Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1919-04-18
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Town and Country.

Town and Country.
Mrs. Edward Ricketts,, a widow. died a
her home, near Potomac, on Tuesday last
aged about IS years. She was a Mis-
Baker before her marriage.
Mr.. John S. Gilliss has sold to Mr.. Rober
H. Hoskinson dwelling house and forty
acres of land on the Rockville Potomac
pike, the consideration being $500.
Died, on Sunday, April IS, at his home
at Glen Echo, W. C. Heffner. aged SO years
The funeral took place Tuesday from his
late residence and interment was in the
Presbyterian cemetery at Bethesda.
Christ Church Mission Guild will hold a
sale at the residence of Mr.. John L. Daw-
son on Saturday, April 26th. from 7:SO to
1890 P. M. Cake, candy and fancy arti-
cles for sale. Admission, 10 cents.
John F. Seibert has sold to Cooke A.
Robertson farm of 20 acres on the Rock
ville-Norbeck pike, two miles from Rock
vile, for $3.50. Mr.. Seibert has bought
from j. Hampton Jones dwelling house
at Garrett Park for $4,000.
If you have trouble with your tractor, why
not call Rockville Garage (67)H We can
help you. If you are in doubt. give us
trial. We have tractor expert with us
he has been dealing with tractors ever
since they came on the market.
By the terms of the will of Mrs. F. Helen
Welt. which has been admitted to pro-
bate in the Orphans Court here, the entire
estate is left to Charles H. Welt, husband
of the testatrix, who is named executor
without bond. The will was executed
July 2. 1904.
George H. Harris. representing The Wash
ington Star, photographed every member
of the peace conference in Paris. These
pictures, forming historical document
worthy of preserving, are contained in the
pictorial section of The Sunday Star, April
20. Watch for it.
Another great bake" sale will be held
at the Baptist Church. Rockville, Saturday
afternoon, April 18th. An especially at
tractive assortment of rolls, bread, cake,
pies, candy and fancy articles will be sold.
The public is cordially invited to partici-
pate in the good things of this occasion.
At preliminary hearing before Justice
Gather, in the police court here. Archie
Bellows and Augustus Awkward, young
negroes of the Sandy Spring neighborhood,
were held for the action of the November
grand jury on charges of stealing chickens
from j. W. Barnsley and C. Willard Barns
ley, of Olney district. They furnished bail
of 5000 each.
The Thomas Club, of Bethesda. met on
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Jane Allies
and Mrs. A. A. Wilson, when the theme
discussed was War Fiction" The next
meeting, guest day. will be held on Tues
day. April 22nd, at the residence of Mrs.
George Bradley, at Bethesda. Nd, when
Mrs. Florence Jackson 'Stoddard will speak
on THE Land of Foche.'
Miss Florentia Mildred Kanode, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Kanode, and Mr..
Hiram Ellsworth Perkins, of Pittsburgh,
were married last Saturday afternoon at
the home of the bride, in Gaithersburg,
Rev. S. Reese Murray, pastor of Epworth
Methodist Church, officiating. After their
honeymoon trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins will
make their home in Pittsburgh.
John E. Flaherty. Raymond Frayne and
Gus Tibpig were given preliminary hear
ing before Justice Gather, in the police
court here, last Saturday on charges of
breaking into the home of Daniel Miller, at
Takoma Park. and stealing jeweIry and
articles of the value of $175. In default
of bail in the amount of $500 each they
were committed to jail to await action by
the grand jury.
On Wednesday, April 30th. there will be
held at Christ Church, Rockville, meeting
of the Woman's Auxiliary of Montgomery
county, beginning at 1890 A. M, with a
celebration of the Holy Communion, and
continuing through the day. There will
be much of interest to church people. A
box luncheon will be served about P. M,
and at the afternoon session there will be
a missionary speaker.
Mrs. Margaret Brooke Maeruder, aged
SO years, widow Of DIR. VIM E. Magruder,
died on Thursday of last week at her home,
at 0lney. She had been i'll a long time of
an affection of the heart. She leaves two
sons and two daughters, DR.. VIM. E. Magru-
der, of Baltimore; Richard Magruder, for
many years resident of the West, and
Misses Mary and Emma Magruder, Of this
county.
The will of Richard H. Stokes. presi-
dent of the Montgomery County National
Bank. who died recently at his home here.
has been admitted to probate in the Or
phans Court. 1t was executed September
6, 1912. and names Mrs. Katherine B.
Stokes, his widow, executrix without bond.
The will bequeaths the entire estate to
Mrs. Stokes, but should she marry again,
it is to be equally divided between the two
children. Mrs. Julian W. Whiting and Ca
millus B. Stokes.
Edwin w. Broome. superintendent Of the
public schools, has announced the resigna-
tons and appointments of teachers as fol-
lows; Resignatons-Miss Lula White.
school at Unity; Miss Leona Ward, Barnes
Vile Miss Ida Cauthorn, Woodside Mrs.
Luella Davis. Chevy Chase Miss Marian
Antisel, Blairs Miss Virginia Mays, Ger
mantown. Appointments Miss Eleanor
Smith, school at Unity: Miss Blanche
Ludlow. GAINESVILLE; Mrs. Luella White.
Woodside; Miss Cauthorn. Blairs.
In a suit against Walter R. Tuckerman.
of Edeemoor, for damages to the amount
of $1,000. Mrs Frank P. Stone. of Poto-
mac district uaq diuan INDIGNANT for 9E00