Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1912-03-29
He SENTIN Ell.
Friday Morning."-."March 20. 1912.
Enfal and 9ersnual
Town and Country.

AOA DSNhNoAo NAoNASS
The Burden Bearer Circle of The Kings
Daughters will meet with Miss Rose Hen
derson on Tuesday, April End. at 8 o'clock
Dr. MacCowan Greenlee and wife, of
Xenia, Ohio, are visiting Mr.. John G. Eng
land. of this town, the father of Mrs.
Greenlee.
DR.. R. C. Warfield will leave here on
Tuesday next. April End, to attend the
National Dental Manufacturing Exhibit
and Clinic in New York city. He will re-
turn Last of the week.
Miss Marie Loretta Knott, of Washington
Grove. md Mr.. Robert Herman Kaiser. Jr.,
Of Wellington, were married in Rockville
last eek by Rev. Philip B. Mcclure, pastor
q ST. Nary's Catholic Church.
The annual meeting Of the Rockville
unCn C,metery Association will be held
o. the sidence of Miss Rosa Williams on
Thursday afternoon, April 4th, at 8 O'Clock.
All pei ms are invited to attend the meet
ing By order Of Executive Board.
The dies of the Germantown Baptist
Church will hold meat supper and cake
sale 10 >. E. Waters hall on Wednesday,
April lth. beginning at A p M. Supper
served 1 first-class style, ice-cream. lem
ouads andy. etc. If rainy, next fair even
llg. are cordially invited to attend.
The ravilah Baptist Sunday School will
eato.t n the public at the church on
Taste londay evening. beginning at 7:S0
ou1s Dialogues. recitations, tableaux
music will be in order. Come help the
chira with your presence. Admission.
10 cen Proceeds for the benefit of the
i1nu lighting the church.
Ear Kanode, son of Robert f. KanOde,
of Go ersburg. won first prize of $50 in
the orical contest among twenty-four
repr ltatives of various schools through
au. State, recently held in St. Johns
Cole Annapolis. The third prize of SIS
wa. won by David Waters, son of DR..
WASH gtOn Waters, of Rockville, who rep
reseI Charlotte Hall Academy.
onaldson knight, W. Vincent Ma
r and Perrie E. Waters, appointed by
due unity Commissioners to determine
uu.f the public convenience required
l- sning of a road from Bethesda to
- alls, through the property recently
.lld by the Chevy Chase to Great Falls
ompany, met at Bethesda last week
animously decided against the pro-
.ycurgus Layton, formerly Of this
but for the past thirty years a
of Washington city. died on Tues
arch 18th, 1912. Mr.. Layton was
of John Robert Layton, lifelong
3oit of Montgomery county. Mr.. Lay
be yes many relatives and friends in !
unity to mourn his death. His re-
.l-...- were inferred on Thursday. March
list at Hyattstown, his old home.
Mrs. Dolly E. Rabbit. wife of Mr. J. VIM. /
Rabbit, died last Tuesday afternoon at
ler home near Rockville, aged as years.
She had been i'll long time of an affec-
ion of the lungs. Surviving her are her
husband and seven children. The funeral
.ook place Thursday afternoon from the
family residence. Mrs Rabbit was
laughter of Mr.. John W. Stevens, of
poolesville district.
The Boys Brigade" of Kensineton, or
.anized about year ago. has arranged to
lrill every Thursday evening. The Organi-
,ation has about twenty-five members, and |
he boys are enthusiastic. The officers are !:
captain. Clifton Hickerson first lieuten-
int, Maxson Cunningham; commandant,
irwin H. Linten; sergeants Elliott Adams. |
Arthur Chaplin and Harry Hendricks: cor
,orals Hosmer HWtshOrne, Edward Chaplin |
md Theodore Hartshorne.
Maryland Day exercises were held in the
public schools throughout this county on
Monday At each school an address on !
he early history of the State was delivered,
md there were other appropriate features.
At the Rockville High School the address !
vas delivered by the principal. Prof. Chas. !
J. Myers. Mr.. Jacob ROhrback. of Fred
,rick, spoke before the students of the !
High School. and Prof. Earle
B. Wood, county superintendent of schools.
was the speaker at the Poolesville High
School.
Funeral services were held at st. Mary's |
Catholic Church, GAINESVILLE, on Monday at
10 O'Clock for Mrs. Annie Elizabeth Shreve. |
whose death occurred last Friday from
at her home near Dickerson.
Mrs. Shreve was rs years old and the wife !
Of DR.. Charles M. Shreve. DIR. and Mrs. |
Shreve formerly lived in Washington. d. c. !
Mrs. Shreve leaves six sons and two daugh-
tiers, Richard Shreve, of Virginia Hartley
Charles, William and Grafton Shreve and
Mrs. Mollie Hammer. all of Washington |
Bradley Shreve, of Dickerson. and Mrs.
Blake Moore, of Texas
DR.. Vim, Hill. of Fl. Mckinley and Sr.
Juan Mencarini, an officer of the Chinese
Imperial Customs Service. have been made
honorary members of the Philippine Ken
mel Club They are the first gentlemen so
honored. DR.. Hill will be remembered as
a capable all-round judge at the Carnival
dog show in 1901 The masterfu way he
passed on the bull-baiters at the Kennel
Clubs first annual show will be recalled by
all dog fans" who had the pleasure Of be-
ine present Mention Of Senior Mencarini
recalls the fact that he donned the ermine
in conjunction with Mr.. F. c. Bascom at
the Kennel Clubs show, and passed on
chow-chow. French and curly pOodles and
a host Of other breeds Manila TINES. DIR.
Hill, mentioned above, is sOn-in-law Of
of our esteemed follow-countyman. Mr..
Hezekiah Trail,
Commissioner Philip D. Laird. of the
Public Service Commission, who has been
N, Orpnond Reach Fla for the benefit OF