Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1913-11-14
The program for the big State Christian

bracing every possible phase of young
peoples work, will be led by the greatest
)team of experts that could possibly be got
together.
Prof Byron Budget, organist, of Wash
ington, assisted by well-known baritone
solOist of the same place, will give an
organ recital and musicale in the Southern
Methodist Church, Poolesville, this county,
on Thanksgiving evening. November 9th.
at O'Clock. Admission. rs cents tickets
now on sale. This affords to the music
loving public an opportunity of hearing
recital of very high order and one that
you should not miss, as such entertain
ments are rare in small country towns
The recital will be given on the new pipe
organ recently installed by the M. P. Moller
Organ Company. of Haeerstown, Md.
The Agricultural Department has issued
a new publication devoted to reports of
crops, consideration of the condition and
prospects of the dairy. live stock and gen.
eral farming interests, and other subjects
of interest to the farmer at the time of
issue. 1t is called the Agricultural Out
look, and will be issued seven or eight
times year. Congressman David j. Lewis
has two hundred subscriptions to this pub
LEGATION to distribute among the farmers of
the Sixth District. and will allOt forty to
farmers in this county who write him
/ m fnr thO ,;ah
to have the Agricultural Outlook should
write him at Washington, ID. C.
Last Sunday week Mr.. James Mauehlin,
his wife and child, of Boyds. and sister
in-law, Mrs. Alfred Ray, of near this town,
narrowly escaped with their lives from
collision between an automobile that they
Metropolitan Branch of the b. & 0. Rail
road. They were returning to the home
of Mr.. Maughlin. When the machine
was driven upon the railroad track at
Boyds its engine refused to spark. At the
| sight of fast approaching train, the oc-
cupants leaped out of the automobile.
They had hardly reached the ground in
safety before the steam engine crashed
into the automobile, tearing away its en-
tire hind portion.
Bethesda Lodge. No. 204. F. A. A. M,
held an open meeting at the lodge rooms
on Wednesday night of last week, attended
by wives. daughters. sisters and other
woman members of the families of the
lodge members An elaborate program
was presented. the principal features of
which were a humorous monOloGue by
Roe FulkersOn and an address by Major
Ewing. of Washington. Musical numbers
were given by S. Walter Bogler, Mrs. and
Miss Bogler, Miss Fitzpatrick, Miss 0ffutt,
Miss Ruth Wilson, Mr. Darling and a recta-
ton by Mrs. W. L. Chitty. II. Latane
Lewis, master of the lodge. presided, about
$50 lodge members and friends being
present, At the conclusion of the program
refreshments were served.
A delegation consisting of about twenty
five citiZeRc of Bethesda. Chevy Chase,
Kensin9tOn and other sections of the
county appeared before the County Com
missioners here on Thursday of last week
and urged the Commissioners to provide
the $4,000 estimated by the School Com
missiOners to be necessary to keep the
public schools of the county open the full
term of nine months. Those who addressed
the board in favor of the proposition were
DIR. Ryan Devereaux, Judge Ross, Mrs H.
C. Armstrong. Mr.. Horn and Mr.. Beardsey.
The County Commissioners decided to take
no action, but to leave it to the board
which organizes next month with three
members elected at the election last week
and the holdOver members.
Maryland week will be observed at the
Fifth Regiment Armory in Baltimore No
vember IS to %. when the State Horticul-
tural Society and its affiliated bodies will
hold their annual meetings and exhibit
the products of the farm. There will be
many features of the exhibition that will
make it worth while for the farmer to see
There will also be social side, for the Wis
iting farmers will be guests of the Balti-
more Board of Trade at luncheon, an au-
tomobile tour through the city and boat
ride around the harbor. Maryland week
is largely educational with exhibits from
the Experiment Station of the Maryland
| Agricultural College and with speakers of
national importance. Every man who can
| ha ipna do
tifc farming means larger and better crops
and the results Of scientific farming is
shown during Maryland week
| An open meeting Of the Janet Mont
gomery Chapter. ID. A. r., of this town. was
held in the chapter rooms on Friday after
noon last Mrs VIM II. Talbot. regent of
! the chapter. presided. Mrs Rob't G. Hogan.
State Regent of Maryland. was present and
read paper on Patriotic Work Of the
Society" Mrs Frank G. Stone read an in
teresting and instructive paper on the
"BraddOck Road" Mrs Roberta j. Bukey.
regent of the Magruder Chapter, d. A. r..
of Washington, d. C., gave talk on the
Value of Historic Research" Mrs. Owens
brought greetings from the Army and
Navy Chapter Of Washington, d, G., and
read poem on the death of General Brad
dock Miss Annabel Allnutt sang a solo,
with Mrs. Berry +. Clark accOmpanist
The chapter in the near future will place
a boulder at Dowdens Ordinary Clarks-
burg, to mark the second encampment Of
General Braddocks army in Maryland
In the presence Of large assemblage,
Miss Virginia kebecca Walker, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Crittenden II. Walker, of
LaytOnsville district, and Mr.. George Pope
Plummer, Of Laytonsvile district, we're
married at $50 O'Clock last Saturday
afternoon in the NJ. +. Church South at
| Goshen the DastOr Rev Vim n Co,,ar