Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1916-09-01
gutal aud Personal
Town and Country.


day, Labor Day, which is legal holiday.
Mrs. Mary V. Swain. aged 48 years. died
last Saturday near Travilah. She is sur
vived by her husband and nine children.
The Kings Daughters of Rockville will
meet with Mrs. Robert Baylis on Tuesday
morning, September 5th, at 1890 o'clock.
Our county public schools will open on
Monday, September IS, in observance Of
an order passed by the local board of edu-
cation
Motion pictures every Tuesday and Satur-
day at 8 P. NJ, Masonic Hall, Gaithersbure
Drama, Frontier; Keystone comedy. Sur
prise Store every Saturday night-six OIL
more prizes given away.
Interned crews of German war vessels
have built unique town for themselves
within confines of Portsmouth navy yard
Va. Read this interesting article in The
Washington Sunday Star, September 8.
Messrs. Harry and Charles Kenela. Of
this county. have rented a stall in the
P Street Market, between 18th and 18th
streets, Washington city, and will begin
business there on the 18th of September
We wish them success in their enterprise
Rev. Oscar W. Barnes. pastor of the
Rockville Christian Church, officiated at the
marriage here Tuesday afternoon of Miss
Mary Cruit and Mr.. Clarence M. Kiefer, both
of Takoma Park, this county. the home of
the minister being the scene of the cere-
mony.
j. Mahlon Sullivan died at his home
here on Monday evening last from sec
ond stroke of paralysis, aged A years.
He is survived by his widow. son. and
father, Artemus Sullivan. of Rockville. His
remains we're inferred in the Catholic GENE
terry. near this town.
Mr.. j. Hite Miller. of Bethesda. has sent
out cards announcing the marriage of his
daughter, Anna Offutt, to DR.. William L.
Millea on Saturday. August 18th, in Bal
timore city. Dr. and Mrs. Millea will be
at home after October LIST, at Garrison
Duvall apartments, 2905 Garrison avenue,
Baltimore.
Gaithersbure Garage formerly Hill Top) :,
Gaithersburg, Md. Buick and Oakland SER
vice station, C. W. Waters & Son proprie-
tors. Oakland-"6," $4,000 delivered !;
0akland"S." $163OOO delivered; Buick
IS" $l050.00 delivered. Firestone tires
and accessories. Expert mechanic, form
erly of LOcomobile and Oakland Compa-
MES.
Mrs. P. Flack Hannah, widow of Thomas
Hannah and former resident of MOntrose,
this county, died at her home in Kansas
City, Kan, on Wednesday of last week.
following short illness. She was sixty
four years old. Mrs. Hannah leaves four
children, all living in Kansas City. and two
sisters. Mrs. Elizabeth Killian and Mrs
Jacob BoOl, both of Washington city.
Senator Blair Lee has appointed three
Maryland boys to the fourth class of mid
shipmen, at Annapolis. Included in the
number are James |. Dieees. of Baltimore /;
D. M. Page, of Rockville, and j. M. PIaskett.
of this county. Ninian Bell of Cumber-
land, has been appointed to like position
by Congressman Lewis. The appontees
to the Naval Academy this year will num-
Der 900. exceeding the largest number of
any other year by $50
The annual Poolesville Heavy Draft
Horse Show will be held at Poolesville.
Montgomery county, Nd, on Saturday.
September 2. 1915. A premium of SIS
will be awarded in each of the following
classes: Stockings, one, two and three
year-olds, and aged horses Ten dollars
for the best 6-horse team and the best
brood mare. No horse to enter in COM
petition not properly tagged. Entries close
September |, at 6 P NJ. Address S. B
Milford, Secretary, Poolesville.
Included in the business transacted by
the County Commissioners Tuesday were
the commitment of Joseph 7. Reed to
Springfield Hospital for the insane, upon
the certifcation of Drs Dyson and Haddox
as to his mental condition; the letting OF
the contract for the construction of the
bridge over Dry Seneca. near Jacksonville
to the Luten Bridge Co. at So. 480l0; and
the building of the macadam road leading
from Jacksonville to Poolesville at con-
n ha ALL ~ 49,
ton. d. C..
VIM. Glaze, of Damascus district. COM
mitted suicide in his home Sunday morn
ing by shooting himself in the chest with
shotgun. His wife had gone into the
yard few minutes before. Hearing the
report of the gun. she rushed back into the
house to find her husband breathing hi:
last Mr.. Glaze's mental condition haC
been bad for some months. He was re.
Gently committed to Springfield Hospital
at Sykesville. for treatment He escaped
from the institution last Friday night anC
walked to his home, reaching there Satur.
Jay afternoon. Mr. Glaze was As year,
''u' ne IS survived by his vile and two
children
Mrs. liberia Tschiffely Rice, wife of Mr.
ueorge X, Rice. died last Monday at hel
nome near Travilah, aged seventy-fvt
years. She had been an invalid for twt
years but her condition did not becom,
alarming until about two weeks ago. He
ueath was due to complication of dis
eases She is survived by her husband
ana eight children-Mrs. Clifton Tschiffel!
ol washington. Mrs. Samuel Montgomery
MISSES Jennie L.. Elizabeth and Elberti
l. kice and George R.. Jr.. Campbell AM
frederick Rice, all Of this county. Mrs
Nlee was Miss Tschfely. of this county
and was sister of Dr. Frederick A. Tschif
Iely' OF Washington city, and Mr.. Elear L