Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1904-07-01
Eutal aud gersui1al.
Town and Country.

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much better.
The annual Camp Meeting at Washing
ton Grove will be held July 18th to Goth
July Goth will be Epworth League day.
The Burden Bearer Circle of the Kings
Daughters will meet with Mrs. John Brewer
on Tuesday, July 9th, at 1880 A. M.
At meeting Of the Council OF Glen Echo
held last week, Mr.. Thomas NJ. Talbot, Of
this town, was elected attorney to the board
Mr.. L. Baker Nicholson, a well.known
citizen of the county, is reported Ill ct his
home At Dickerson, suffering from heart and
lung affection.
MIR. James Clark, of Potomac, and Miss
Algie O. Lswton, of Seneca, were married
in Rockville last week by Rev. Thomas ]
Packard at the home OF the minister.
The regular monthly meeting of the Loyal
Temperance Legion will be held at the Bap.
tist Church on Sunday afternoon. July Srd,
at $3.50 o'clock. All are invited to attend.
Mr.. James Darby, for number of years
a resident of Boyd's, this county, died at
Montevue Hospital, in Frederick, last week.
of complication Of diseases, aged 90 years.
A large crowd witnessed the base ball
game at Glen Echo last Saturday afternoon
between the Trinity team of Washington
aud the Glen Echo team. Glen Echo won
by the score Of IL to2.
Standing upon a box picking cherries
from tree on the premises of Mrs. Harriet
Edmonston, near this place, on Thursday
evening Of last week, Mrs. Rose Baker fell
and broke one of the bones In the left fore
arm.
Last week Smith Hoyle, OF Boyd's, miller,
attempted to throw board across his mi H.
dam. and nail in the board caught in his |
wrist so firmly that the weight of the board |
threw him into the water. His arm was
badly lacerated.
The County Commissioners on Tuesday
passed an order directing their Clerk to have
a schedule OF fees for Constables prepa red
and printed and submitted to them at their
next meeting, a copy of the same to be mail.
ed to each Constable.
The young men of Glen Echo met last |
week and organized a volunteer FIRE CON-
pany, with twenty-five members. The town |
council will equip them with a reel and |
hose, and an effort will be made to procure |
other paraphernalia.
Only 81 to Frederick. Antietam (Keedys-
ville), and Hagerstown and return via Bal |
timore and Ohio Railroad on Sunday, July |
3rd. Special train leaves Rockville at 1886 |
A. M. An opportunity to spend all day
Sunday on historical grounds.
The ladies of the Methodist Church South,
at this place, gave an enjoyable lawn party !
at the Fair Grounds on Friday evening last.
The attendance was large and about sos were
realized. Two trolley car loads of persons
from the District Of Columbia were in at
tendance
Rev. W. @. Parrish, pastor of the Ep.
worth Methodist Church at Gsithersburg,
was married on Thursday evening Of last
week at Brookland, d. O., To Miss Annetta
M. Etz, of that place, at the home of the
bride. Rev. r. R. West, of Washington,
off1ciated.
The thirty-seventh annual session OF the
Maryland State Teachers Association will
be held at Ocean City, Md, on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, July 18th, 14th and
10Th. The evening session will be held at 8 |
O'Clock, the morning session on Thursday
and Friday at $50 o'clock.
Many improvements have been made at |
Washington Grove for the summer season.
Two new cottages have been erected on
Chestnut avenue by Messrs. Hunt and j H. |
Wilson. Several OF the cottages have been
enlarged and improved, and everything |
gives promise of a successful season.
Democratic National Convention at st.
Louis, Mo-, on July 9th, one fare for the
round trip via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. |
Tickets on sale July 3 to 5. inclusive, good |
returning leaving st. Louis not later than
fifteen days, including date of sale. Call |
on Ticket Agents for full Information.
The County Commissioners have passed
an order directing their Clerk to notify DR.. |
W. l.. Lewis, Secretary TO the Board OF
Health, to notify all vaccine physicians that
that their accounts will hereafter have TO
be made out In strict conformity to the law
by having the proper certificate and pro-
bate attached.
Information was received at Boyd's, this
n fha Of |
Sempers Wood, at Milford, Mass, in an au.
tomobile accident. Mr.. Wood married Miss
Octavia Byrne, Of Boyd's, daughter Of Mr.. |
and Mrs John w. Byrne. He had recently
purchased the automobile for his daughter.
Mrs. Woods relatives went TO Milford TO at.
tend the funeral.
The Mayor and Council Of Rockville and
Gen. George II. Harries, vice president of
the Washington and Rockville Electric Rail-
way, held a conference last week In regard
70 the remittance Of the cars into this town.
While nothing definite was accomplished, It
Is believed that the way was paved for the
adjustment Of the differences, and the early
extension OF traffic as far as the Court House
10 confidently looked for.
John A. KrAuse, understood to be the
manager OF the scenic railway, merry-go'
round and other amusements at Cabin John
Bridge, was arrested last week by Deputy
Sheriff James Beavers on the charge oil vio-
lating the Sunday law. 1t Is alleged that
he operated bis amusements al Cabin John
the previous Sunday afternoon. He was
taken before Justice W. +. Redden, who
required him 10 furnish security in the sum
Of $500 for his appearances Al the November
Term Of Court.
Mr.. Daniel b. Day, Of this town, and Miss
Annie II. Moran, OF Grafton, W. Va, were
married on Wednesday Of last week in the