Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1906-04-13
EuGal aud gersnual.
Town and Country.

Travilah Methodist Church on Easter Sun
day night, beginning at 7:3O O'Clock. All
are cordially invited.
A step in the right direction. Into the
retailers store-where Dolly Madison Shoes
are sold. You will be pleased with the
styles and prices.
A progressive euchre and dance will be
given in st. Johns Hall, Forest Glen, Md,
by the ladies and gentlemen Of the parish on
Tuesday evening. April gath, at o'clock.
All are invited.
Mr.. N. Frank Harriss, native of this
county and an aged ex-confederate soldier
was paralyzed upon his entire left side, on
Monday last, at the residence of his nephew,
Mr.. Buck Harrlss, near Potomac.
Mr.. and Mrs G. o. B. Cissel, of Wheaton,
have issued invitations to the marriage OF
their daughter, Miss Hilds Ridgely Cissel, to
Mr.. John @. Cissel on Wednesday, April
18th, at St. Johns Church, Forest Glen.
William Messer, aged 50 years, foreman
for F. Clements & Co., railroad contractors
at Dickerson, died there Monday night at
the home of James Wolfe, of consumption
He is the father of James A. Messer, OF
Washington.
The Rockville Town Council has ap-
pointed Thomas Vinson, John B. Brewer
and William E. Morgan judges for the town
election to be held on the first Monday in
May, when a Mayor and four Councilmen
will be chosen.
Mr. Zebedee Oliver Hines, 1907 Thirty
fourth street, and Miss Cora Leona Taylor,
1901 Prospect avenue. Washington, came to
Rockville on Thursday afternoon of last
week and were quietly married, the cere.
mony being performed by Rev. E. L. Woolf.
The K. of P. will give grand ball and
supper in their hall at Potomac, Md, on
Monday night, April 10Th. beginning at
O'Clock. There will be good music and
good order. The public is cordially invit-
ed. Committee.
Bruce Dreamer, aged 10 years, son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Dreamer, of Glen, was kicked
by colt recently and died on Wednesday
of last week. His funeral services took
place at Potomac Chapel last Friday morn.
ing, conducted by his teacher, Rev. F. t.
Griffith.
Mays Jewelry Store, In Rockville, has
been removed to the Higgins old store build
ing, few doors west OF the old stand, as
in the past year and half. Mr.. May will
repair your watches. clocks, jewelry, spec
prn IN, nd
give you square deal !"
The Free Methodist Church recently erect
ed at Layhill, this county, will be dedicated
Sunday, April 22nd, when all.day services
will be held. Rev. W. H. Clark, of Sara.
toga Springs, will preach the dedicatory ser.
mon and will have charge of the other SER
vices of the day. Rev. ]. W. Tamblyn. Of
Rockville, is pastor Of the church.
building there will be an entertainment held
In the Town Hall, at Poolesville, Md. on
Friday evening, April 9th, 1905. Doors
open at o'clock and the entertainment be-
gins at 8 o'clock. During the evening 1.-TWO
of Kind" and other farces will be played
ny lOCdl thiCuLs 81 u.s.
children under IA years. is cents.
The g. l. Club of Grace M. E. Church
South, Gaithersburg, will hold "Puritan
Tea" in the Masonic Hall, Tuesday, April
18th, 1906, beginning at O'Clock, P. M. A
bountiful supper will be served by mum.
Der of young ladies dressed like Priscilla of
old. Ice cream, cake, pies. fruits and home
made candies will be for sale. II raining
Tuesday night, the " Tea" will be held Wed.
nesday night.
MIR. Dick j. Crosby, of the Department
of Agriculture, Washington, by the invita-
ton of the president of the Civic League Of
Rockville gave very interesting talk in
Masonic Hall, on Friday evening last, In the
interest of the League to arouse enthusiasm
among the people Of Rockville 10 the work
of the organization. He suggested that the
. CO operation of the people could best be Sc
cured through the county press.
On Easter Monday, In the Poolesvile
town hall, the young people will give the
darkey play. "Out of Sight or "a Black
Triumph" This play portrays the original
character of the negro and the curtain raiser
"The Upper Ten Thousand" shows him 10
his changed or aristocratic state. Two quar-.
tettes (male and female) will sing the old
familiar songs, and also some Of the --latest
popular ones. The play begins at 7:30 p NJ
Proceeds for the benefit of the base ball team
Admission, SO cents.
Miss Sadie Duvall, daughter of Mr.. James
Duvall, farmer residing near the village
of Woodfeld. this county, committed sui
eide on Thursday Of last week by hanging
herself with horse halter in her fathers
barn. The suicide was due, it is supposed
to worry over the death of her mother, which
occurred about six months ago. The young
woman had prepared dinner for the family
having everything in readiness, and then
went to the barn and committed the rash act
Upon coming home to dinner her father di 8
covered her lifeless body. She was eighteen
years of age.
The Maryland Club of Washington anC
Lee University, of Lexington, Va, held it
banquet on the night OF April End. Al
elaborate menu was served by the Hote
Lexington. The table was tastefully deco
rated in Maryland colors. Covers were
laid for fifteen The master of toasts was
Mr.. W. F. Railing, of Frederick. Toast
were responded to as follows: "Base Bal
Team of 1906" by L. A. Toms, of Fred
erick; Maryland" by j. d. Zentmyer, o
Halfway; washington and Lee" by Leo
Weinburg, of Frederick; "Marylanders a
W. and L." by Il. B. Benson, of Grilton
"The Maryland Club" by E. Fl. Deets, O
Ciarkshnrp The MarvIand Climb thia zoo