Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1921-07-29
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Town and Country.

Town and Country.
In the place of Leroy Lochte, who de.
clined, the County Commissioners have ap-
pointed Upton Perrell, of Woodmont, dog
tax collector for Bethesda district.
Robert H. Harmon has resigned as prin-
cipal of the Rockville High School and will,
it is understood. become associated with a
Washington educational institution.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ledoux E. Riggs, of Goshen,
have announced the marriage. in Balti-
more, last week of their daughter, Miss
Sarah G. Riggs. and Mr.. Franklin P. Dryer,
of Laytonsville.
The Hermon and Cropley Presbyterian
Churches will hold union services at Crop
ley next Sunday. Sunday School at 2:3O
P. M. Preaching at $3.50 P. M. by Rev.
Samuel p Garden. Everyone most well
come.
The surviving members of Rideley Brown
Camp. U. C. ". No, 5l8. are notified to as
semble at the Court House. in Rockville,
at 10 O'Clock in the morning, on Saturday.
August 9th, to attend their annual re-
union.
Upon the advice Of Drs. Kress and Miller,
the County Commissioners have adjudged
Mrs. Kate v. Nation to be of unsound
mind and have directed that she be COM
mitted to Springfield Asylum, at Sykes
vile, Md. for care and treatment at the
expense Of the county and State.
Mr.. Harry A. Dawson. appointed by
President Harding postmaster Of Rock
vile to succeed Mr.. Joseph Reading. took
cr---- Tile off las Saturday. lIe aa-
boz s Geofgt " Muhica s.5faat
p aaa. and Os sr r. Gather, etk in
the JGl anA bo retained The office
pay $500 ges yeas Mr.. Reading was
post lste 38ut i've aud a-hsn years
N q ellie fie.def. wife Of F. }. Heidef.
~ Tans ytown, d C.. died at her home last
Sot ~ night about Il o'clock as a result
u i3ilries received in an automobile acct
near Derwood five hours earlier Mr.
lie e. his wife and three children were
nc wing through the county on their way
s,us when Mr. Heider turned 20 one side
VI he road TO prevent the possibility Of 8
10. sion with another machine il is stated.
lua his car turned turtle.
Saturday, Joly SOth, vill be Temperance
Das st Washington Grove CamD Meeting
iudes the auspices OF the Aati-Sa'oon
League and the w. C. 7 u. OF AOntgon
cry county. Addresses viii be made BY
Congressman W. z. Upshew Of Georgia, at
10 a. M. Hon, Roy A Haynes. L. S. Com
missioner Of Prohibition. in the afternoon,
End Sapt. George " Cfabbe. Of the Mary
land Anti-SalOon League, in the evening.
Az he affiliated organizations are ex
pected 90 DO represented.
In the peesence Of only a few members
Of the Two families, Niss Lucy Victoria
Peters. daughter Of M. and Mrs. Fountain
Peters, Of near Rockville. snd Mr James
: Lauehlin OF Indianapolis, lnd.. were
.nerrisd e. the rectosy Of St Palriyk's
Church, Washington. D C., BY Father Hur
ney on Saturday July 18th, 1921. Im-
medetsly after the ceremony they eft
ior Oh extended trip though the North.
visiting Montreal, Quebec and othes points
OF interest in Canada. Win be al home
ct Silver Spring. Nd. August
The Nomsas Chfisrian temperance
Union Of Montgomery coHasy viii hold is
annual conventiol On Saturday, 5uis Soth
Ct $50 A. M. d, Washington Cove The
meeting will he a union meeting Ia which
fhe Washington Grove Association the
Anu-SaIoon League and the WsC T o.
aiu cooperate. All the membership and
their friends are expected TO be present
Inc best speakers obtainahla win give sd
dresses at both the morning and afternoon
sessions. Come and bring your basket
lunch and enjoy the day. Alice +. Chap
man, Pres Mont Co. w. c. T. o.
Evanselstic services Will De held At the
Methodist Church at Potomac. Nd, begin.
ping on Sunday, august 7th. ana con
tinuins for al least two weeks Rev G.
~ ley Moore Of Washington, D G, viii
40 the preaching. tie is giving his time
aH.nf 1- r9nfeurcs year wholly 10 lie
work oI evangelism, and ne as the repu
tation of being a strong preacher. Some
very fine singers of Washington. who are
friends of Brother Moore. have volunteered
to assist in the singing. All Christians. Of
whatever branch of the Christian Church.
are most cordially invited to lend help
ing hand in this meeting. Let our daily
prayer be that great revival wave will
sweep through this section as result OF
this meeting. E. W. Brubaker. Pastor.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hughes Nicol, who is
temporarily living in Baltimore, has insti-
tuted suit in the Circuit Court here against
Mrs. Helen C. M. Tigh. otherwise known as
Helen Hemmngs. otherwise known as
Helen Franks and otherwise known as
Helen Nicol. claiming damages in the
amount of $4,000 for alienation Of the
affections of the plaintiffs husband, Alex
ander Matthew Nicol. The man in the
case was at one time private secretary TO
ballenger Booth. of the Salvation Army.
and is also understood to have been for a
time on the staff of one of the London
daily papers. All are English people. who
came this county within the last year.
The defendant in the case recently pur-
chased property at Potomac, this county.
and is now living there with relatives.
Mrs. Nicol is represented by Dawson &
Dawson. Of Rockville.
The Executive Board of the Montgomery
County League OF Women Voters met on
tuesday at Mrs James H. JOnes' in Rock