Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-08-15
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ToWn and Country.

Town and Country.
A pretty little house and lot in Rockville
ia offered for sale cheap. See new ad.
Eastern College, Front Royal, Va is Of
fering more advantages at reasonable rates
than any other good school. Write for free
catalogue.
On Saturday, August 10th, game Of ball
will be played at Poolesville between the
Jacksonville and Poolesville teams, game to
begin at $3.50 P. M.
An exhibition of colts will be held in
Poolesville on Saturday, August 18th, at 2
Pm. All ages up to years, and advan.
tsge of the different breeds will be shown.
Died, on the 4th of August, Mrs. Julia B
Singleton, wife of Thomas D. Singleton, oil
Washington, d. G. On the 9th of August
the interment took place at Glenwood Gem
etery, in that city.
Mrs. A. H. Meigs will sell at public auc.
ton, at her late residence at Boyd's Station,
on Thursday, August 81, at o'clock P. NJ,
lot OF valuable personal property. Fol
particulars see handbills.
The vestry OF Zion Parish, embracing St.
Johns Church (Beltsville), st. Marks Chapel
Montgomery county, and the chapel at Col.
lege Park, has rendered call to Rev. Mr..
La Roache, OF St. Mary's county.
The Gaithersburg Sunday School of the
NJ. E. Church South will go TO Cabin John
on Wednesday, August Goth. Special car
will leave Rockville about 9 A. NJ. Other
Sunday Schools invited to join them.
Cromelin Lodge, &. OF p, will hold their
annual grand pic.n in Harrison's grove,
near Potomac, this county, on Wednesday,
August Goth. There will be potatoe race,
game of base ball, and other amusements.
Mrs. Mary E. Grady, wife OF Mr.. John D.
Grady, of Burtonsville, died on Thursday
afternoon OF last week at her home, at that
place, of typhoid fever. Mrs. Grady had
been ill for several weeks. She leaves q
husband and seven children.
The Bennett Medicine Company, of Nor
performances on the vacant lot next to the
Town Hall. The show is chaste, refined
and up-to-date. All are invited to attend
Eyes tested during the day free.
On the evening of August Goth the Y. P .
s. G. E, of Boyd's Presbyterian Church,
will hold their annual lawn party, com
mencing at 3 P. M. Among the amuse.
ments expected is band of music, base
ball, wheelbarrow and sack races. Come
and spend pleasant evening with US. II
stormy, the next evening. COMMITTEE
The remains of Mr.. Martin Thompson, of
Darnestown, this county, who died August
9TH, aged n years, were inferred Sunday
afternoon last. He leaves three sons-Oliver
W. Thompson, of Boyd's; Lewis F. Thomp,
son, of Jamestown, and E. A. Thompson,
of Rockville, and two daughters, Mrs. Philip
Reid and Mrs. Lewis Reid, of Jamestown.
While crossing Seventh street, near Louis.
lana, Washington, Tuesday afternoon, at 8
O'clock, Mrs. M. j. Colley, of this place, was
knocked down by a young negro riding a
bicycle She received cut on the arm and
her knee was badly injured. The negro
rode away rapidly after the accident and
has avoided arrest by thus concealing bis
identity.
A dispatch from Ellicott City, Md, dated
18th instant, says A telegram was received
here to-day from Ashton, Pa, announcing
the death from smallpox of Mrs. Ella Sho-
walter, wife of d. F. Showalter, of that town.
Her former home was at Rockville, Md, but
she was married in Ellicott City last Christ
mas She was Miss Burriss and her relatives
still live here
A tournament and pic mic for the benefit
Of St. Peters Catholic Church will be held
in Waters grove, near OlneY, this county,
on Tuesday, August 10Th. Dinner and sup
per served on the grounds. Ice cream and
refreshments. Music and dancing. Base
ball in the forenoon The tournament for
professionals and amateurs will begin at
100 p. NJ. Cash prizes to the successful
riders
The second annual show of the Prabran
and Southern Districts Poultry and Dog
Society opened on June 90 at Melbourne,
Australia. Over 1900 fowls, dogs, pigeons,
canares and other birds were exhibited.
The display was excellent in all sections,
and a large number of visitors attended the
show. The display of dogs was large, and
Mr.. William B. Veirs, formerly of this coun-
y, was aw ufded first and second prizes for
iordon Settlers with brace Of typical dogs
Some time ago John Knott, of Washing
IN, swoTe out an aggregate Of thirty war
rants against the Bobinger Brothers, pro
prietors Of the Cabin John Hotel, charging
them with violating the local option law
and with conducting gambling devices. The
cases came up for hearing Monday after
noon before Justice Of Peace Mahlon t.
Austin. The accused we're on hand, but
the prosecuting witness failed to put in an
appearance, and the charges were dismissed.
Articles of incorporation Of the Kenslng'
ton Railway Company of Montgomery coun'
ty were filed In the office of the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court for this county, on August
18th, 1902. The incorporators are Brainard
II. Warner, William NJ. Terrell, John W.
Townsend, Walter A. johnson and Charles
W. Prettyman. The object and purpose oil
the Incorporation is to build railway from
Chevy Chase Lake TO the town Of Garrett
Park and to point on the turnpike road
leading from Brookeville TO Washington, al
or near Wheaton post office, by and through
the town Of Kensngton.
Saturday afternoon last John Grusendor
and Jacob Young, of Germantown, wer'
tried before Justice Norris, of Boyds, FOL
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