Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1920-12-31


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&laGy4 "a. Anil. daughter .. Mr.
md Mrs. Simon p. Hnili, Of BanesyiIle,
aud Mr. Harry Morninsstar, Of the same
locality, we're married Tuesday afternoon
m me Baptist 0hua al ngliie The
psstol oil The Church 1f @c. adoen,
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At Rockville Millinery Shop special
Christmas sale-$l.25 boxed handkerchiefs
SO cents; Use boxed handkerchiefs, SO
cents soc linen handkerchiefs, 35 cents !;
35c crepe de chine handkerchiefs, 29 cents.
A full line of handmade fancy articles.
California perfume. bags, seals, ribbons and
stamped goods.
As an expression of their appreciation
of his courtesy to them, the petit jurors
of the November Term of the Circuit Court
of 1920 have presented to Judge Edward
C. Peter handsome mahogany humdor,l
an ivory cigar holder and box of choice
cigars. The presentation was made in
graceful speech by Mr.. Edward j. Murphy,
member of the jury.
A movement is on foot for the extern
sion of the Capital Traction railway FROM
Chevy Chase Lake to Kensington. The'
matter was discussed at a recent meeting
of the Kensington Home and School Asso
citation. and committee, consisting of DR.
Eugene Jones. Mayor W. W. Skinner. n
H. Chappel, George H. Snyder and Maid
Adelno Gibson, was named to solicit fund
to further the project.
Miss Ernestine Stalnaker, a member 4
the faculty of the high school at SaDN
Spring. is in serious condition at VAN
ington hospital as result of an automd
bile accident. A machine in which sid
and several friends were riding was turng
too sharply to avoid running into culveH
and upset. Miss Stalnaker was pinnS
beneath the car. 1t is thought that it VI
be several weeks before she will be al
to leave the hospital.
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New Years Day, January list, at her hOf
7 Newlands street. Chevy Chase, Md, fr4
4to7P. M, and will have assisting b
Mrs. AtIee Pomerine. wife Of Seh4r
Pomerine, of Ohio; Mrs. Thomas VT
GREGORY and Miss Jane Gregory. wife I'd
daughter of former Attorney Genera u.
W. Gregory; Mrs. Frank Boyd Mrs. DID
Brown Davis, Mrs. Forest De Lore hn
Valin and Miss Bertha S. Davis.
The funeral of Mrs. 0ctavia Hartshne,
wife of Nicholas Hartshorne who led
last week in Baltimore. following Tort
illness, took place from Grace Meudist
Church South, Gaithersbure, the stlces
being conducted by Rev. J. J. Ieer.
pastor of the church. Burial was in rest
Oak Cemetery, Gaithersburg. Mrs. hts
horne was a daughter Of Zachariah cen
and formerly resided at Gaithersbure She
is survived her husband and one CHI
Rev. Robert Atkinson. the new paor OF
Warner Memorial Presbyterian Club. of
Kensington. was installed last week the
presence Of large assemblaee. Thexer-
cises were in charge Of the Presbyfy OF
Washington and were presided Of by
the Rev. Freeley Rohrer. moderator Kew.
W. II. MCDOWELL read the Scriptures Kew.
7. C. Clark delivered the sermDT Rev.
Mcleod Harvey addressed the past and
Rev. James T. Marshall, former ptor of
the church. addressed the congregon.
The will of Lorenzo D. Watk. who
died recently at his home ntaCedar
Grove. leaving an estate valued 5about
$4,000. has been admitted to phate in
the Orphans Court here. II was ecuted
August %. 1919. and names Jsph d.
Watkins. son. to serve as excel with
out bond. The will directs thI seven
eighths Of the estate be equalldivided
among the testators seven childn-Mrs.
Maggie F. King. Mrs. Charles Johnson.
Charles Lee Watkins, Joseph Watkins
and Harry L. Watkins. all Of u county
Cornelius A. Watkins, of Baltore. and
Mrs. George o. Hendrickson. offederick
county, and the remainder be lually d.
vided between Russell V. Lew OF Balti-
more, a grandson. and Elva La. Of this