Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1905-06-23
Tueal aud gersuuaI.
Town and Country.

Ella |. Poole her house and lot on Montgom-
cry Avenue, this town, for $1loO.
The thirty eighth annual meeting Of the
MARYLAND State Teachers Association will
he held at the Blue Mountain House, Nd,
ON July 18th, 18th, 18th and 14th, 1905.
Miss Kate G. Holmes, of Washington, D.
@ has lately purchased the L. L. Kicker
son mill property on Watts Branch, about
one and a half miles from this town at
$1,000.
Mrs. Annie E. Trundle, of Galthersburg,
has contracted with Mr.. E. Garrett Linthl-
cum, of Urbana, for the erection Of large
modern barn on her farm near Goshen. II
ia TO cost about $s,60O.
The State Board of Education at a special
meeting last Friday elected DR.. George W !.
Ward, Of Western Maryland College, to be
Superintendent of the State Normal School,
to succeed Mr.. E. B. Prettyman.
Mr.. John Cooper, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Cooper, former popular residents of
this town, was ordained priest In the
Church of 81. John Lateran, Rome, by Gar.
dinal Risplghi, Vicar of Rome, on June
18th, 1905.
At Poolesvile on Friday last a large
crowd attended the second base ball game
between Hyattstown and Poolesville, the
Poolesvile team again losing to Hyatts
town by the score Of TO 4. The game
throughout was exciting.
Only 81 to Harper's Ferry, Charlestown
and Winchester and return via Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad on Sunday, June 25th
Special train will leave Rockville at 90s
A. N. An opportunity to spend all day
Sunday on historical grounds.
At the late commencement of Richmond
College, James Edwin Lodge, second son of
DR.. L. Lodge, of Galthersburg, graduated
B. A. with distinguished honor, having been
class orator, and receiving the $25 gold medal
offered the best writer in college.
Sheriff Williams brought to jail Saturday
the colored man, Hull, wanted on the charge
OF forging an order for goods on the store Of
James W. Reed The Frederick county
authorities made the arrest and delivered
him to Sheriff Williams at Frederick.
Mr.. and Mrs, Benjamin H. Miller, DR..
and Mrs. Magruder and Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
W Moore, OF Sandy Spring neighborhood,
have gone to Portland, Oregon, TO visit the
exposition. They will also visit California,
and expect to be gone until the first Of Sep
ember.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mowatt, of College
Park, Md, have issued invitations to the
marriage of their daughter, Mary Mowatt,
and Mr.. Elmore Power, son of Mr.. John q.
Power, of Derwood, this county, the cere-
mony to take place on Thursday evening,
June 29lh, at $50 O'Clock.
On Tuesday last, in Washington city, Mas
Delma A. Dutrow, of Hyattstown, daugh-
ter of P. G. Dutrow, and Harry l.. Willard,
Of Poolesvlle, son of Joseph Willard, were
married at the parsonage OF the Whitney
Avenue Christian Church, of which Rev.
Claude G. Jones is pastor. The newly mar
ried couple left for Atlantic City, for week,
but will return to Poolesville, where they
will make their home.
After being q fugitive from justice for
nearly year, John Kicks, colored' was ar
rested in Washington few days ago upon
the charge of seriously cutting VIM. Davis
also colored, at Tobytown, this county. He
was given hearing here Tuesday before
Justice of the Peace Brewer, and In default
of bail In the sum of 5000, was committed TO
ia,l 10 swait the action Of the grand jury.
Il was represented at the bearing that Davis
was badly cut.
A business meeting of the Baptist Young
Peoples Union, of this town, was held at the
residence Of DR.. Lewis last Friday evening.
The meeting was called to order by the presi-
dent, Mr.. Geo. Davis. Officers for the next
six months we're elected, as follows; Presi-
dent, G. Norman Bouic; first vice president,
S.A. Lehman; second vice-president, Miss
Beulah White; third vice-presldent, Mrs.
George q. Lewis; secretary, Mrs. George
L. Lewis; treasurer, Mrs. K. V. Robey.
The case of W b. Burdette against the
Election Supervisors Tor this county, con-
testing the validity Of the local primary cleo
ton law passed at the session OF the Mary
land Legislature OF 1904, Is on trial In the
Circuit Court here as we go to press Thurs
day afternoon. An examination OF Dele
gate Walter A. Johnston, and Clerks A. j.
Almoney OF the Senate and Smith oil the
House was made, which concluded the tes-
tmony, was followed by the argument OF
the attorneys.
Rev. f. I. Griffith and family, OF Poto-
mac, are spending the summer with his
father, Capt. F. A. Griffith, and sister, Miss
S.A. Griffith, at their home at Friendship,
Anne Arundel county, Md, near Chess-
peake Beach Misses Mary and Katie Grif'
fifth have returned from Western Maryland
College and are also visiting their grand
father. They are said to have made excel
lent standing at college. Miss Mary was
one of four to make an average Of nearly 100
DER cent, and she tied with the leader OF the
Sophomore class in some studies, and won
honorable mention" ut COMMENCEMENT.
Raw. James T. Marshall, pastor Of the
Warner Memorial Presbyterian Church, ct
Remington, this county, has received, and
II is stated will accept, call TO the Second
Presbyterian Church at Oak Park, ILL.,, one
of Chlcaqo's wealthiest suburbs. While
the members Of his congregation and the
community at large will regret his accept
Ance Of the call, on account of the loss OF q
faithful and efficient pastor and good citi'
zen, they realize that the call presents
much merited advancement, besides open
ing up larger fields Of usefulness TO Mr.
Marshall.
The Executive Committee Of the Rockville
Woman's Club has announced the appoint
ment Of the following committees. Calen