Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-07-19
Yufal aud gersnual.
Town and Country.


weeks duration.
Worth knowlng-lhe reputation and el
perience of forty years Is back of each pal
of Dolly Madison Shoes.
Lost, a pair Of eye glasses, nickle rims.
suitable reward will be given il left at tn
residence of DR.. E. Anderson, Rockville.
The Rockville and Kensington teams will
play game OF base ball at the Fair Ground
here on Saturday afternoon at 4:45 O'Clock
Rev. r. A. Smith will give an illustrated
lecture at GAINESVILLE next Saturday night
July Goth, on travels in the Holy Land ,
VIM Irwin Brooke, Of this town, has en-
tered suit in Warrington Court for
divorce from his wife. He charges her will
lnfdelity.
The Montgomery County Museum will
be open to the public every Thursday dur
ing the summer from 10 A. M. to 1870 P. NJ.
beginning July 4th. Admission, 10 cents
wv. Emmert bought his first car of new
wheat last Friday. When ready to sell
write him at 1891 F street north west, Wash
ington, DC. Will give you best cash price
aboard the cars.
Baltimore and Ohio Excursion on Sun.
day, July 81, 500 to Harper's Ferry and
Martinsburg and return; $1.35 to Berkeley
Springs and return $500 to Cumberland
and return. Special train leaves Rockville
at s:46 A. M.
The Republican State Central Committee
for this county has decided to hold the
county convention at Rockville on Monday
August 18th. Delegates to the convention
will be chosen at the primary election to be
held the last Saturday in July.
The public school building to be erected
at Woodside, this county, is to cost $4,000.
The amount is to be raised by neighborhood
donations and $4,000 of it has been con
tributed by Mr.. Cassidy, principal of the
aourishing female school at Forest Glen.
On Tuesday last Magistrate Clifford Ii.
Robertson imposed fine of $50 on Dickson
G. Walker, of Towson, Baltimore county, for
violation of the municipal law of Glen Echo
by overspeeding an automobile. The case
was appealed to the Circuit Court here and
will be tried next November
The marriage of Miss Ethel M. Griffith,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Griffith, of
Jamestown, and Mr.. HARDWOOD F. Mullikn,
OF Baltimore, took place at O'Clock last
Saturday evening at the home of the BRIDE
The officiating minister was Rev. Walter H .
Stone, of Jamestown Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mullikin left for an extended
trip.
Come one, come all, to the annual meet
Ing of the Anti-Saloon League Wednesday,
August 14th, at Washington Grove. Good
Templars will be present and delegates from
all temperance societies. Browningsville
band will give music that will satisfy every
body. Basket picnic. Lunch can be pur
chased on the grounds. Speakers. will be
announced later.
Mr. VIM. f. Trail, of near Goshen, this
county, and former resident of German
town, died last Sunday while visiting his
nephew, Frank Davis, near GAINESVILLE. He
was buried Tuesday in the Presbyterian
cemetery at Neelsville. Mr.. Trail was at
one time very portlY man, but in late years
had gradually lost his flesh SO rapidly that it
weakened him and caused his death. He
was in his fifty-sixth year. He is survived
by daughter and two sons.
The grand jury of the District of Coum.
bia last week indicted Thomas X. Martin, a
member of the former real estate firm of
Martin Bros, of Washington, whose anan =
cial transactions are now being reviewed
in the Bankruptcy Court. The indictment
charges the forgery OF four notes, two of
$500 each and two of $1,000 each, and the
passing of the notes on VIM. W. Kinsley.
Martin is now confined in a sanitarium
in Maryland as insane, lunacy proceedings
having been taken in that Jurisdiction.
A Waterman has been placed at the inter
section of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
tracks and the Baltimore road, this town.
At the last session Of the Legislature law
was enacted requiring the company to place
Waterman there, but the law failed TO pro-
vide penalty. Several weeks ago the Rock
vile Town Council notified the railway
officials that unless a Waterman was placed
there an ordinance would be passed limit
ing the speed of trains within the corporate
limits of the town to six miles an hour.
The archdeaconry OF Montgomery and
Prince Georges counties held special ses
sion in Christ Episcopal Church here last
Friday. The ministers present were Arch
deacon @. j. LaRoche, Revs. Thomas Dun.
can, Thomas j. Packard, II. G. Parkmsn,
George II. McGrew, w. J. Williams, Wal
ter p. Griggs and Bowyer Stewart. Messrs
Walter Reid and Charles T. Warner were
the laymen in attendance. The session was
devoted TO the work OF the church and the
raising OF money for diocesan missions. All
present were entertained at luncheon by the
ladies Of the congregatio
The Washington Posfs enterprising
Jamestown voting contest opened last March
and closed July 1st. The papers OF each
edition contained the "votes." The prizes
offered were ten days trip to the James.
town Exhibition free of all expense to the
winners and cash money. One hundred
prizes were offered, including eleven cash
prizes, the highest amount in the latter class
being 800, and 1t was won by Miss Nan
ME Whiting, OF Virginia, with 500 ,O9S votes
The contest was open to Washington City
Alexandria City and County. Loudoun,
and Fairfax Counties, Va, Charles. Prince
Georges and Montgomery Counties, Md.
10 all 100000 votes were cast. The
Jamestown prize for this county was won
by Robert Higgins, son Of Mr.. John ]. Hig
gins, of this to&n, with 72947 votes.
Rear Admiral James Hoban Sands, for