Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1913-04-18
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ne Frederick A. Poole farm of LOO
sa,as, near Poolesville, this county, has
t-e1 sold to Edward E. Allen, of Jefferson
unity. W. Va, the consideration being
300.
Mr. Eli Tucker and Mrs. Mary Lucretia
r ker, both of the vicinity of Ednor, were
ried last Saturday evening by Rev.
5oan R. Kerr, pastor of the M E. Church
3urtonsville.
rof. Earle B. Wood, county superintend-
of public schools, is representing Mary
I'D at the Conference for Education in
South, which convened in Richmond,
E, on Tuesday.
he Ladies Missionary Society of the
'mantown Baptist Church will hold
per and cake sale in P. E. Waters hall
April 23rd. Any donation that one
bring or send will be much appre-
tied to help this cause.
The trial of Norman B. McClery, charged
tn numbering Mrs. Mamie B. Henry, at
agerstown, Md. was begun in the Circuit
G. ,urt here on Tuesday last 1t will proba-
not be closed before Saturday. 1t has
zen submitted to the Court for decision
lree judges sitting.
The regular quarterly meeting of Mont
>mery County Pomona Grange will be
ltertained at the Agricultural Expert
ent Station on Thursday, April Gath.
t O'Clock an illustrated lecture will be
siven on the Uses of Electricity on the
arm" E. L. Hartshorne, secretary.
At an open meeting of the Rockville
Ioman's Club. held in the club rooms last
riday evening, Folger Mckenzie, of Balti-
lore, known as the "Bentztown Bard" was
he guest of honor. He read number of
is poems and gave an interesting talk
bout his work as poet.
Miss Margaret X. Windham, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. Chas. F. Windham of Mont |
Ose, this county. and Mr.. Luther Boblets,
Of North Carolina, were married at the
home of the brides grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Mowett, in Washington, by
Rev. P. P. Flournoy, of Bethesda.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Anti-Saloon League of Montgomery county
will be held at Alfred Wilson's hall, at |
Bethesda, this county, on Tuesday, April |
29th. 1918. Trustees meeting at 10 A. M.
Public meeting at 1:30 P. NJ, which will be
addressed by prominent speakers. Basket
lunch.
The construction of the Rockville ice
plant will be started within the next few
days and. it is said, will be in operation
by May 18th, Milton Dorcas and Clarence
E. Anders are behind the project. The
daily capacity of the plant will be about
five tons. 1t will occupy site alongside
the B. & 0. Railroad tracks a short dis
lance southeast of the town.
Walter Smallwood. who pitched for the
Brookeville High School baseball team last
season, has been signed by the Richmond
team of the Virginia League. where he is
expected to make good showing this
season. Smallwood is only twenty years
of age and his friends are predicting a
bright future for him. He faced the Brook
Ign National League club at Richmond
few days ago. and his work is said to have
been fast
Joseph E. B. Smith, of Frederick, was
awarded $25 damages by a jury in the
circuit court here on Thursday of last
week in a suit against the Frederick County
Agricultural Society. Smith, who owns a
racing stable claimed that the society had
his entire racing equipment removed from
stables at the Frederick fair grounds and
allowed it to remain out in the rain an en-
tire night. At the instance of the plaintiff |
the case was removed to this county.
The comedy-drama, Home Ties" will
be given in the j. o. u. A. NJ Hall, at
Damascus. Wednesday evening. April 20,
1918. Proceeds for the benefit of the Lay
louisville M E. Church improvement fund.
Admission adults, rs cts. children. Is |
cts. Doors open at Tbs o'clock. Play will
begin at s o'clock Be sure to come and
bring your friends with you If Wednes
day evening should be exceedingly I'M
favorable. the play will be given Thurs
day evening, the oath of April.
Mr.. Archibald M. Jameson. newspaper
man. who for several years has been con-
nected with The Washington Times, and
Miss Mary Olive Simpson, daughter of Mrs.
Mary E. Simpson. of Kensineton, were mar
ried Monday morning at the home of the
brides mother in Kensington. Rev. Henry |
Runner, pastor of the Kensington Presby- |
terrain Church, officiated Immediately after
the ceremony the couple left on a honey
moon trip. Only the members of the BRIDES |
family and few personal friends of the
couple witnessed the ceremony.
DIR. l.. Mervin Maus, of Governors Island,
N. T., a surgeon in the United States
army, and Mrs Maus were the speakers
at joint meeting of the Burden Bearer
Circle Of the Kings Daughters and the
Rockville W. C. T. u, in the Baptist Church
here last Sunday afternoon. DIR. Maus, who
is the author of book on the injurious
effects of alcohol on the human system.
gave a temperance talk, and Mrs Maus
discussed Work Among the Lepers" The
meeting was presided over by Mrs. John
B. Brewer, president of the W. G. T. u.
The Gath anniversary of Odd Fellows in
America will be observed by an open meet
ing under the auspices of Oak Grove Lodge,
No. $50. at Washington Grove. on Friday
evening. April 25th. The chief feature Of
varied program to be presented will be
an address by Mr.. William W. MILAN. of
Washington, whose attractive power as a
speaker is well known. The social part of
the evening will be under the direction OF
the Woman's Cluh of Washindton Grove