Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1914-08-07
4utal aud 2etsuuaI.
Town and Country.

Town and Country.
A horse show will be held in Poolesvill
on August %.
Mrs. Thomas Keys left here on Wednes
day for visit to relatives on the Easter
Shore
Mr.. Wallace f. Ricketts, has sold tn,
building here occupied by him as a resi-
dence for several years to Mr.. Herbert
Darby, formerly of Carksbure, this county
A Sunday School Institute will be held
at Mt Carmel M. P, Church. near Unity
on Tuesday, August 18th. Two sessions,
morning and afternoon. Prominent speak
ers will be present.
Rev. Frank b. COwell, pastor of the
ShanOmet Baptist Church of Providence,
R. l., formerly located in this county, is
spending his vacation with Mr. Henry G..
Burns and family at Germantown.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Beall, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. o. W. Beall. of Travilah,
this county. and Mr.. George W. Pennifield,
of the same locality, were married in Rock
vile on Thursday afternoon of last week
in the presence of a few relatives and
friends. The officiating minister was Rev.
S. R. White.
The second Quarterly Conference of the
Clarksburg Charge. NJ E. Church South,
will be held at Hyattstown on August 9Th
and 9th. The business session will meet
on August 9th at 1890 A. M. DIR. Regis
ter will preach on August 9th at II A. M.
There will be no other preaching elsewhere
on the charge that Sunday. All the PEG
pie are requested to attend the service at
Hyattstown.
Hattie Bell Millers will, dated March 20,
1912, has been filed in the probate court
in Washington, D. c. She leaves her per-
sonal effects to her daughter. Florence
Nelva Dies, her son, James A. Miller. and
her niece, Grace Israeli of Boyds, Md. The
residue of the estate is left to the son. who
is named executor. The will states that
no bequest is made to the husband be-
cause the life of the testatrix was insured
In his favor Mrs. Miller died July 2lst.
Mrs. Sadie L. Stanley, of Laytonsville
district, has filed suit in the circuit court
here for an absolute divorce from X. Frank
lin Stanley, on the ground of cruelty and
drunkenness. She is represented by At
tOrneys Spates & Spates. According
the bill the couple we're married in Wash
ington, April 80, 1908, and lived together
until July 10 last. Mrs. Stanley also seeks
the custody of the couples two children
Henry S. and Ruby L. Stanley-and asks
to be allowed alimony and counsel fees.
Entries in all departments of the Rock
vile Fair will close on Monday, August
oath, at O'Clock, P. NJ, and all articles
must be in proper place by IL O'Clock on
Tuesday, so the judging can begin at l p M.
No entry fee will be charged for heavy
teams, but SIS will be deducted from the
winner of the first prize and So from the
winner of the second prize. No horse can
be shown in more than one team. There
is Transfers prize to the best driver of
of 6-horse or mule team. also for the
4-hOrse or mule team. No entry fee.
A family reunion was held last Sunday
at the home of Mr.. Franklin Mace. near
Montrose. this county. in honor of Mr..
Mace's eighty-third birthday anniversary
There were present Mr.. Maces children
and their wives and husbands and several
grandchildren, among them being Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Mace and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Mace of Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
G. COunselman of Bethesda, Mr.. and Mrs
Winifred Berry of Rockville, Chas. II. Mace,
Justice Arthur M. Mace Miss Doree G. Hol-
man and James d. Holman
The just Government League of Mont
gomery county will hold business meet
ing. at which all active members are
expected to be present, on Friday, August
14th. at $50 A. NJ, at the home of Mrs
Mary A. Spencer, in Rockville Persons
coming on the electric cars should get off
at the Fair Grounds. The new constitu-
ton, presented at the meeting of July nth,
will be voted upon and other important
matters discussed. Copies of the constitu-
ton with the proposed changes can be
obtained from the acting corresponding
secretary. Miss NJ l.. Sewall Forest Glen,
Md.
The action of the special committee of
the Social Service League requesting Sena-
tor Jones to arrange for conference, at
an early date, between the tuberculosis
Commission and the Directors of the Social
Service League to consider the bill provid-
ing for a sanitarium for INDECENT tuberculosis
cases in the county was approved by the
Executive Committee of the Social Service
League at its regular meeting held here
Tuesday. Mrs. Helen NJ. Gassaway was
appointed chairman of the committee in
charge of the Leagues rest room at the
County Fair. providing for the comfort Of
those attending the Fair.
At the Forest Oak Lodge, X. of r. fair,
which was held at Gaithersburg on August
LIST, Miss Helen V. Virts. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. d. F. Virts, of that town, was
awarded gold watch for having received
in contest the highest number of votes.
Miss Virts is being congratulated by her
many friends, and takes great pleasure in
thanking all those who so loyalty supported
her in this contest. Miss Lula McBain
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. McBain
also of that town, the only other contest
ant. was awarded a handsome gold ring
The Lodge realized quite a neat sum
through their efforts
On Tuesday last. August 18th, the Misses
Jessie and Louise Gather entertained al
Ashland Farm" their country home. neal
Gaithersburg. number of their friends al
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