Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1909-06-04
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Town and Country .

The Burden Bearer Circle of The Kings
Daughters will meet with Mrs. Edmund'
on Tuesday, June 9th. 1909. at 1880 A. M
The Woman's College. of Baltimore, has
conferred the degree of bachelor OF arts
upon Miss Rachel MACEDONIAN. OF Kensine-
ton, this county.
Miss Lucy Garrett, teacher in the Rock
vile High School, has resigned her position
She has been teaching in the public schools
of the county for Al years.
Mr. Llovd Brewer, who is the represen-
,sGys pi ths nited States corporation at
B.ieuo- Aues is visiting his mother, Mrs
.hn y Brewer, and other relatives IN
ckviue
ar j Boyle Stubbs and wife, OF San
2 ,ei Cal are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
~ HYATT Of Kensington. Mr.. Stubs re-
sid. il this county for years. but moved
20 ifornia about three years ago.
The Kensinaton- Chevy Chase pike-road
bon is, aeereea.ing $l2. 800. were sold on
Tue dav last BY the County Commissioners
at Sl2.53L25 TO the First National Bank
OF Gaithersbure as the highest bidder.
Miss Grace A, Kanode. daughter of Mr..
a,1 Mrs. Robt E. Kanode, of Middlebrook.
.a. M7 Viacen4 G. Mullican, of Gathers
burg. we're mar ed on Wednesday evening
a. last wett the home of the brides
uncle. c. Alseulon Fulks. at Gaithersbure,
by Rev. J Harry Smith.
The annual announcement exercises of
Caithersbu-r a, h School, Professor Ira c.
Wh1acre paa. ,al, were held in Masonic
Hal rn evening of last week.
The prn.s cluded vocal and instru-
mental male citations and an address
BY Senate Is ir Lee. There were no
graduates
Thomss Ter & Co., of Washington.
h1V. sold t. &c Appleby lot IS feet
front on the sJ,it side of Newland street,
section 2, Chew Chase, for $4,000 This
lot has been four times by Fisher &
Co. within alb A year. and each time at
.,4,i,e an adyaf in price. The first sale
was at $500
The Wash n Grove base ball team
Jpened the s. 81. last Saturday at Lay
louisville and g, sated the home team by
che score 0f /. Pace was given al
most pesiect 30 .ort and had the LaytOns-
vile team COMP ely at his mercy. Rab-
hit, pitchel GOO 1all, but was given poor
sspoor, AMI wild at critical times.
THE features OF ,,e game were the fielding
If N Knot a,t batting of C. Knott and
Myers
Mr. John HiP n has commenced the
grading Of hat rtion of the Jamestown
road lyine heuNe / the corporate limits of
Rockville and H. Watts Branch bridge
with the purpose { building a pike over it.
Should the amoun, allotted to the job per
mt the pitr5 will be continued until an
exhaustion oi the county appropriation is
cached which distance could only be a
short way heyond the bridge. The width
n ia, pike viii be fourteen feet instead of
Twelve the general width of recent piking
n the county
Wha ri lGaithersburg base ball
f.. .u,. W. ,.4. .irst time this season in
d HaaUl8 header az the Fair Grounds here on
Monday afternoon and split even, Gath
ersburg winning the first A to 0, and Rock
vile the second o. The sport was
yitnesse by large crowd, all sections
Of the county being represented. Rupert
pitched finely for Gathersburg in the open
inq game. holding the Rockville boys safe
at al staGes Beall. for Rockville. did
equally good work i'll the second game. be-
ing aiaste Of the situation throughout.
TIE Rockville Woman's Club held meet
ing ON Thursday afternoon of last week
with Mrs Robert c Warfeld as hostess.
The responses were from Carolyn Wells.
Mrs. Nlnfred Berry conducted round
table, the sculptors Partridge. MacNeil.
Frencu Bitter and Boreium being con-
sidered Miss England read a paper on
Japan. Sc Art Mss Lucy Smith con-
tributed a reading. md there was con-
verSauon period during which the work
Of the caricaturists Bergman and Coffin
vas discussed refreshments were served.