Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-01-31
DarnestOwn District Items

OarnestOwn District Items.
A very enjoyable recital was given at tn
Andrew Small Academy on Friday, Janu
airy oath, at 7;9O P. M. The stage was hand
somely decorated with crowloot, potteC
plants and cut flowers, while numerous en-
cravings adorned the walls. There was
large attendance of parents and friends o.
the music class, who much enioyed the
good music The pupils all acquitted them
selves admirably, showing patient endeavol
on their part and earnest attention on the
part of their talented and able teacher, Mis-:
Lora Is. Friday. After the exercises were
over DIR. Stone made a few humorous and
appropriate remarks, and the assemblage
dispersed, well pleased with their evenings
entertainment, The following program was
rendered:
Chorus, The Little Tin Soldier, by music
class; Piano duet, Traversty Gallop, Misses
Ward and Friday Piano solo, Impromptu
Mazurka, Eva Beall Piano Duet, A Cradle
Song and Flower Song, Nette and Mamie
Ward; Chorus, jolly Boys, H. Maurice
Reading, John Henderson, Thomas Pur
dun, Edward Deets; Piano duet, Flag OF
Honor, Bessie and Eva Beall Piano solo,
Glissando Mazurka, Mamie Ward Piano
duet, Overture to Tampa, Misses Friday
and Andrews; Piano solo, Waltz, Bessie
Beall; Violin and mandolin duet, Be Mine,
Miss Friday and Earl Wall; Piano solo,
Spring Song and Danse des Sylphines, Vir-
ginia Andrews; Reading, Mrs. Il. Andrews,
selected; Piano solo, Miss Friday, selected !;
Chorus, Day Dreams, music class; Address
by DIR. Stone.
The ice went out of the Potomac river
very quietly. At one time it was piled up
on the dam at Seneca, in several places, as
high as house and presented wild and
weird sight.
Miss Mary Tschiffey has returned from a
pleasant visit to Washington.
Miss Lula NJ. Windsor is still ENJOYING
the delights of city life and will go to Bati.
more next.
Jan. rs, 1902. YoLANDE.
Sligo Items.
Mr.. Elijah Leizear has secured position
at Annapolis as bill clerk.
Mr.. Samuel H. Jones, who has served as
Deputy Sheriff for this district for many
years, is confined to his home with com
plication of diseases. Mr.. William Childs
is also confined to his bed with the grippe.
Mrs. Mary Z. Cissel, widow of Samuel
Cissel, died last Friday night, alter an illness
OF three months Of consumption, and was
inferred at Grace Church cemetery Monday
afternoon. Rev. Mr.. Baker performed the
last sad rites. Mrs. Cis,e left no children,
and William Anderson, an adopted sou, will
inherit the estate, 1t being wiled to him at
her death.
fine greyhound belonging to Mr.. Bon
lell, of Burnt Mills, was bitten some time
since by u dog supposed to be mad, aud was
attacked last Sunday night with hydropho
Oia. DR.. Brown pronounced it a case of
hat disease and the dog was shot No other
An oyster supper will be given at Wood.
nde Methodist Church next Tuesd ~, Feb
uary 4th, beginning at 8 o'clock p. NJ, for
he benefit of the church. All the friends
IRE invited, as a good meal of fine Chesa-
'eake Bay oysters, and also good supper,
will be provided by the ladies' of the con.
,regation.
The new residences Of Judge S. d. Wa
ers and Mr.. Gist Blair are near completion. |
Since Senator Jones introduced his bill to |
eleve Rockville and Bethesda districts of |
he additional tax paid for the Rockville and |
teorgetown pike, again the agitation Of free
bikes is revived in Oney, Coesvile and |
" heaton districts. Let US do away with
oil roads and give US free pixies and good |
public roads.
Jan. %, 1902. LEX SCRIPTI.