Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1913-08-01
Yufal aud gersnuaI.
Town and Country.

Miss Hattie Granger left Monday for
Atlantic City, where she will join her
sister, Mrs. W. B. Trundle.
Misses Agnes and Mamie Matlack and
Mrs. Wallace E. Ricketts,, of this town, left
Yesterday for a visit to Atlantic City
At the festival given Tuesday and We'd
nesday evenings of last week in the inter
est of St. Mary's Catholic Church here the
receipts netted upward of $500.
DR.. Elisha c. Etchison has returned to
his home at Gaithersburg after several
weeks treatment in a Frederick hospital.
His condition is said to be much improved
Fortunately the heavy wind storm that
passed over this county on Wednesday
did no serious injury. The accompanying
rain was very light and did the suffering
growing crops but little good, if any.
Alleging misconduct, Mrs. Helen C. Con-
dict, of Wheaton distict, has filed suit in
the circuit court here for an absolute divorce
from Causin Condict, also of Wheaton dis
also asks to be allowed alimony
. sumo her maiden name of Gala
Toe lendar Committee of the Woman's
U8h a ethesda was entertained at lunch
con at neresidence of Mrs. Richard Drum
Huut On he 18th of the month. Luncheon
1901 served al frescO and the afternoon
devoted o work on the club program for
raa ming year.
Ffarslie R. Fox has sold to Mrs. Jane
Waller, of Washington, farm of 1l9
aCies 100 he Rockville Norbeck road, about
d .aiie i)m Rockville. the consideration
nt bounced as $l6,800. The farm
eas ne time owned by the late Judge
Richard Bowie.
tf41c5s V. Anderson, wife of Francis
" EozcT and daughter of the late Col.
18mes ldersOn, of this county, died at
tIf H9me Of her husband in Washington
'y Wednesday. July 80, 1918. Her
em7'0 i'll be inferred in Union Cemetery,
.usge to-day.
"rn.eas and Mrs. Bibbins, of Baltimore,
s 'ra the head of the Citizens Com
.s preparing plans for the celebra-
IA, the hundredth anniversary of
uB of the Treaty of Client, have
s. M. L. CrOxall, of this county.
torical Committee.
cement has been made of the
1t of Miss Emma Lucille Criger,
I Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Crigler, of
aat Va, and Mr.. Ross Heiskell Ben
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r. Henson,
7 this county. The wedding will
aag 9 on August 18th at the home of
as ua parents.
.Ae form meeting at Washington
4'a'' oa Young Peoples Work." an
'3nnaaI 'nr Friday, August list, has been
t@ sa.a for one day. and will be held
10 liay, August End, at 8 P. M. The
.+'sa a.e John b. Ely, Rev. John f.
-af la. F. Linger. j. R. Milburn, |. L.
"4e pH Claude W. Owen.
tHg IHles-D ispatch, Richmond, Va,
FIr and Mrs. Wallace F. Brown an
aHaa 'he engagement of their daughter,
aatta Colbert Barnard Higgins. formerly
eagkviaa, Md, but now of this city. The
~~.iang ill take place some time in
3. Ia.r The prospective groom is a son
aM E-townsman, John j. Higgins.
.t Robertson, formerly of this town,
... en- pitching for the Savannah,
all club, has been purchased by
'' att Reds for $4,000. His sue
South has been wonderful, and
he unique distinction of winning
James in a row-this number of
arhaps never been equaled in a
ne.
liant fail, cyclOnic storm of
md hail whipped back and forth
hington Wednesday afternoon,
tn and ruin in its wake. Three
sinjured and hundreds of thOus-
lars worth of property ruined
II recorded when the city arous-
m half an hour of helplessness
'l- p of the elements.
me ual convention of the Mont
.ly nty W. C. T. U. will be held at
H.a Friends Meeting House, near
'lna' ne, on Monday, August 4th,
ss.aa begin at 10 A. M. and 2 p. M.
anaHe Importance will be transacted
~ sl /, resting program has been ar
1ssd i members of the organization
roo aa ers interested in the cause are
ffa', ited to attend Basket luncheon.
Jca. niOn will serve coffee
TO-, Saloon League of Montgomery
a',j hold its annual meeting at
ny 'sHaaol Grove on Tuesday, August
$40 #' ling session, commencing at 10
r be devoted to the reports of
dants and committees and the
An officers for the ensuing year
''.'n 'U ession. commencing at O'Clock,
' and instrumental music, with
resses by prominent speakers.
'L :. u. and the Good Templars of
are very cordially requested
pres mt with their representatives.
: '' please announce this meeting.
invited.
.." Columbia officials being unable
eciprocity with Maryland on
''. licenses. District Permit Clerk
lward has announced that the
ers will enforce the law here
ming last Saturday, each Mary
will be arrested unless he pays
lcense, passes an examination,
more for an operators permit
he rules that apply to District
The ruling also applies to all
n have not entered into an
and instead of being able to
District and simply register for
time, each owner must pay his
arrest