Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1916-07-28

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Watts & Co., of Baltimore, bid $lO3.OS6
Alex. Brown & Son, of Baltimore, bic
$l3O.92S.11. The Mutual Fire Insuranc,
Company of Montgomery County, of Sand,
Spring. bid from par to $lO1.4O accordin,
to maturity. The Savings Institution O
Sandy Spring, bid on $4,000 of the issue.
from SCOOPS to SOL. The Potomac Saw
inss Bank, Washington. D. c., bid on $40,
600 of the issues at 80 cents.
Upon its being shown in the police court
that a beverage known as "hop-julep,
which. it was charged. VIM. A. Eneel, Of
Washington, who is conducting the hoteI
at Cabin John Bridge, recently sold tc
Deputy Sheriff Stanley Gingell in violation
OF the local option law of this county, con.
tanned less than one-tenth of per cent
OF alcohol, States Attorney Bouic sue-
eested that if Mr.. Ensel would plead guilty
to selling the preparation and would prom
Use not to again sell such a BEVERAGE in
this county no penalty be imposed and
meeting with the approval of both Justice
Henderson and Mr.. Eneel such an arrange
ment was entered into. Following the
arrest of Mr., Engle. State Chemist McDon-
aid made an analysis of the "hop-julep'
bought by Deputy Gingell and communi
Gated the result to States Attorney Bouic.
The School Board last Tuesday accepted
Harry G. HOwes' offer to enlarge the Mont
gomery County High School building in
Rockville at bid of $l4.lll.86. The con-
tract reads to the effect that there are to
be eight large class rooms and an assembly
hall constructed. Mr.. Howes is popular
builder. of Rockville. During the past few
years the attendance at this school has
doubled itself. and in order to accommo-
date the pupils other town buildings we're
occupied by large classes. For several
reasons the enlarging of the school will
be of great advantage. First. that it
will give to the children of other sections
of the county better opportunity to ac-
qulre more complete education, and not
crowd those of this section. Second, that
it will be a saving to the county. In the
course of time the rental expenditure will
pay the cost of the building.
The Washington Grove Camp Meeting
will be held from Thursday, July 27, to
Sunday, August 6. inclusive. Evangelistic
services will be conducted every evening
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each of the two Sundays, July 80 and
August 6. under the direction of Rev. John
Z. Fort, of LaytonsVille. The Bible Hour will
be observed every weekday at 1890 A.
M, with Rev. Harry Farmer. of Manila, P.
l., as leader. The Chldrens Hour will be
under the charge of Miss Sarah l.. Wood
ward at P. M. each weekday. DR.. Harry
D. Mitchell. of the Metropolitan M. E.
Church. Washington. and several other
preachers will assist The Montgomery
County Sunday School Association will hold
its annual convention on Thursday, July
81, opening day, with forenoon and after
noon services. The committee on program
for the camp consists of WhitfOrd L. Nc
Donald Harry M. Canter, S. M. Bennett,
Marvin H. Keen. John Z. Fort and Albert
Osborn.
Judge f. C. Peter. of the Circuit Court
here, has filed an opinion in the case of
Louisa A. Frizzell, Administrative, ct al.
VS.. William A. Gordon and Chas. E. White,
Executors. The object of the suit was to
have the Court determine whether the
money "a Civil War claim in the hands
of the administrative belongs TO the next
of kin of Richard r. Mitchell or is payable
to the executors of Sarah C. Mitchell 1t is
stated in the decree that Louisa A. Fritz
zell, administrative of the estate of Rich
ard T. Mitchell. deceased. pay to the de-
PENDANTS, VIM. A. Gordon and Chas. f. |
White. executors of the will of Sarah C.
Mitchell, deceased. the sum of $500, being
the amount received by her from the Sec
rotary of the Treasury of the United States,
less the proper costs and expenses Incl
dent to the collection and administration
of the same. and that the plaintiffs. Louisa
A. Frizzell. Josephine V. Russell, Mary
Sergeant, Bessie Lee Schneider, VIM. X.
Killmon. Claud A. Killmon, John C. Kill
mon and Grace Holliger, pay to the de-
PENDANTS their costs of suit.
How Federal Appropriation VIII Be