Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1911-08-25
local aud Rersuual.
rn,sn and Country.

Barnesville Baptist Sunday School viii
mold its annual Sunday School treat Satur-
day at the church grove.
The Woman's Club of Poolesville will
hold lawn fete and luncheon on the
Town Hall green on Tuesday, August 20
Proceeds to 90 towards lighting the town
Baltimore and Ohio excursion on Sunday
August 27, $100 to Harper's Ferry and
Msrtinsburg and return $l.35 to Berkeley
Strings and return; $500 to Cumberland
and return. Special train leaves Rockville
at 846 A. M.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Miller passed through
here on Thursday of last week on 0,000-
mile bicycle tour. They started from To-
ronto. Canada, June 3rd, and have COM
Melted $500 miles. They must complete
the distance in a year to win a prize OF
$1,000.
The Bible Class of Rockville is arranging
for a rest room at the Montgomery County
Fair, where tired women and children, or
those who feel i'll, can take refuge and find
auiet and care. All who come will find a
welcome and comfort in furnished room
under the grand stand free of any charge.
Kensington took the lead in the Mont
oomery County Base Ball League by de-
featine Gaithersburg on the latters grounds
last Saturday afternoon, IL to S. By de-
featine Rockville at the Fair Grounds here
Saturday afternoon 6 to 2. Garrett Park
scored its first victory in the league, having
previously lost five straight games.
Prof. Willis L. Moore finished marketing
last week the first lot of peaches grown
upon his farm, near this town, in 1911.
The crop was gathered from $50 trees and
brought Prof Moore $1,000. The market
ine of his later crop will be begun on Mon
day next and the returns from it are ex-
pected to be in excess of those of the
former crop.
Miss Vireie f. Price, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Daniel W. Price. of Kings Valley, this
county, and Mr.. Robey H. Brown. of the
same locality, were married last week at
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Rev Thomas S. Davis, pastor of the Clarks-
burg NJ f. Church. The ceremony took
place at the home of the minister in the
presence of small company of friends
and relatives of the couple
A large delegation of citizens from Chevy
Chase, Friendship Heights, Somerset, Drum
mond, Bethesda and Woodmont, of this
county, appeared before the county COM
missoners on Tuesday last and asked as
sstance from the board, under a recently
enacted law, to convey the sewage from
river, The present sewage system of these
towns has been officially condemned. Their
request was promised serious consideration.
The picnics recently held at GAINESVILLE
and Choppers under the management of
Father George b. Harrington. assisted by
the ladies' and gentlemen of his congrega-
tons, were attended with great success and
awarded prizes to the following named
PERSONS Mr.. M. S. Carlin won a handsome
gold watch; Mr.. C. G. Dixon. set of har-
ness Mr.. Nicholas Monard, a handsome
ring; Miss Anna Frances Small hand
some ring DR.. John Rome, handsome
watch Mr.. d. w. Baker, set of harness.
The annual all-day meeting of the Lay
louisville Circuit will take place at Laytons-
vile on August 26th. 1911 Morning service
will begin at Il o'clock Preaching by the
Rev j. l. Winger. At O'Clock, p. NJ, DR..
j. ". R. Sumwalt will preach, after which
the second Quarterly Conference will be
held. Dinner and supper will be served by
the Willing Workers Society. Other sea-
sOnable refreshments will also be for sale.
Proceeds for the church repair fund. Base
ball at 4 O'Clock, p M. Come one. come
all; come great and small, to our all-day
meeting Committee.
Prof Earle B. Wood. county superin-
tendent of public schools. has announced
the appointment of the following teachers:
Miss Helen Riggs. principal of school at
Avery, Miss Myrtle Sponseller, assistant
at Germantown; Miss Margaret GLAND,
principal at Oakland Miss Griffith CHS
well, principal at Burdette; Miss Viola
Gilss, principal at Wood6eld Miss Es-
IeIe Batson, assistant at Burtonsville !;
Mss Sue F. Collins, principal at Claysville;
Mss Margaret Watkins. principal at Cedar
lToye Miss Courtney Burdette, principal
At Oakdale; Miss Anna Hurley, principal
At jacksonville Miss Isabel Parsley. prin-
opal at Goshen; Mrs. Stella f. Thomas,
Nlncipal at Beane; Miss Landella Etch-
SON. principal at Derwood Miss Katherine
Hughes, principal at Middlebrooke; Miss
vivian L. Lawrence. principal at Cropley;
Miss Ellen Jackson, assistant at Sandy
Spring High School.
The Georgetown and Tenleytown Rail
Way Company was Tuesday sued in Wash
hglon by Joseph S. Hill in the sum of
hOOOO as damages because Of injuries to
he latter's wife. caused by the alleged
eareless operation of one of the company's
cars. In the declaration, filed through
Attorneys Wilton j. Lambert and X. II.
.ealnan, il is alleged that August 30th
SOS Mrs. Hill attempted to board south
"and car Of the defendant company at
we station at Friendship Heights that as
'le was doing 50 the car was suddenly
''atied forward before she had an oppor-
UNITY to get aboard and reach place of
1'e'y. and she was thrown against the
var portion of the car and onto the plat
urn sustaining severe injuries Damages
are claimed for the loss of the society of
'uS h'll for long period of time because
" 'ne INJURIES and for large sums of money
'pehded for medicines and medical at
F'uon required by Mrs Hill.
Judge Edward C. Peter, in the Circuit
''ui' here has signed an order fixing Sep
Vu'oeF End as the date for hearing argu-
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