Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1898-04-22
1Sskana Rersnnal.
Town and Country.


There will be preaching In the Baptist
Church, this place, next Sunday morning
at II o'clock.
Rev. Evan A. Edwards will preach in the
M. E. Church South, Rockville, next Sun
day at 8 P. M.
Mrs. Lucy DeLashmutt, Of Clarksburg,
this county, died last week OF paralysis
aged seventy-seven years.
Rev. r. L. McNair will preach in the
Presbyterian Church, at Boyd's, next Sun.
day afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Pastor J. D. Ray6eld will preach at Ger
msntown Baptist Church next Sunday at
II A. M, and at Germantown Station at
$3.50 P. NJ.
A festival will be held at Gainesville on
the evenings of April 26th and 9th to raise
funds for payment of debt on st. Mary's
Church, that place.
Q ID. Morrow, jeweer, permanently To-
Gated 10 Rockville, Md, makes specially
and promptly done.
Itch on human, mango on horses, dogs
and all stock, cured in 30 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never fails.
Sold by Joseph Reading, Rockville.
The Clerk of the Court for this county
has issued marriage licenses to the follow.
ing parties: John T. Burch and Annie M.
Cecil, George w. Mullican and Minnie E
West.
Rev. John McGill, D. D., of Virginia, will
preach in Christ Church, GAINESVILLE, at II
A. M, on Sunday next, April Gath, and in
st. Peters Church, Poolesville, at 4:30 P. NJ,
the same day.
drug store of Mr. Jos Reading, this town,
and secured $25 in cash, $50 of which was
taken from the money-drawer of the long.
distance telephone IN the store.
Register of Wills H. c. Allnutt left here
on "Wednesday for Buckeystown, Frederick
county, to attend the marriange of his
brother, Lawrence Allnutt, of Jacksonville,
this county, and Miss Ella V. Thomas, of
Buckeystown
Mr. George w. Mullicsn, son of ex-Sher-
III 8. T. Mullican, and Miss Minnie West
were married on Wednesday, at Gathers
burg, by Rev L. L. Lloyd. After the cere
mony reception was held at the home of
the groom's father.
The American Security and Trust Com
pany OF Washington, y. c., will take the
kensington improvement per cent bonds
About three miles of btick pavement will
be laid and j. B. Stubs b the lowest bidder
ior'brick sidewalks.
The marriage OF Mr.. ptho B. Williams,
of Goshen, and Miss brena l.. Be nett,
daughter of Mr.. Geora b NJ. Bennett, of
Spencerville, is announ pd to take place in
Liberty Grove Church, ahls county, on
Wednesday, the 9th inst b, at 70 M.
j. Tilden Burch, son Of Mr.. J. l.. Burch,
Of Boyd's, was married TO Miss Annie NJ
Cecil, daughter of j. M. Decil, Of Comus,
this county, at the bride'sV residence there,
Wednesday. The wedding was quiet, only
a few invited guests being present. Rev.
William Harris, of Clarks arg, performed
the ceremony.
Robert NJ McLane, ex Cd ernor of Mary
land, member OF Congress, md former
United States minister to rance, died In
Paris early Saturday morn last, aged SO
years. Mr.. McLane had IL in Ill health
for several months, but theie mediate cause
of his death was heart trou De-, developed
by an attack of influenza.
An examing board at brigs headqusr.
tiers, Baltimore, Tuesday exam ID the new
ly elected officers of Company First Regi
ment, OF Rockville. The boai "a was com
posed of Capts. F. L. MosheF and G. D.
Gather and Lieut. e. d. WArield. The
officers examined were Capt. Siauue Riggs
and Lieuts j. A. Henderson and o. H W.
Talbot. They passed very satisfactory
examination.
An attempt was made on Wednesday
night Of last week to burn the residence of
Mr.. Causin Condict, near Sligo, this county,
during the absence Of the occupants. Causin
Condict, Jr., discovered the house on fire,
and, with the assistance of neighDors, put
out the fire, which had beeh started
with kerosene in two rooms La bed
on the second floor was found I'd on fire,
and the flames were extinguished
Arbor Day was celebrated at D Rock.
willie High School las: Friday te bon with
appropriate exercises. A numbe recta
tons and readings were given by pupils
in each grade, interspered with1 ltriotic
songs. The small ones were particularly
delighted with a character piece, given in
costume, "The Mayor from Texas, by Syl
vester Sterack, ninth grade pupil Trees,
shrubbery and flowers were then planted
by the pupils.
The Devotional Department of the Rock
Vile Chapter of Epworth League Announces
the following leaders of devotional meet
ings April "a, Warren Choate: May /,
Miss NJ V. Fawcett; May 8, David Collins !;
May 10, s. B. Hege; May %, Mish Adele
Maus; May 20, Mrs. II. NJ. Talbot; Juh ne 6,
q. d. Morgan; June IL, Mrs. l.. r. Gre be !;
June 90, II. H. Holden. The usual led ue
topics, as given on the topic cards, will be
used at these meetings. The pubic cor.
daily invited to attend.
The Montgomery Club, of Sandy spring
neighborhood, met at the residence Of Chss.
F. Kirk last week. John Thomas presided .
John G. Bentley was secretary and the
guests were DIR. Mahlon Kirk, Mahlon K liz,
Jr., Roger b. Farquhar, Francis J. Dow.
ney, Robert M. Msckall and Uric Hutton.
The host, by appointment, spoke on the sub
ject OF the comparative profits and advan
tages Of special crops. 1t seemed to be toe
general opinion of the twenty farmers pres
ent that while 1t is wisdom To devote time and
energy 10 what best suited each farm, d.
versifed cultivation will apparently pay
best in a series Of years.