Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1898-12-23
The Baptlst Sunday School at German

The Baptist Sunday School at German
town Station will celebrate Its first Christ
mas with an entertainment at the hall on
Monday, the Goth instant, beginning at 7
PM. The entertainment will be In three
parts, as follows: First-recitations and
singing by the school; second-exhibiting
Of views with magic lantern by Pastor Ray
field; third-Old Santa's treat. The ad-
mission will be free to all, but a voluntary
Offering will be received from those present
to assist in meeting the expenses of Old
Santa.
On Thursday evening of last week nun.
Der of citizens of the 18th district met at the
residence of Mr.. VIM. B. Weller and Or
ganized Free Road Club by the election
of VIM. B. Weller as president, NJ L. Lit.
tlefeld secretary, G, o. B. Cissell, Charles
II. Parker and Samuel II. Jones commit
tee to draft a constitution and bylaws, and
G. II Parker, G. o. B. Cissell and A. W,
Smith committee to provide ways and
means for supporting the object of the club.
The next meeting will be held on Monday,
January 18th, at G.. o. B. Cissell's store, and
general invitation Is extended to all who
are in sympathy with the object of the
movement.
In the Maryland Court of Appeals the fol-
lowing case has been decided: By Judge
Briscoe-George W. Cissel VS.. Jas. B. Hen
derson and others. The object OF this suit
was TO obtain an injunction to restrain GER
tain judgment creditors of Arthur B. Crop.
ley from selling at sheriff's sale certain
tract of land in Montgomery county, con.
tanning SIT acres, with improvements. The
bill also contained prayer to reform deed
of trust from Cropley and wife to clssel in
favor of the appellant, and to restrain the
creditors from further proceedings 1t is
admitted that the appellants are subsequent
creditors to the deed of trust. Order below
affirmed.
In the Episcopal Church, at BarnesvilIe,
this county, last Wednesday afternoon, at l
O'Clock, Mr.. Isaac Fyffe, of Poolesville, and
Miss Elizabeth Darby, of Buck Lodge, were
married. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. W. P. Griggs Mr. Thomas Fyfe,
brother of the groom, was the best man, and
Miss Evelyn Darby was bridesmaid. The
bride wore costume Of navy blue poplin,
trimmed In fur, and the bridesmaid wore
garnet poplin. Miss Frances Poole had
charge of the music. The ushers were
Messrs. Alton Beall, Of Laytonsvlle; Har-
vile, and E. Heffner, OF Dickerson. After
the ceremony a reception was given at the
home OF the brides father Mr.. and Mrs.
Fyffe left for Richmond, Va, on the late
train.
Mr.. Michael Wallace died at his residence
at Seneca, this county, on Saturday last,
after an illness OF several months OF con
sumption. He was we'll known and popu
lar 10 the community ia which he lived,
and was great favorte with huntsmen and
fishermen, who made his home their stop
ping place when visiting that locality. He
was borne to his last resting place at Poto-
mac Chapel, on Monday, followed by large
concourse of friends After an able dis
course by Rev Mr. Jones, Cromelin Lod &c,
No. SO, K of p, held their very impressive
ceremony, and he was placed In his narrow
home TO return to dust. Mr.. Wallace left
q widow and five daughters to mourn their
sad bereavement. He was 4S years of age,
was born In Sherman, Texas, and came to
this county while youth. He married
Alice, eldest daughter of the late Allen M
| Benson.