Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1900-09-28


Presbytery will be held in Kensington, DC
tober Sth and 9th. The opening meeting
will be held Monday evening, October 9Th
and will be addressed by the retiring mod
orator, DR.. George P. Wilson of the Assem-
bly, Church Business meetings will be hello
Tuesday.
A Democratic campaign club has beer
organized at Germantown, this county, will
the following officers President, Charles
Lyddane; secretary treasurer, Robert L
Hickerson; vice presidents, Rich'd H. Ben.
nett, George T, Nichols, Horace d. Waters
Jacob F. Snyder, John Grosendorf, A bert
Hargett and VIM. Jones
At meeting of the Trustees of Rock
vile Academy, held Saturday night last
four year scholarships were awarded to the
following: S. Roy Robertson, James W.
Dawson, Arthur sherwood, VIM. W. Day
Mary l.. Harley and Hattie d. Mcfarland
Prof. W, Pnckney Mason was reelected
principal and Mr., b G. Painter, a recent
graduate OF the University of Virginia, was
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Rev d. L. Reid, Montgomery Circuit NJ.
E. Church South, will hold services (Pre.
paratory) Saturday, September Goth, at For.
est Grove, at 1880 p. M; September Both,
Forest Grove, (Sacrament) at 1890 A M.
Flint Hill at p. M, and Mt. Pleasant Re-
viVal Meeting) at 7;30 p M. Rev G. H.
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on Sunday, September Both, at 1890 A. M.
and Oak Hill (Revval Meeting) at 7;30 p. M.
The appointment for Pooesvile for next
Sunday is recalled.
The stockholders of the Farmers Bank.
ing and Trust Company OF Montgomery
county held meeting here on Tuesday, at
which the following Board of Directors was
chosen: Samuel l.. Phillips, John Joy Ed
son, VIM v Bouic, Edward G. Peter, VIM
W. Welsh, DR. James E Deets, DR.. Edward
Wootton, Horace u. Waters. VIM. Dorsey,
Harry W. Griffith, Arthur Williams, Lee
Offutt. The directors will meet on Monday,
October LIST, to elect officers and select site
for bank building.
A large audience OF Democrats of Rock
vile and vicinity assembled in the Town
Hall here on Saturday evening last, under
the auspices of the Democratic campaign
club recently organized here. Mr.. George
H Lamar, president OF the club, made the
Blair Lee and Gilbert NJ. Smith, of this
county, and Mr. j. M. Devine, of Washing
ton city Much enthusiasm was manifested
and the speakers were warmly applauded
The club now has 100 members.
The Andrew Small Literary Society was
organized by the pupils of the Andrew
Small Academy, at Jamestown, on Friday
afternoon last, and the following officers
we're elected President, Earl Wall, of Buck
Lodge; Vice President, Virginia Andrews,
of Rockville; Secretary, Sadie Cissel, of
Jamestown; Censor, Samuel Montgomery,
of Travilah. After the election Of officers
a musical and literary program was rem,
dered by pupils and teachers The Society
will hold weekly meetings at the Academy
Ladies interested in the Germantown
Chapel have arranged TO hold an Oystel
supper and festival in the parsonage ard or
the lawn surrounding it, at Germantown
next Thursday, October 4th, beginning at 4
PM. II rainy it will be continued the ne Il
fair evening. Their object is to complete
paying TOR the furniture of the chapel, and
they earnestly solicit the generous patronage
of the public. This will defray the las; ex-
pense in the erection of this beautiful chapel
so that it will be dedicated about ten days
later without a subscription collection and
without debt.
The home Of Mr. Noah Bowman, near
Wheaton, this county, was on Wednesday
of last week entered and $l6 and silver
watch stolen Mr. Bowman lives alone and
was away from his house all day Wednes-
day. Upon his return he discovered a
pocket book which he had left under his
pillow and contained $llS, On the floor
His suspicious were aroused, and he made
an investigation, with the result that his
losses were discovered He came to Rock
vile and reported the matter to the author
ties aud brought his $1lS along and de
posted it in bank
The Young Mems Christian Association
of Poolesvil e will hold its regular praye
meeting for men and boys in the reading
room Friday night, September 2Sth, led by
Mr.. VIM. G Colt They will also hold I
gospel meeting IN the "Cedar Bend" schoo
house Sunday afternoon, September both
at 8 o'clock The service will be IN charge
OF Mr. Clarence Price, who will use Matt
7-2l %, Acts j. 10. AZ his subject. The regu
lar Sunday night meeting in the hall al
7:3O o'clock will be conducted by Mr.. DAME
W. Morningstar. We cordially invite all
Clarence Price, Secretary.
Owing to repairs upon the Rockville Meth
odst Church that congregation will be de
prived of It's edIdce lor meetings until abou
December In the meantime its Sunday
School and Epworth League meetings vii
be held 10 the store room formerly occupied
BY Frost Brothers, while its Sunday even
ing preaching services Will be conducted II
, the Disciples church, On sunday evening
next, however, owing TO the beginning OF
p protracted meeting at Potomac on that even
r ing, there will he no evening preaching ser
vice, but, instead, morning preaching ser
, vice, by Rev. J. II. Bathls, in the Btptl'
church at II A. NJ.
Familiarity with the prevailing standard
of etiquette gives a young man distln'
: advantage, and he who is sure that he know
is at ease and conforms automatically to $,
cial requirement. None can be perfect
department who has To stop To consider ho
things ought to be done. II man be gel
teman at heart the outs ari polish is easil
acqured-between manners and morals u
tie is intimate A true gentleman is simpl
unpretending, natural. He is courteol
and considerable, and has the personal di
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