Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1917-06-01
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Town and Country.

Town and Country.
The Kings Daughters of Rockville will
meet with Mrs. John Higgins on Tuesday
evening" June 5th. 1917. at 7:45 O'Clock.
Millinery. new shapes and styles Of the
season, flowers. ornaments, etc.. full line
of waists. Mrs. Harry E. Stratmyer, Rock
vile.
The exhibition which the Amateur Gar
deners' Club was to have held on May
29th has been postponed. The date will
be announced later.
You don't have to register on June 5th
if you are member of the National Guard.
Go to Silver Spring, Md, on or before June
5th and join Company X. list Maryland
Infantry.
Notice.-We make deliveries by auto
to Rockville and vicinity on Tuesday and
Saturday Of each week. Lansburgh &
Bro, 42O Seventh street. N. w., Washing
ton. DC
The usual exercises were held at the
Rockville Union Cemetery on Wednesday
in observance Of Memorial Day. consisting
of addresses and music. in the presence
of large crowd.
Memorial services will be held at Mo-
nocacy Cemetery. Beallsville, on Saturday.
June End, at P. M. An interesting pro-
gram has been arranged The public is
cordially invited to be present.
The Lee S. Latimer property at Drum
mond has been bought by Mrs. Mary E.
Archer, of Washington, for $4,000. 1t is
understood to be the purchasers purpose
to improve the property and make it her
permanent home.
Mr. Charles H. Burns, Of Kensington, this
county. and Miss Lillian E. White. of Brad
dock Heights. Md. were married at Forest
Glen last week by Rev. C. o. Rosensteel,
pastor of st. Johns Catholic Church, the
ceremony taking place at the rectory.
This week the Confederate Veterans
march on Washington. Excellent photo
graphs of the officers of the encampment
and of many of the sponsors. wards and
matrons of honor will be found in the pic
torial section of the Washington Sunday
Star. June 3rd.
Rev. Thomas Windiate, of Nashville.
Tenn. has accepted call to the rectorate
of Christ Episcopal Church at Kensineton.
this county, and will enter upon his duties
June LIST. The church has been without a
rector since the resignation Of Rev. VIM. E.
Calender several months ago.
Miss Ruby Olive Briggs, daughter Of Mrs
Ella Briggs of the vicinity Of Gaithersbure
and Mr.. Forrest F. Crown. Of the same
locality, were married recently at Cedar
Grove. the ceremony being performed by
Rev. L. A. Thomas. pastor of the Cedar
Grove Baptist Church.
May professions were held by the chill
dren of the Catholic churches Of the county
on Sunday afternoon last. At Rockville
about seventy-hve were in line. The chill
dren of St. Johns Church. Forest Glen, and
the Church of the Holy Redeemer. Ken
sington, united and marched at Forest
Glen. Splendid music was rendered.
The Montgomery County National Bank
of Rockville. Md, R. H. Stokes president,
has subscribed for 100000 of the Liberty
Loan" and will receive subscriptions from |
all persons desiring to subscribe to the |
loan and attend to the necessary details |
without charge or compensation of any |
kind
The congregation of Emory M. E. Church |
South, Oakdale. will observe their second |
anniversary on Sunday. June 18th. The |
public is cordially invited. Lunch will be |
served on the grounds. DR.. E. X. Hardin, |
of Mt. Vernon Church. Washington, d. c.. |
will preach in the morning and Rev. J. C. |
Copenhaver. of Mt. Pleasant. in the after
noon.
Mrs. Matilda Kelley. formerly of Der
wood. fell as she was walking through the |
yard at the home of her daughter, Mrs. |
Frank Welsh. near Wheaton, last Saturday |
afternoon. breaking her arm at the elbow |
and wrist. She was taken to the George |
town University Hospital. where the bones |
were set by DR.. Eugene Jones. of Ken
sington.
The Director of Publicity of the Liberty |
Loan Department of the Treasury informs
us that Saturday. June 2nd and Sunday,
June 3rd. are set aside as Liberty Loan
Sabbaths throughout the country. Mate
rial for sermons to be preached in all pull
pits has been prepared under the super
vision of the New York Church Mems
Conference. composed of all denominations.
At largely attended meeting of the
Montgomery County Bar Association here
Monday, which was presided over by Judge
Peter, committee, consisting of Thomas
Dawson, Robert B. Peter. Frank Higgins.
Albert M. Bouic and W. Outerbridee Spates,
was named to prepare resolutions upon the
death Of Judge James B. Henderson and
to report at the June Term Of the Circuit
Court.
The War Department has ordered that
Company X Of the LIST Maryland Regiment,
the roster Of which is made up largely of
Montgomery county boys, be recruited up
to $50 men, and Sergeant Eugene Stevens
and Privates Clarence Duvall and James
r Barnes have been named as the re-
cruitine detail. Accompanied by Lieut..
Frank l.. Hewitt the detail is now touring
this county and has within the last few
days brought the membership Of the COM
pany up from 100 to ILL., The detail will
next week tour Howard county.
In the case Of Robert H. McNeill and
Robert T. Houeh. the latter now dead,
against the Silver Spring Hotel Company
and Llewellyn Jordan, which was a credi-
tors suit for the appointment Of receiver