Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-07-15

Town and Country.


Oscar L. johnson, Rockville.
Mrs. Alice Wallace, of Seneca, fell one
dav last week and broke her leg.
Col. VIM. G. Gunnell, We are informed,
ia living III at his home, Seneca, this county.
Mr.P.E. Waters, merchant at German
town, will erect there q fine store.hou to
cost about $500.
Mr.. Alex. Stang has been appointed as
slstant agent for the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad at Germantown.
During the storm on Tuesday last light
ming struck the barn Mr.. VIM. Jones, neal
Dlckerson, this county.
The Rockville base ball team will play
the strong Wheaton team al the Fair
Grounds. Saturday, July 10Th. The game
will be called at o'clock sharp
VIM. T. Mobley, resident OF Ken Gar
this county, died on Monday OF an affection
of the lungs, aged % years. His illness was
of long duration. He leaves q widow and
one child.
Mr., Edward l.. Reed, residing near Coles
vile, this county, was quietly married re.
Gently, in Washington, to Miss Bessie M.
Tucker, of Linden, Rev. F. M. Bristol off.
Chatting.
Miss Mona Thompson, daughter OF Mrs.
Edward Anderson, of this town, is visiting
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. She
expects to remain in st. Louis until some
time in August.
Gov. Warfield has appointed Messrs. Car
Son Hyatt, j. q. Pearre and VIM. H. Page
deputy game wardens for this county, and
their commissions have been received by the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
Mr.. John I. Carlin, of Slidell, this county,
was paralyzed Sunday while sitting In his
chair at home. He was attacked on the
right side. He is able to sit up, but his ad-
vanced years may make his case serious.
The annual Lawn Fete for the benefit Of
st. Mary's Catholic Church, Rockville, will
be held on the grounds adjoining the church
on Wednesday anu Thursday, July 10th
21st, commencing at P. NJ. Supper and
refreshments served.
On Wednesday Of last week Mr.. Eli
Cooley, a young farmer living near Darnes-
town, and Miss Effle A. Mills, Of the same
locality, went to Washington and were mar
ried there by the Rev. Thomas B. Gay, Of
the NJ. E. Church.
Only 81 to Harper's Ferry, Charlestown
and Winchester and return via Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad on Sunday, July nth.
Special train will leave Rockville al 9:08 A.
M. An opportunity to spend all day Sun
day on historical grounds.
After short illness Mrs. Nellie Kendall,
wife OF Cabel Kendall, died at her home, at
Germantown, last Sunday morning, aged So
years. She was the daughter Of the late
James Carter. A widower and Eve children
survive.
The ladies' OF the Mt. Lebanon Methodist
Protestant Chuch, Montgomery Circuit, will
hold a lawn party for the benefit of the
church on July 18th, beginning at 5 P. NJ.
The public ia invited to attend. Benz. A..
Bryan, Pastor.
A grand festival and picnic for the bene-
At OF 81. Peters Catholic Church will be
held at Olney, this county, on Thursday,
July 2Sth. The various amusements will
consist of base ball, sack race, tug OF war,
etc. Dinner, supper and refreshments will
be served on the grounds.
Mr.. NJ. Walton Hendry, son of Mr.. [. s.
Hendry, OF Bethesda district, this county,
and last years graduate of Johns Hopkins
University, has been appointed by the Board
of Education, after competitive examlna'
ton, Instructor of Latin and Greek 10 the
High School of Camden, New Jersey.
Only a partial agreement between the
electric railroad authorities and the Town
Council of Rockville as to the running OF
the cars to the Court House has been reach
ed Though, we are informed by Mayor
II. W. Talbot, the probability is that the
cars will be in town 10 the next two or three
weeks.
The Travllah Cornet Band will give
grand picnic in Mr.. Thomas II. Offun's
grove, at TravIlsh, on Saturday, July 30th,
1904 Dancing afternoon and evening. All
kinds of games and amusements. Public
cordially Invited. Music by the far famed
Trayilsh Orchestra. Meals and refreshments
at reasonable rates.
The GAINESVILLE picnic for the benefit Of
st. Mary's Catholic Church, that place, will
be held on "Wednesday, July 10th. A riding
tournament will take place in the morning
at 10 O'Clock. During the day the other
amusements and features that have made
this picnic so popular and successful will
be held. All cordially invited.
A series OF protracted "Bush Meetings
will be held for two weeks 10 Pearre's grove
half mile below Shiloh Church, beginning
July 18th, at 8 o'clock, P. NJ. The follow
ing brethren will assist: Revs 7. q. Micha
and Q. M. Yost, Clarksburg; Rev. b. II
Winston and his brother, (also q minister,
Rockville; Rev. ]. A. Wright, Kemptown
and Rev. G. j. Hill, New Market.
A tournament and picnic for the bene6
of 81. Gabriel's Catholic Church will be he'll
In Cases grove, near Potomac, this county
on Wednesday, August 3rd, 1904. Valu
able prizes TO the successful knights. Din
ner, supper, ice cream aud other refresh
ments served on the grounds. The tourna
ment begins at O'Clock, T. M music D
st. Gabriel's Cornet Band. Public cordial
invited 70 attend.
The Gaithersburg Milling and Manuiac
turing Company have contracted with In
Wolf Co. 70 reiurnish their mill building
Derwood with a complete line Of moder
-four and meal machinery, which, Whe
completed, will give them fine up'to'dA
mill Early in the fall they will make acol
tract for a large -four mill al Gaithersbur