Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-07-29
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Town and Country.

cts. gallon; Oscar L. johnson, Rockville.
The Burden Bearer Circle OF the King
Daughters will meet with Mrs. M. A. Ha
ON Tuesday, August End, at 1890 A. M.
Married, on July Goth, 1904, by Father {
o. Rosensteel, of Forest Glen, this county
Mr.. Kendall A. O'Dwyer and Miss Alic
M. Holmead.
Rev. T. d. Richards, OF Germantown
this county, has been elected member {
the Board of Directors OF the Mountal
Lake Park Association, of Maryland.
There will be game OF base ball at tn
Fair Grounds on Saturday, July 30th, be
tween the Rockville and Kensington teams
The game will be called at o'clock.
The Mt Zion Baptist Church Sunds
School will have pic mic at Beane, Thurs
day, August 4th, beginning at Q P. M. ;, con
timing to some time in the night. A fire.
treat will be given the Sunday School. Re
freshments for sale.
In q well-plaYed and interesting contes
at the Fair Grounds here last Saturday after
noon the National base ball team of th,
Royal Arcanum League, Washington, ad
ministered defeat to the Rockville team b,
the score oil 4 to 3.
Mrs. Elizabeth Houser, wife of Mr.. Lev
Houser, died last Saturday morning at hel
home near Potomac, this county, aged 81
years. She suffered a stroke OF paralysis
Friday morning. Her husband, five SOM
and three daughters survive her.
The Valley View base ball club will hold
its annual picnic in the grove of Mr. j
v. Vanhorne, Colesville, this county, on
August 10, commencing at 10 o'clock. Re.
freshments served on the grounds. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
Only 20 to Cumberland and return; only
81 to Harper's Ferry and Martinsburg and
return via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad on
Sunday, July 3lst. Special train leaves
Rockville at 1881 A. M. Beautiful scenery
en- route. Most delightful season in the
mountains.
Lawrence, young son of Mr. VIM. F.
Rinehart, of Washington, and formerly of
Boyd's, Was injured at Germantown while
playing with pulley that ran rope into
hayoit The boys hand was caught between
the pulley and the rope, causing a very
painful injury.
Katherine West, young negro woman,
who resides a short distance from this town,
retired in apparent good health last Satur-
day night and has since been sound asleep.
Despite repeated efforts of physician and
Others to revive her, she has continued to
slumber and breathes regularly.
The Travilah Coruet Band will give a
grand picnic IN Mr.. Thomas II. Offutts
grove, at Travllah, on Saturday, July Both,
1904 Dancing afternoon and evening. All
kinds of games and amusements. Public
cordially invited. Music by the far. famed
Traviah Orchestra. Meals and refreshments
at reasonable rates.
Mr. Clarence Spencer Bean and Miss Ethel
Whip, both OF this vicinity, were quietly
married Monday evening by Rev. W. F.
Locke, the pastor of the Methodist Church
South. The ceremony took place at the
home of the minister. The bride is a daugh.
ter Of Mr.. w. Calvin Whlpp. The couple
will reside at Tenallytown.
Parents having daughters TO educate, and
wishing TO secure the services Of competent
teachers, should not fail to read the card Of
Brlarley Hall Seminary, iL another column.
This school for young ladies aud little girls
has been in existence in our county Tor a
long number of years, and during that time
has grown In popularity and usefulness.
Mrs. Mary A. Skillman, vile OF Mr. VIM.
Skillmsn, of this place, died suddenly on
Friday night last at Springfield Hospital,
aged 70 years. Besides her husband she
leaves three children by former a husband,
Is follows; Charles 5. Lodge, of New York
city; Mrs Ida DE Lisle, OF st. Louis, and
Mrs. Jennie Madden, OF Muscatine, Iowa.
The finishing touches are being placed
upon the Methodist Episcopal Church South
of Germantown, which has been in course
Of construction for several months and bs.
cost about $4,000. 1t is anticipated that a
deficiency of $3.50 10 the cost will be fully
met by Sunday, August 2lst, and that date
has been selected for the dedication services
Rev. W. G. Smith is pastor OF the church.
Mayor Elias Price, of Poolesville, this coun
ty, died at bis home there last sunday ailer.
noon after an illness of five weeks with heart
trouble. He was wel-known merchant
and WAS q Confederate veteran, having
served in Col. Elijah Whites battalion of
Virginia. He lost leg in battle at Parker's
Store, Va. He Is survived by a widow and
seven children. He was about 90 years old
The members of the Bethel NJ. p. Church,
Montgomery Circuit, will give their annual
pic mic In Mr. Logs grove, opposite the
church, on the road leading from Lewisdale
To Clarksburg, August 9th. beginning at 12
O'Clock, sharp. There will be a program
In music and recitAtions rendered, and also
bome kOOu Dauu pIuNluou LOT tue OCCASION I.
Proceeds Tor Bethel Church. Everybody
welcome.
The members Of the Shiloh NJ. T.. Church,
Montgomery Circuit, will give their annual
picnic in Pearre's grove, about half mile
from the church, on August 18th, lasting all
day. Local talent will provide for recita-
tons and music, beside good band will be
provided. Rev. X q. StrAusburg, former
pastor, is expected 10 be present and make
an address The public Is invited To come
and help.
At recent commencement OF the Uni.
Versity Of the South, at Sewanee, Tenn, the
degree OF Doctor Of Divinity was conferred
upon Rev. Thomas j. Packard, rector Of
Christ Episcopal Church, this place. DIR.
Packard has long been prominent 10 the
councils Of his church, and at the general