Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1910-04-29
Rotal aud 9ersunal.
Town and Country.

Mr.. Philip Reid and his family hav,
located in Rockville, occupying the 0ffut
brick building on Montgomery avenue
The Burden Bearer Circle of The King,
Daughters will meet with Mrs Washing
ton Hicks on Tuesday, May 3rd. at 8 P. M
The farm of the late Harvey c. Fawcet
has been sold by the heirs to Mr.. Snyder
of Washington for $l4,500. 1t contain.
about 200 acres and is situated near Po-
tOmac
The dedication of the new meeting house
of the Baptist Church at Mt Zion, thi.
county has been set for the second Sunday
in May. Services at II A. M, 8 P. M and
SPIN
Mr.. George II. Lamar, president of the
School Board of this county, will deliver
an address before the Cumberland, Md
High School graduating class on the LIST Of
June next.
Hatton Brown, of GAINESVILLE, has been
appointed temporary clerk in the Office
being in connection with preparation for
the new assessment soon to be made.
Mrs. William H. Rabbit, who has been
i'll of pneumonia in Washington hospital
for two weeks, is believed to be on the road
to recovery, and, it is thought will soon be
able to return to her home near Derwood.
A game of base ball will be played to-
morrow afternoon at the Fair Grounds
here between members of the Montgomery
Country Club and the Dumbarton Club, of
Georgetown. D. C. The game will be called
4:30 o'clock
Rev. Frank b. Cowell, of Germantown,
has been honored by the faculty of Grocer
Pathological Seminary at Chester, Penn,
where he has been a student for three
years, by being appointed one of the COM
mencement speakers
More than $50 entries have been re-
ceived and classified for the horse show
to be held tomorrow Saturday. afternoon
in Potomac Park. Washington. under the
auspices of the Road Drivers and Riders
Association of Washington.
A special election was held last Monday
night to determine whether the town of
Chevy Chase should be incorporated. The
polls closed at 8 O'Clock. and half an hour
later it was announced that go votes had
been cast for incorporation and So against
The Clerk of the Court, John L. Burnett,
is in receipt of the State commissions of
notaries public justices of the peace and
school commissioners for this county, and
the law requires all appointees to qualify
within 80 days, dating from the 26th in
slant. Tuesday last.
Mr.. James Reed Lusby. an assistant to
the discussing officer of the District of CO.
lumbia, and Miss Fannie Bell Gray. of
Cayandale, Washington Grove. were mar
ried in Baltimore, on April goth. by Rev
W. J. Wey. Mrs. Lusby is a daughter of
Mr., Charles W. Gray. Mr.. and Mrs. Lusby
will make their home at Leuinas apart
ment, Vermont avenue and Q street. NJ w.,
Washington.
Mrs. Roberta S. Larman has, through At
tOrney John Ridout, of Washington, filed
suit in the Circuit Court here for an abso-
lutte divorce from Oscar W. Larman De-
sertion and cruelty are alleged, and Mrs.
Larman asks for alimony and the custody
of the couples only child. Andrew w. Lar
man, aged six years. Mr.. Larman makes
his home at Bethesda, this county. The
couple were married in Washington in
October, 1903.
Mrs Elizabeth E. Leizear. widow of Perry
Leizear, died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. +. 7. Leizear. in Sandy Spring. shortly
after 8 O'Clock last Monday morning. She
was in her 9lst year. and her general
health had been excellent, a general fee
bienesS' however, gradually progressing
until she was confined to her bed on We'd
nesday of last week. Surviving her are
hVe brothers and two sisters, three daueh-
tiers, 70 grandchildren and A grand
children.
thursday evening of last week was
sentlemens night" with the Rockville
Woman's Club and a large number of the
Steiner sex awaited themselves of the priv-
iese oil attending the one meeting of the
year devoted by the club to their enter
talnment. Mrs. Edwin Smith was the
hostess The program rendered included
a stereopticOn talk on Conservation, by
Mr. Adams. of Washington. and musical
selections by Messrs. VIM. c. Beck, ROGER
j. WhitefOrd VIM. F. Prettyman and A.
B. Coe. Refreshments were served.
The base ball team representing the
Rockville High School last Saturday after
noon defeated the clever nine of Gonzaea
College, of Washington, by the score of
to |. Story, the high school pitcher was
the stumbling block in the way of the
Washington boys, He struck out sixteen
and allowed but four hits, but was forced
to pitch himself out Of several holes caused
by witness. He gave an exhibition of his
prowess in the eighth inning. when, after
Milling the bases by passes he struck out
the next three men. His delivery was
spIendidly handled by Beall
Articles Incorporating the Cabin John
Country Club were filed in the Office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court here Tuesday
Inc lncorporators named are Harry Roth
schild' Edward j. Sabin and Michael E.
lITpuWv. I'D
given as mutual improvement, the pro-
motion Of social intercourse and for literary
purposes, Cabin John Hotel has been
leased for the purpose for five years. 1t
Is stated that many improvements will be
made to the building and grounds, and
'na' boat house will be erected and ten
ms ana base ball grounds and golf links
laid out,