Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1917-11-09
gOeal aud gersnual.
Town and Country.

benefit OF the Ked Cross.
From May first to November first Motor
vehicle Commissioner Baughman has COL
lected in fines $24,248.25.
The Ladies' Aid of Boyd Presbyterian
Church will hold an oyster supper in Boyd
hall on November 9th and 10th.
George T. Harrington. formerly of Hunt
ing Hill. this county, died on Monday last
at his residence in Washington. D. C.
Mrs Clay M. Fielden. of Texarkana. Ark.
nee Rebecca Hunter. a native of this
county. is visiting her brother. Mr. George
M. Hunter, of this town.
Harry B. Riley. of Chevy Chase, has
been commissioned first lieutenant in the
Dental Section of the Medical Reserve
Corps by the War Department
Mr.. Harry Elmer Richards and Miss Lin
MIA Brown, both of Takoma Park. were
married here on Friday last by Rev. A. T.
Howard.
The Rockville Millinery Shop has full
line of hats and trimmings. art goods,
knitting needles, &c. The ladies' exchange
will be discontinued after November LIST.
Miss Margaret Mohler. of Adamstown
Md, and Mr.. Vernon Dorsey Mills, of Gath.
ersburg, were married here Monday by
Rev. j. W. Duffey. pastor Of the Methodist
Church.
Mrs. Callie Young. aged 81 years. wife
of Mr.. j. Dallas Young. died last Saturday
at Damascus Besides her husband, two
daughters and a son survive. She was
daughter of the late Madison Etchson.
Mr.. Thomas Dawson returned to his
home here last Saturday after spending
four months in the West looking to the
restoration of his health. The visit brought
the desired result and he is very vigorous.
Mr.. Alexander Garrett. of Hunting Hill.
has bought from Mr.. Charles H. Welt. Of
Bethesda, dwelling house in the western
section of Rockville for $500. Mr.. Gar
rett will give up farming and make Rock
vile his home about the first OF the year.
An auxiliary of the Montgomery County
Cbapter of the Red Cross has been organ
lied at Germantown with thirty-three
members and the following officers Chair
man. Mrs. Frank Schaeffer; treasurer. Mrs.
Bowie F. Waters. and secretary. Mrs. l. ~
Shippers.
An educational and humorous lecture.
entitled Fourteen Thousand Miles in Sew
enty-fve Minutes" will be delivered by
DIR. VIM. H. Baylor, of Baltimore, in the
Poolesyille Baptist Church on Friday even
ind November 9th, at 7:30 O'Clock. Ad-
mission. rs cents.
The Gaithersburg Branch, Montgomery
County Red Cross Unit, will give all oyster
and meat supper at Masonic Hall. Gath
ersbure, on Friday, November 9th. begin
ming at S O'Clock, P. NJ. The patronage
of the public is most earnestly solicited.
Supper, so cents.
Mrs. Annie V. Haslem. Of Glen Echo,
has filed suit in the Circuit Court here for
an absolute divorce from Jas. A. Haslam'
of Washington The bill charges deser-
ton. representing that the couple hVed
together for only three years after their
marriage in 1911.
With the ruthless invasion of Belgium
nv the Germans as a setting. Louis Tracy
has written a thrilling novel. The Day oil
Wrath" replete with stirring adventure
and romance. Read the first installment
next Sunday in The Washington Sunday
Star. November II.
Announcement has been made oil the
marriage, in Washington. Of Miss Lula
Ward, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
G. Ward. of Travilah. and Mr.. Albert D.
Cissel, Of Jamestown. the ceremony being
perfotmed by Rev. John H. Jeffries at the
home Of the minister
Fire in a storage building OF Mr.. VIM. K.
Humphrey caused considerable excitement
in Rockville last Friday evening. The
volunteer fire company and other citizens
responded to the alarm. Much furniture
in the building was damaged. The cause
of the fire has not been determined
John Smith, of Gaithersburg. was seri-
ously injured near Gaithersbure on Thurs
day evening of last week, when he was
struck by an automobile. while walking on
the pike. operated by Charles E. Koontz'
of Gaithersburg He sustained cut on
his head and was rendered unconscious.
Capt. Ljungstedt. Of this county. is now
attached to the 18th Cavalry. which. with
other cavalry units. is being turned into
field artillery. Capt. Lungstedt is stationed
at Fort Ethan Allen. Vermont but II is
Generally understood these troops will be
removed to the South for the winter to
complete their training.
The ladies Of St. Mary's Catholic Gene
terv Association will serve hot lunch at
the Corcoran Hotel building. Rockville. on
Tuesday and Wednesday, November 18th
and I4th. at noon. Those who have pa
tronized these lunches will find the same
good service as in the past. The patron
age of the public is solicited.
Mrs Martha E. Conley. wife of Mr. Chas.
W. Conley. Of Falkland, this county died
on Saturday, November 8. Two sons DR..
Charles Conley. Of Frederick. Nd and
Colonel ConIey. of the U. S. A., and two
daughters. Mrs. Jones. wife of DR.. Eugene
Jones. Of Kensineton and Mrs. Brown VIE
Of DR.. Brown. of Burnt Mills. survive her
On Sunday. November 18th. at lO:3O A.
NJ. Cardinal Gibbons. Archbishop Of Bal
timore. will administer the Sacrament oil
Confirmation at St. Johns Church. Forest
Glen, Md. The pastor, Rev. c. 0. Rosen
steel. will say the High Mass chou
composed Of members Of the knights o.
L. Maxim