Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1901-07-26
Eofal aud gersnual.
Town and Country.

Mr.. P. w. Hall, of Rockville, has for sale
10000 cabbage plants Of the best varieties.
The concert intended N be given at st.
Mary's church next Monday has been post.
poned.
Father Gaynor Is not responsible for the
report that he is to leave Rockville in few
weeks.
The annual picnic of st. Gabriel's church,
Great Falls, will take place on Wednesday,
August 7th.
Mr.. Braden Vandeventer, of Newport
New, Va, is visiting relatives and friends
in Rockville and vicinity.
At the st. Gabriel picnic, near Potomac,
August, 7th, music will be supplied by St
Gabriel's brass band of thirteen pieces.
For lice on stock, for all running sores,
for disnfectant and antiseptic, use "Anti.
vermine," for sale only at Fearon's Phar.
macy.
There will be game of base ball. Satur.
day, eth instant, at the Fair Grounds, be.
tween Rockville and U. s. Marines. Game
called at z. M.
Miss Eta Montgomery has been appoint
cd principal of the Jamestown school, and
Mr.. Trujean Aud principal OF the Ounce
Orchard school.
Died, at Layhill, this county, last week,
after short illness, Margaret M. E. Parker,
youngest daughter of Thos. @. and Bertha
o. Parker, aged 10 months.
A fine mare, the property of Mr.. Lee
Ricketts,, overseer OF the Aims House farm,
near this place, was killed by lightning on
Thursday night of last week.
Itch on human, mango on horses, dogs
and all stock cured in 80 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never fails
Sold by E +. Fearon, Rockville.
The contract for the new assembly hall at
Washington Grove has been awarded to
Messrs. Bounds & O'Brien, of Laurel, Md,
and ground will be broken this week.
The annual picnic for the benefit of St
Rose's Catholic Church, at Choppers, this
county, was held last week In the grove
large and handsome sum was realized
The directors of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad held meeting in New York on
Tuesday and declared semi annual divi-
dend of per cent on the preferred stock,
and 2 per cent on the common stock of the
company.
The ladies of the Mount Zion Baptist
church, near Beane postoff1ce, will hold
lawn party on the church grounds, Friday,
August 2nd, beginning at 6 p. M. Proceeds
for the benefit OF the church. Public cor,
daily invited.
The State Board of Law Examiners held
meeting on Thursday of last week and
announced the names of a large number of
young men who had passed a successful OK.
animation, among them being Mr. Thomas
M. Talbot, OF this town.
The devotional meeting OF the Rockville
Epworth League on next Sunday evening
will be conducted by Miss Carrie King and
Mrs Robert Andrews. There will be spe
cisl music and an interesting service. The
hour is p. NJ Come early.
The card OF Mr. A. l.. Sprinkle, jeweler
and Matchmaker, In another column, should
attract the attention of all who desire work
done In his line. He has been in business
here for several months, and from all we can
learn has given entire satisfaction.
1t is said that new public school build.
inc will liza TOD OF an
ty. The County Commissioners will APP
propriate $4,000, the School Commissioners
$500 and the old lot and building will be
sold 81 800 A new location has been pur-
chased
grand lawn party will he held on the
lawn OF Mr. James E. Williams, at Bnyd's,
Saturday, July q, commencing at 4 O'Clock,
proceeds for the benefit OF the Presby terrain
church. Fine music will be furnished by
Washington orchestra A cordial invitation
extended To every one.
About O'Clock Monday aft .rnoon Car
4O4 of the Metropolitan street railroad col
llded with the wagon of William Lochte, of
Bethesda, this county, at the crossing at 32d
street and Dumbarton avenue, Georgetown.
The wheel of the wagon was smashed, but
the driver escaped injury.
Mt X. + L. Smith, the newly elected pres
ident Of the Rockville Epworth League, has
invited the entire membership ot the senior
league to an informal gathering at his home
Just south OF the town on next Tuesday
July Both. A pleasant evening is assured
those members who shall be present.
The funeral of Mr.. Thomas E Benson, a
we'll known farmer, who resided near Lay
louisville, this county, took place on Satur.
day afternoon last. Mr.. Benson's death
was the result OF an accident on the previ-
Gus Thursday. While riding on load Ol
hay he fell 10 the ground, badly nluring his
spine, from the effect Of which he died in
ashort time. He was so years of age and
leaves a widow aud three children.
Frank Biggs, who rece .tly conducted al
ice cream parlOr at Glen Echo and who was
arrested several days ago upon the com
plint Of Frank Shorty, Washington con
tectloner, who charged him with false pre-
LENSES was given hearing here Saturday
before Justice OF the Peace Brewer. The
Justice decided that, 10 the absence of al
wrongful INTENT there was no ground FOL
criminal action ami the charge was dis
missed.
There will be Chinese $50 Hing" hell
IN the Y. M. q. A. reading room at Pooles
'lIle August Bird, followed by an illustrated
nIk on China, in the Baptist church. Re
Heshmenis will be served. The proceed
VIII he for the benefit Of the Poolesvill
Baptist church and missions 10 China
chinese curios. tea, sweetmeats. fans, silks
enbrolderies, shawls, Chinese drawn worn