Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1913-04-04
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Town and Country.

udlthciSDuIs Is SOOn u nave an Ice plant.
The contract for the machinery has been
awarded and it is understood the plant will
be in operation by May LIST.
Uneasiness is felt in the vicinity of o.
ney, this county, over the development in
that section of genuine case of small
pox The person affected is Arthur Selby,
colored.
Mrs. Gertrude W. Stonestreet and DR..
Thomas Reeder Cough, both of Barnes
vile, this county. were married at the
Epiphany rectory, Washington. on March
25th, by Rev. Charles F. Edwards
An open meeting of the Rockville In
quiry Club was held Tuesday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Otis NJ Linthicum. The
feature was an address by Miss Jacobs,
superintendent of the cooking classes of
the public schools of the District of Co.
lumbia.
Liberty Corner" drama in four acts,
will be presented in the Town Hall, PoUles-
vile, on Tuesday, April 9Th. Doors open
at Up. M. Curtain rises at 7:30 o'clock
Admission, rs cents. Proceeds for the
benefit of the hall. Come one. come all.
Rev. Charles M. Lewiston, assistant super
intendent of the Maryland Anti-Saloon
League, will speak at GAINESVILLE and
Cedar Grove Baptist Churches on Sunday,
May 4th, and at Travilah and German
Hhnr1hoo
llth on their regular preaching hours.
Fire of unknown origin destroyed the
store at GAINESVILLE. owned by Oscar X.
Poole and occupied by Linwood Hays.
The stock of goods was also lost. The
building was valued at $500 and was
insured for $780, The stock was valued
at $4,000 and was partly insured.
The Woman's Club. the Daughters of
the American Revolution and the United
Daughters of the Confederacy will hold a
bazaar and white sale at their club rooms
over the Rockville pOstoffice Friday. April
4th, from to 8 p M. Proceeds to be
used to furnish their new home The pub
lie is invited to attend
The Rockville Woman's Club met on
Thursday afternoon of last week. The fea-
lures of the program rendered were paper
on Indian Tribes in Maryland and Viz
ginia," by Mrs. VIM. H. Talbot, and talk
on Indian Weapons" by Prof. Louis Wat
son. The responses were Indian names in
Maryland and Virginia.
Mr. E. M. Offutt, one of our greengrocers,
has been treated at DR.. Billiards. Rockville
Chestnut Hill Sanitarium for a severe at
tack of rheumatism and his condition is
very much improved Before entering the
sanitarium Mr.. Offutt was great sufferer.
Daily he grows stronger. but is not yet
able to resume business.
Mrs. Fannie B. Curtis, wife of George V.
Curtis and daughter of the late Henry
Brown. died on Wednesday of last week
at her home, near Triadelphia. this county.
aged "a years. Surviving her are her
husband and the following children: Mrs.
Elbin Leizear, Mrs. Lysander Kemp and
George Curtis, all of this county.
There were shipped from Derwood station
into Washington city last month 1880
gallons of milk and 800 gallons of cream
produced in the vicinity of DerwOod. IFS
the largest monthly shipment ever made
from the station. Only one other station
on the Metropolitan Branch surpasses in
the quantity of milk shipped. and that by
a small number of gallons.
President Wilson is now a member of
the Chevy Chase Club. His membership
is an honorary one. as originally rendered
him several weeks before he came to Wash
ineton. In letter to the club officials. the
President explained that his earlier decli-
nation was given under misapprehen-
sion, and that he was now pleased to
accept card admitting him to the clubs
privileges
After a seven-days' session the hundred
and twenty ninth annual conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church adjourned last
Tuesday evening at Eutaw Street Church.
Baltimore. Appointments for this county
are as follows; Kensington. H. G. Spencer
Laytonsville. W. II. Hoffman; MOntgom-
cry, T. S. Davis; Spencerville. j. C. Kerr;
Washington Grove, Albert Osborn Wood
side. A. W. Groscup; Chevy Chase. Lucien
Clarke.
The comedy-dra Home Ties" will
be given in the Modern Woodmen hall. at
Laytonsville, on Friday evening. April 18th.
1918. Proceeds for the benefit Of the Lay
louisville school improvement fund. Ad-
mission-adults, rs cts. children. is cts
Doors open at 715 O'Clock. Play will be-
gin at O'Clock. Be sure to come and
bring your friends with you. II Friday
evening should be exceedingly unfavor-
able, the play will be given Saturday
evening.
Upon the recommendation Of the Chief
Engineer of the State Roads Commission
the County Commissioners awarded the
contract for the construction Of the Wood
mont-Glen Echo road to Malcolm W. Hill &
Co., Of Baltimore, the lowest bidders. Ac-
ton on the Cohassett road was deferred,
and all bids on the Blair road were rejected.
The attorney to the board was directed to
prepare bonds for Bethesda district. the
money from the sale Of which will be ap-
piled TO building the WoOdmont- Glen Echo
road.
The lodge Of Independent Order Of Good
Templars at Damascus has installed officers
as follows Chief templar, Mrs. Emory Z.
Mullinix; vice templar, Mrs. Vernon Wat
kins; secretary, Miss Mabel Carr assistant
secretary. Merhle Warfeld financial sec
rotary. Thurman Warfeld treasurer. Jas.
Hilton chaplain. Emory r. Mullinix; mar
shall, Bradley Day; past chief templar. c.
j. Warield deputy marshal, Edwina Null
link; guard, Robert Etchison; sentinel.
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