Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1920-06-25
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Town and Country.

Town and Country.
Children's Day service will be held in
Potomac Chapel on Sunday, June 9th
at 1O:45 A. M. All are cordially invited.
Senator Mish. of Hagerstown. the Demo-
cratic nominee for Congress, visited Rock
vile Wednesday and met with cordial
reception.
Saturday, July 3rd. having been declared
by Gov. Richie legal holiday, the banks
will be closed. They will also close July
4th and 5th
A concert for the benefit of the Chapel
of the Redeemer will be given in the town
hall, at Glen Echo, Md, on Wednesday,
June 30th. at 8 P. M.
The Rockville baseball nine lost a game
on Saturday last to the Berwyn nine by
6 to 0. Tomorrow Rockville's team will
play the Poolesville team at the Fair
Grounds here.
Monsienor Mackin, pastor of St. Pauls
Church, Washington. will be in charge OF
St. Mary's Parish for the next two orthree
weeks. There will not be any services at
St. Peters Church on Sunday. June 9th,
Children's Day service will be held in
Emory Church, Oakdale, on July 4th at
1890 A. M. A special program will be
rendered by the children of the Sunday
School. A cordial invitation to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter j. Stang, of Dawson
vile, Nd, announce the marriage OF their
daughter, Miss Gladys Eugenia. to Mr..
Georee H. Gervais, of Fort Myer, Va. The
wedding took place In Washington. D. e.,
on Monday. June 14th.
Due to misunderstanding, 1t Is generally
thought that the Rockville office OF the
Potomac Electric Power Company has been
closed. Only the Commercial Department
has been closed The Operating Depart
ment is still maintained at the old location.
Among the graduates of the Maryland
State College at the annual commence
ment last week were Franklin D. Day, OF
Clarksbure; Maurice Talbot Riggs, OF
Rockville. and Hosmer P. Hartshorn, OF
Kensineton. All received the degree OF
bachelor of Science.
Announcement has been made OF the
marriage in Frederick, Md on Tuesday oil
last week of Mr.. Lewis Reed, OF this town
and Miss Ethelene Rachel Thomas. daush-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton c. Thomas OF
Frederick. The marriage took place at
the home Of the brides parents.
1t will be gratifying to the people OF
this county to know that tho banks at
Sandy Spring were fully insured against
burglary and suffered no financial loss by
the bandits on April 26th. and that all
NEGOTIABLE securities left for safe keeping
in the b xes will be made good to the
owners.
The Sisters of the Visitation. OF Wash
ineton city. have purchased from the heirs
of the late Robert N. Spates the old home
stead, containing "a IL acres, located on
the Old Georgetown Road, for $4,000.
They recently sold their property in Wash
ineton city for a long price and will estab-
lish a home upon their new purchase.
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There was a meeting of the Nursing
Committee of the American Red Cross on
Wednesday, June 18th, to meet Miss NC
Donald, the new Red Cross nurse. 1t was
decided at the meeting that the nurses
time would be devoted largely to child
welfare work, with the object in view OF
starting children's conferences in those
parts of the county that most desire it.
JULIA A. FEARoN, Secretary.
Hon. Andrew j. Cummings. OF this coun-
~. who was recently elected delegate to
the Democratic National Convention to
be held on June 28th. left for California
on Sunday last. Mr.. Cummings is well
known on the Coast, and especially in San
Francisco, where he rendered distinguished
service to the State as Maryland's host and
resident commissioner at the Panama "a
cific International Exposition.
JUDGE Edward C. Peter. in the Circuit
Court here, has signed a decree directing
Clarence NJ. Griffith and wife. OF Clarks-
burg, TO convey to Paul x. and Aloyslus
w. Reid a farm near Clarksbure. Several
months ADO the Griffiths signed contract
IN sell the farm to the Reds and accepted
$50 as part payment. They however
declined to deed the property and the
Reids instituted suit to compel them to
do So The price agreed upon for the farm
was $1l,00c
most delightful afternoon was spent
on Wednesday. June 18th, when the A.
IL Club of German town was entertained
by Mrs. R. L. Hickerson. The attendance
was good. The response to the roll-cal
was "Our Favorite Flower" Mrs Juliar
Waters gave the Current Events. Mrs. K
L. Hickerson gave an interesting talk or
her experience in cultivatins flowers Mis-
Anna Mary Waters entertained the clu'
with several pretty vocal solos. Mis-
Elinor Hickerson rendered several instru
mental solos. After most enjoyable re
freshments, the club adjourned to meet OF
June 30th with Miss Annie Baker.
A movement has been started In TIL
county for the erection at Rockville OF
memorial to the Montgomery county boy
who died from either disease or wound
in the United States military or naval sci
vice during the world war Ii is planne
m erect on the courthouse Green bronZ