Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1899-08-11

odist Church, this town, Friday evening,
August 18th, at o'clock. The public are
cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. Louise Hurley, wife of Mr.. Henry
Hurry, died on Wednesday morning, 9th
instant, at her home one mile west of this
place, after protracted illness of cancer of
the stomach, aged GA years. Deceased was
native of Philadelphia and has resided in
this county since her marriage. She leaves
husband, two sons and one daughter In
all the relations OF life, as wife, mother or
friend, Mrs. Hurley measured fully up to
the highest standard of excellence. The
funeral services will be held this friday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the Methodist
Church South, with interment at Rockville
cemetery
Pastor j. ID. Rayheld will begin next
Sunday special evangelistic services, which
will be protracted for one or more weeks.
Rev. W. W. Wood, of Frostburg, will
preach in the Germantown church at II A.
M, and in the tent at the station at 7:45 p.
M. Pastor Campbell, of Rockville, will
preach in the tent at $3.50 p. NJ. Services
during the week will begin each night at
7;45 o'clock-Rev. Wood, preacher Pastors
and their congregations, of Germantown
vicinity, are earnestly invited to all these
meetings. Pastor Rayfied expects to have
placed at his tent bell which will call the
Germantownians each evening to worship.
The dining room at the Fair this year will
be run by Mr.. Ewald Pier, of Washington,
ID. G. Mr.. Pier last year was one of the
most patronized caterers at Camp Alger,
and was the only one who was allowed to
move with the troops to Camp Meade, Pa.
His experience renders it certain that good
meals can be quickly procured. Country
people should, however, not forget that the
picnic feature is one of the most enjoyable
ones of the Fair, and that the Society has
arranged commodious parcel room near
the gate where lunch baskets can be cared
for at the small cost of 10 cents each Mind.
full OF their custom, their lawn around the
parcel room will be left open, and all mis-.
anthropic mortals are advised to take a walk
around this part of the grounds about 10
O'Clock. They will never forget the scene.
W. b. Burdette, Secretary to the School
Board, has announced the names of those
who successfully passed the examinations
which were recently held for certificates to
teach in the public schools of the county.
hn al uht % w n tor n Mi l,,
thirty made the required average Those
who will be gwen certificates are First
grade ertifcates-Misses Maud Broome,
Masie Cooley, Evelyn Darby, Madeline p.
Morriss, Claudia Offutt, Henrietta Stone.
street and G. Byrtie Young, and Messrs.
John T. Baker, G. NJ. Burdette, Dorsey Gil
liss, j. Forrest Colt, James Phillips, Charles
l.. Walters and Il. Thomos West Second
grade certificates-Misses Katherine Baker,
Amy Conger, NetIie Day, Carrie NJ, Fulks,
Marietta Fulks, Cornelia King, Estele Mich
olson, Nettie Nicholson, Ethel Price, Flora
W Smith and Elizabeth Waters, and Messrs
T. Ii. Aud, William Baker. Julian Griffith,
Pearl Holland and Manton Wordsworth.
The managers OF the Fair are fortunate
in securing as leading comedy attraction at
the Fair this year the European novelty,
Three Brothers Kado, Francois, Gustav and
Pierre, celebrated Pantomimsts. Their spe
cialty is first OF its class and comes highly
praised by the American and European
press. The New York EUeRing Telegram,
In speaking of their performance, says
seldom, if ever, have we seen so clear and
enjoyable specially as presented at Kieth's
by the Three Brothers Kado. Their act is
one succession of surprises, and the audi.
ence was kept alternating between open
mouthed wonder and roars of laughter
The mechanical tricks and animated house
were in themselves equal to a three-ringed
circus, inasmuch as they kept all eyes busy
watching their transformations. The elder
brother, Francois, the clown, is a master of
Pantomime and clever acrobat, while both |
Gustav and Pierre are agile and amusing.
Their specially is relreshlngly new and
sparkles with comedy and cleverness" See |
them every day at the Fair.