Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1916-06-16

Town and Country.

Go to church Sunday, June 25th. Every
one in Montgomery county is urged to
attend some church on this day.
DR.. S. B. Milford has resumed the prac-
tice of dentistry at Poolesville. Md. Office
on south side Of street opposite the bank
Hughes and Fairbanks Justice and
Just Ice" is what the Democrats assem-
bled at St. Louis for the National Conven-
ton are calling the Republican ticket.
Mrs. Henry W. Mahon, who has been the
guest of Miss Sarah Waters at The Naples
Washington, D. c.. for the past month, has
returned to her home in Memphis, Tenn.
Motion pictures every Tuesday and Satur-
day at 8 P. NJ, Masonic Hall. Gaithersburg
Drama, Frontier; Keystone comedy. Sur
prise Store every Saturday night-six OF
more prizes given away.
The Home and School Association Of
Sandy Spring has elected officers for one
year. as follows President. Jos. H. jan
ney; vice-president. Dr. j. W. Bird: sec
rotary and treasurer. Mrs. Josiah w. Jones
The Navy Department will inausurate
the first naval training cruises for civilians
on August 18th; three thousand civilians
will be drilled on nine battleships. Read
this article in The Washington Sunday
Star, June IS.
Rev. Willard F. Minnick, for the last rs
years rector of the Episcopal Church at
St. Mary's City. Nd, has accepted call to
become rector of Christ Episcopal Church.
this town, and will enter upon his duties
here on September 1st.
Mrs. Florence Moves Van Week, wife of
Mr.. Eugene A. Van Week. of Linden. this
county. died on Thursday of last week.
The funeral took place Saturday morning
from the family residence and interment
was in Glenwood cemetery.
Baltimore and Ohio excursion Sunday.
June 18th. $l.00 to Harper's Ferry and re-
turn SIPS to Martinsburg and return !;
$150 to Berkeley Springs and return /;
$500 to Cumberland and return. Special
train leaves Rockville at 8:57 A. M.
Miss Frances Catherine Mainhart, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Mainhart, was
married on Wednesday of last week to
Mr.. Windsor Scott Day. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George E. Day. The ceremony was
performed at the home of the brides
parents, near Poolesville, by the Rev. DR..
HORNE. of Brunswick.
Mr.. Philip D. Laird. of this town. formerly
chairman of the Public Service Commission,
returned to duty on the commission on
Thursday of last week as an associate
member. succeeding his cousin. W. Laird
Henry, of Cambridge, who succeeded Mr..
Laird when he resigned about two years
ago.
The new park, Fountain Grove, at Seneca.
Md. will open Saturday. June "a. Dancing
from to II P. M. every Saturday until
further notice. All the new and latest
dances. Good tennis court. swings, &C.
Row and motor boats for hire near park.
Dancing lessons every Thursday. 7. C.
HOmiller, proprietor.
Herman Rabbit, son of Mr.. jeff Rabbit,
of Gaithersburg met with painful and seri-
GUS injuries last week, when a motorcycle
he was riding skidded as it was rounding
a curve on the pike near Clarksbure. He
suffered bad fracture of one leg and
other injuries. He was taken to Wash
ineton hospital for treatment
President Wilson last Friday nominated
John F. Costello as Recorder of Deeds Of
the District of Columbia. Mr.. Costello, who
is Democratic National Committeeman from
the District of Columbia, will be the first
white man to become Recorder in Wash
ington since President Cleveland inaugu-
rated the custom of appointing negroes to
the place.
Benjamin P. Whalen. formerly sheriff of
this county. was painfully injured last
Tuesday when an automobile he was OPP
Grating was struck by a Baltimore and
Ohio train at Halpine station. He saved
his life by jumping just before the crash
came. He received an ugly cut on the
head and was badly bruised and shocked.
He was taken to a Washington hospital
for treatment.
The Kings Daughters of Rockville held
their annual meeting in the Baptist Church
on the evening of June End. The program
consisted of songs. devotional exercises
the report of the Circle and an address by
Rev. Gypsy Smith. Jr. His theme was,
mo Room for Jesus" His talk was most
forceful one, and the large crowd which
went to hear him attested the genuine
pleasure his return gave. The collection
amounted to $33. which will be used in
the work Of the Circle.
The report of the condition of one hun
dred and forty-fOur State banks and trust
companies. including fifteen branches al
the close Of business on May l. 1915. a,
reported by J. Duke Downes. State Banl
Commissioner, shows total resources Of
$751;, 317 .896.26. The total liabilities. in
Guiding. of course, capital stock paid in
surplus fund. and undivided profits. foo
up the same figures. The total capita
stock paid in is SIS. 972, O86.38; the tota
surplus fund is $l3.S27.i53.52. and tn,
undivided profits are $3,594.700.S4. Tn
increase over the report on conditions o
May 1. 1915. in total assests is $23,780
2i1.O2; increase in surplus and undivide
profits. $951.275.44; an increase in de
posits for same period. $l7.772.602.5O.
Miss Mary Louise Hurley. daughter 9
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry C. Hurley, Of tn
vicinity of Rockville. and Prof. Guy lie
Carter, of Lynchbure, Va. were marie
on Thursday evening, June 9Th, at tn
home of the BRIDES parents in the pref
ence of a small company Of relatives an