the daughter of
Nu AT L. Luke, of Berryville, Va.
Georg Bowie, who resides near Wash
.Dglgn owe and is engaged in handling
frJsb meats, was waylaid on the road on
Wednesday night last just after dark as he
was returning from his route. AS well as
he could discern, his assaiants were two
oolOrsd men, who, at the poiut OF reVolvers,
compelled him to give up his days collec-
iinn7 Mounting to considerable sum Oh
money, n4 well as nearly all his clothes.
Mr. Bowie thinks the highwaymen are OF
movements.
The COZ nerstone of Grace p. Z. Church,
silver - ring parish, near Woodside, this
,s..- as laid on Sunday last by Bishop
SatJeriee. Addresses were made by the bishop
aud Reg {. E Smeder, d. D., rector of the
church The visiting clergymen were Rev.
Nelson Falls, Of Washington, and Rev. II.
Alien G. fifth, of Takoma Park. The cor
lefs of brown sandstone, is the one
lsad be old building, which was de-
stroyei fire on the night of June 9th,
ard irst laid by Bishop Nottingham
1856 n a cavity in the stone was placed
Bible rayerbook, copy of Spirit of Mis-
"a ord of proceedings of the day and
ehgre almanac. The building will be
comp. Il by June 1st, 1897, and will be
1t ire. building OF its kind in that vicin-
;, VII. eat 225 persons in the auditorium
tpI 100 n the Sunday school room in the
Basement.
-isa / ora G. Van Horn, of Lay Hill this
COUNTY, and Mr.. H. Halowell Leizear, of
Washington, were married at the NJ. E.
Church, Lay Hill, Thursday evening, De.
cember 10th, by the pastor, Rev William
Melville. The church was crowded with
relatives and friends TO witness the cere.
mony. The ushers were Messrs. Owen and
Dan Matthews of Washington. Miss Net
tie Van Horn, sister of the bride, was maid
OF honor, AID the little flower hearers were
Carrie Parker and Marian Van Horn. The
best man was Mr.. T. c. Waters. The
church was prettily decorated for the occa.
sion. Miss Maggie Hewett rendered the
wedding march. The bride was attired in