Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1913-12-26
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Town and Country.

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The Rockville Christian Church Christina
entertainment will be held on Saturda!
evening, December 9th, at 1880 o'clock.
The County Commissioners have ap
pointed Mareen Darby a constable fo
.aytonsyille district in the place of Perry
Ensey, resigned.
The Rev. Thomas M. Hare, of Wester.
lille, Ohio, is slated as the successor Of
William H. Anderson as superintendent Of
he Anti-Saloon League of Maryland.
The Travilah Methodist Church will hold
Is Christmas entertainment on Friday
december 26th, beginning promptly at Z
o'clock, P. M. All are cordially invited tc
attend.
Miss Mary E. Howes, daughter of Mr.
md Mrs. John Howes, entertained at heI
home, near Gaithersburg. on Saturday and
sunday last Mr.. elsa A. Barranco, Caban
bnsul at Washington.
The School Commissioners have appoint
dH. S. Koehler, formerly of the Princess
Anne Agricultural High School, director Of
he agricultural schools at Sandy Spring
md Brookeville, this county.
The members of the Brookeville Cornet
land will hold their oyster supper at the
irookeville High School on Wednesday,
January 18th, 1914. If rainy, the next fair
bsht. The music will be under the direc-
aon of Prof. St-ohm, of College Park band.
Mr.. Oscar W. Larman, of Bethesda, this
county, and Mrs. Grace Eueenia Scheutze,
If Washington, were married in Rockville
last Friday afternoon by Rev. S. R. White,
of the Baptist Church. The bride is
laughter of the late j. VIM. Collier, of this
county.
DR.. Frank H. Manakee, formerly dem
Est in this town. died recently in Sykes
lille hospital. in Baltimore county, Md.
His remains were inferred in the cemetery
1t Olney, this county. last week. The de-
leased was about IS years of age, native
of this county. and well and favorably
Known.
Calls for caucuses of the Democratic
members of the State Senate and the House
of Delegates were sent out Tuesday by
Murray Vandiver, chairman of the State
Central Committee. The caucuses will be
held Tuesday night. January 6. in the
chambers of the respective branches in
Die State House.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Priscilla Beall Dawson.
laughter Of Mr.. John L. Dawson. of Rock
Hille, and Mr.. r. Watts Farmer, of Red
lhnd, this county. The ceremony will be
splemnized on the evening of January
9TH. 1914, at o'clock, in Christ Episcopal
Church, this town.
Monday the County Commissioners con-
luded to advance the School Commission
rs $25,000 more to enable the latter board
D keep the county schools open the full
cholastic year. This added to the sum of
$4,000 levied in June last foot up $50, 1000
hat the public schools have received from
he county treasury this year.
Invitations have been issued for the
larriage Of Miss Margaret Howard Riggs,
auehter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ledoux E. Riggs,
{ Laytonsville, and Mr.. Harry Griffith
White, son of the late Nathan S. White.
he ceremony will be performed on the |
fternoon of January 3rd in St. Bartholo-
lew's Episcopal Church. Laytonsvile
The bi-weekly meeting of the Rockville
'omans Club was held on Thursday after
Don of last week at the clubrooms with
large attendance of members. AS the |
vi was called, each member responded |
nth a limerick. The program also in
GUIDED papers by Mrs. Wilson Ward and
Mrs. wellington Welsh and discussion
ed by Mrs. Duncan Bradley.
A verdict for $4,000. secured by Daniel
W. Baker. former United States Attorney
for the District of Columbia, against B. H.
Warner, when Warner was running for the
nomination for Congress in the Sixth Mary
land District in 1908, was set aside and
new trial ordered by the Supreme Court on
Monday. Mr.. Warner was charged with
lnstieating advertisements alleging that
Mr.. Baker "winked at" open race track
Gambling.
John D. Damron. of Rock Fish, Va, was
committed to jail here on the charge of
Oisamy preferred by Andrew W. Bruce,
also of Rock Fish, whose daughter. Miss
Mary Bruce, aged IS years. was married to
Damron in Rockville on November 81. the
officiating minister being Rev. o. C. Barnes.
pastor Of the Christian Church. Bruce
charges that at the time Damron married
his daughter he had wife living in Vir-
gnia. Damron admits having been mar
RED before. but claims that he had insti-
tuted divorce proceedings and believed he
was free to marry again. A preliminary
hearing will be held in few days.