Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1910-01-21
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At 0lney on Wednesday, January 26th
the ladies of ST. Peters Church will give
an oyster supper. Music and dancing.
They kindly invite all.
Mr. VIM. J. Kelley, of Garrett Park, has
been appointed assistant cashier of the
Kensington Bank by the executive COM
mittee of that institution.
The regular quarterly meeting of Mont
gomery County Pomona Grange. No. 7. will
be entertained by Brighton Grange on Thurs
day, January 9th, at 10 A. M.
At Potomac on Tuesday, January 25th,
in X. of P. Hall, St. Gabriel's Church will
hold its annual winter festival. Music
furnished by city orchestra. Dancing. All
are invited.
The dedication of the Mt Zion Baptist
Church, at Beane, which was to have taken
place this month, has been indefinitely
postponed. The new edifice is comfort
able structure and cost about 81. 700.
Col. Spencer C. Jones left Saturday for
New Orleans to spend several weeks as the
guest of his daughter, Mrs 7. Richard Fall
vey. He was accompanied by Mrs. Falvey,
who was her fathers guest here for several
weeks.
The trustees of the Clarksburg NJ E.
Church will hold an oyster supper in
Sopers Hall on Tuesday, January rs, be-
ginning at S P. M. Proceeds to help lift
debt on the new church. The public are
cordially invited.
The faculty of the Brookeville High School
will hold Box Social in the school build
ing on Friday. January 28th. at P. M.
Ice-cream and cake will be served. There
will be music during the evening. All
ladies are requested to bring boxes.
The County Commissioners will, it is
stated, experiment with oil as a road pre-
sentative and dust allayer. 1t is said the
first application will be made on the road
between KensingtOn and Bradley Lane.
One application is effective for about
year and the cost is $50 mile.
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah E. Athey,
widow of Mr.. Joseph Athey, was held last
Friday from the home of her nephew, Mr.
Snowden Athey, at Laurel. She was 70
years old. Rev. d. II. Martin, pastor of
Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church, Off
ciated. Burial was at Burtonsville.
Miss Aldah Brent White. daughter of Mr.
Joseph T. White, President of the Board of
County Commissioners of this county, and
Mr.. Elmer C. Hoyle. son of Mr.. Jos. HOyle,
of GAINESVILLE. were married in Washing
ton on Thursday of last week. Rev. Geo.
B. Harrington, pastor of St. Mary's Catholic
Church. GAINESVILLE, officiated.
Mrs. America Fontaine of Somerset
county, Md. is visiting her daughter, Mrs
Thomas C. Keys, of near Rockville, and
other relatives and friends She is a daugh-
ter Of the late Samuel W. Magruder and a
native of this county. Thirteen years have
elapsed since Mrs. FOntaine last visited
here. Last Wednesday family reunion of
relatives in this county was held at the
residence of Mr.. Thomas C. Keys.
Easter comes exceptionally early this
year, in fact, it will occur earlier than any
other year since 1900. The first full moon
after March % will appear March rs,
therefore. Easter which is always the first
Sunday after this occurrence will be March
27. Easter will not be so early again. ex-
cept 1913. when it comes on March 23,
until 1921. when it falls on the same date
as this year.
The Supervisors of City Charities. Balti-
more, have in their possession at all times
few chubby, bright-eyed, pretty children
and that they are willing to place them on
trial in reliable private homes furnishing
references, with a view to their continuing
as long as the child proves desirable Many
a lonely home has been frightened and
blessed by the CHEEKY voice of little child
and the Supervisors feel that there are
homes in your vicinity into which such a
little one could fit
Mrs. W. c. Beck was the hostess of the
Rockville Woman's Club at its meeting on
Thursday afternoon of last week In the
absence Of the president Mrs. E. L. Billiard
presided and there was good attendance
Of members. The program included re-
sponses appropriate to THE Fireside,"
round table on The Destruction of Fuel"
conducted by Miss L. Bennett; paper on
THE Wood Pulp Industry" by Mrs David
H. Warfield. and a book review by Miss
Lille Anderson.
Bishop Harding. of Washington. officiated
at the marriage on Wednesday of last week
in his private chapel Of Miss Laura Worth
ineton Bradley. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George G. Bradley. of Potomac and Mr..
Thomas D. Griffith, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Griffith. of Redland. Owing to
mourning in the family of the bride only
the immediate relatives Of the couple were
present. A wedding breakfast followed at
the Raleigh to those in attendance at the
wedding, Mr.. and Mrs Griffith leaving after
ward for trip south.
movement is on foot among the citizens
Of Somerset Heights for the institution Of
sewerage system for that subdivisions
The proposition was Endorsed at a meeting
Of the Citizens Association. and has also
been approved by the Town Council At the
instance Of Mayor Cranston, Delegate John
A. Garrett will introduce in the House of
Delegates within the near future a bill
amending the charter Of the town so as to
give the Town Council the right to levy
special tax against abutting property to
pay the cost of the proposed improvement
Health and Sanitation.
Inc Social Service League and the Mont
eomery County Medical Society have ar