Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1899-06-23
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BAPTIST church, hockNlile' neat Suuuay az
II A. NJ and at night.
Rev. G. Dorsey White will preach in the
cooben NJ. E. Church South next Sunday
at 1880 A NJ, and Emory at 3:15 P. M.
Rev, E. A. Edwards will preach in the
p,romac NJ. E Church South on next Sun
dsy at ia NJ, and Rockville at 8 P. M.
MrA,A. Braddock, who has for several
months past been engaged in the United
States postal service in Cuba, is visiting his
family at this place.
The ladies of the Baptist church at Barnes
vile will hold a festival on the church lot
Tuesday, July 4th, beginning at 2 P. M.
The public invited.
A new dormitorY building, to cost 1000,
is being erected on the seminary grounds at
Forest Glen. 1t is said that other buildings
will soon be started.
Itch on human, mango on horses, dogs
and ALL stock, cured in 30 minutes by Wool
ford, Sanitary Lotion. This never fails.
Sold by E T. Fearon, Rockville.
An excursion train on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, will be run on Sunday, 25th
of June to Frederick, Hagerstown and
Winchester. The train will leave Rock
vile at TAO A. NJ. Rate for the round trip,
800.
At the commencement exercises of the
Frederick Academy OF Visitation, on Tues,
day, Miss Claudia G. Offutt, OF Poolesville
district, this county, was among the grad
uaies, rec, wing several gold medals and
diplomas.
Are you thinking of buying an organP II
50, L. B. Thomson, Linden, Md, furnishes a
modern new Organ guaranteed made upon
honor" and delivered free to your nearest
railroad station for only $25. Give him a
call before deciding elsewhere.
DIR. W. X. Andrews, OF this town, is
spending the week at Atlantic City, in at
tendance upon the annual meeting Of the
American Institute of Homeopathy. DR.. j.
II. Branson, of Washington, is attending to
the doctors practice during his absence.
Commodore Oscar G. Badger, of the U
5. Navy, retired, died at Concord, Mass,
on tuesday morning last, in the 10th year
OF his age. Commodore Badger was resi-
dent OF Rockville for many years, where
he was well and favorably known and where
he leaves many warm friends.
Messrs. Robert Peer and Napoleon Vim.
son, OF this place, on Wednesday met a
number OF their old county friends at a din
ner gwen at the residence of Mr.. Upton
Darby, in Gaithersburg. Several hours
were spent in social intercourse and the
whole affair was very enjoyable.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will
sell excursion tickets 10 and from all points
east of the Ohio river, within radius Of
200 miles (but not to and from stations
east OF Baltimore, Md for all trains July
%, 3rd and 4th, valid for return passage I'm
til July 9th, inclusive, at greatly reduced
rates.
Quite a serious bicycle accident occurred
at Sandy Sandy on Thursday of last week.
Joseph L. Terrell and Mabel Sullivan, the
12-year-old daughter of Joseph T. Sullivan,
OF Phil adelphia, collided on their wheels
and both were thrown, resulting in the irac-
ture OF the right collar bone of the young
lady. Miss Sullivan only arrived at Sand y
Spring few days ago.
Miss Theodosia Beall returned to her
home at this place from her first year Mount
Dc Safes, IN Tuesday of last week, with the
following honors: First premium 10 math
ruAuos. second in French conversation,
4lat,n CHRISTIAN doctrine, second in English
mli.as drs. in plain sewing, second in char
-a Hrs1ng, first honor in department.
Bliss was one OF six who drew for the
so.c r s, on conduct, having received one
.lldys4 merit marks.
@s'ah Il Eiicott, widow OF Samuel
Ellicott, prominent member of the Society
Of Friends, died at her home, "Oakleigh,"
at Sandy Spring, this county, late Monday
night last, of paralysis. She had been in
feeble health for several months. She was
the daughter of DR.. James Duck, and was
born at Fulons House, England, July 10,
1926, being nearly 70 years of age. She
came to Brooklyn, New York, when about
16 years of age, later moving to Baltimore.
After her marriage to Mr.. Ellicott, in 1862,
she resided continuously in this county.
The Y. MICA. team of Washington was
defeated by the Rockviles on Saturday at
the Fair Grounds by the score of Q to A.
Blakeney, Stockton and middleton were the
battery for the visitors, and Nicholson and
Poss officiated for the home team. During
the last four innings OF the game Stockton
the Chicago ex pitcher, was in the box fol-
the visitors and only three hits were made
off his delivery. These two teams will play
another game TO morrow afternoon at the
Fair Grounds and Stockton will pitch the
full game.
In Maryland Court OF Appeals on Tues
day last Judge Page filed the following
opinion; "Grace E. d. Sprigg and james
G. Sprigg, Jr., VS.. Garrett Park. Mrs. Sprgg
on her lot In Garrett Park, constructed q
vault for the reception of filth. 1t was de
clared contrary to the ordinance of the town
and after notice To remove the pipes leading
to it were severed Mrs Sprgg brought suit
and asks that the council be enjoined from
interfering with the vault. The court below
sustained the right OF the council to prescribe
the character of sewerage recePtacles, ant
the Court of Appeals af1rms the judgmen
below, basing its opinion on the ground o
police regulation"
EpwOrth League The Rockville Chap
ter of Epworth League held its June bust
nees meeting in the church on Saturda.
evening last and transacted considerable
business, despite the fact the attendanc
was small. The following were elected a
officers to manage the affairs Of the chapte