Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1921-04-15
4neal aud gersnual.
Town and Country.

had benin poor health for several months.
The farm of the late Franklin Mace,
on the Old Georgetown Road, near Mont
rose, has been sold to Frank Mace, one of
the heirs, for $4,000. 1t contains SIS acres.
The Womans Christian Temperance
Union will meet with Mrs. Warren Choate.
in Rockville, on Tuesday. April 18th, at
2;30 P. M. The members and friends are
urged to be present.
The Maryland Court of Appeals has af-
firmed the judgment of the Circuit Court |
oil this county in favor of the defendant,
in the case of Pueh VS.. Washington Rail-
way and Electric Company.
The 0akdale Y. p B. will hold pub
lie meeting at the Emory M. E. Church,
Oakdale. on Thursday evening, April 2lst.
at O'Clock. The Rev. P. Rowland Wagner
will give an address. All are welcome.
Miss Myrtle |. Creamer. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Creamer. of Glen, and
Mr.. Paul X Reid of Boyds, were married
in Rockville on Tuesday last by Rev. John
7. Coolahan. pastor of St. Mary's Catholic
Church.
Miss Mabel v. Poole. daughter of Mrs.
Oscar Poole, of GAINESVILLE. and Mr.. VIM.
H. Walker. of Gaithersburs. were married
last week at the home of the bride, only
members of the two immediate families |
being present.
The Annual Conference of the M. E. |
Church. held at Baltimore. made the fol- |
lowing appointments for this county: Bur-
louisville. W. B. Ellicott; GathersLure. !
F. A. Killmon; Kensineton. W. l. McKen-
ney; Chevy Chase, j. L. Neff.
At the Annual Conference of the NJ. E. |
Church South. held at Roanoke. Va. the
following assignments were made for this
county; Clarksburg. j. D. Pope; Coles
vile, W. B. Dorsey; Gaithersburg D. M.
Brown; Goshen, G. R. Mays Poolesville.
E. ". Aaron; Potomac. f. W. Brubaker /; |
Rockville. N. B. Harmon. Jr.; Woodmont, |
E H. Davis.
The body of the man found alongside a |
road a. short distance from Seneca, this |
county, on Monday last, has been identi-
fled by Ienatius Geraci. of Washington, as
that Of his brother. Anthony Geraci. DR..
VIM. T. Pratt. County Health Officer, who
made an examination, certified death was
due to natural causes. In the pockets of |
the mans clothes when found was gold
watch, about $l3 in money and few
other things.
A deed conveying the Bradley Hills
boulevard. extending from the Rockville
Georgetown pike to the River Road. dis
lance of about five miles. has been ac-
cepted by the County Commissioners. there
by making the thorouehfare public road.
This means that the expense of all future |
work on the road will be borne by the |
county. 1t is understood the Commission
ers will at once proceed to make much |
needed repairs.
Mrs. Edith Woodward johnson. wife of |
u---v Tcr Iohreer &c me.,-' cia'r> ~
died suddenly Oh Monday Uem51H last
near the rome OF her brother-iu-ilw ard (
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Kirk D.. ncof 4
Oekdae, this county, where she had been
visiting Her body was found near the I
road short distsace from the home
Apoplexy was glsea as the cg-ss " he
deatl She is survived bF har husband /
AID se...-I -I.!1sea. lie. .oa, 100 been !
sent to Mount Claire for burial.
Thomas Bodne, of Potomac district, was
acquitted last week by jury in the Circuit
Court here on a charge of assault with in
tent to kill. II was charged that he shot
and seriously wounded Mosby Butt also of |
Potomac district. The shooting occurred
at dance near Potomac several months
ago. While the festivity was in progress
some one. it was claimed. sprinkled whisky
on one of the lady guests. A riot was pre-
cipitated. and during the uprOar Butt was
shot in the abdomen. the bullet. however.
not penetrating very far.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Veirs gave in honor
Of their little grandson. Charles Clifton
Veirs, Jr.. most delightful birthday party |
on Wednesday, April 9th, at their home.
near Rockville. The table was beautifully
decorated with apple blossoms and pink
and blue crepe paper. and tiny baskets were
the favors The playmates attending the
party were: Eleanor Diamond. Hampton
Jones. Jr.. Dolly. Ruth and Humphrey Cis-
sci, Anne Griffith, Rose and Anderson Will
liams Dick Sellman. Mary and VIM. BOuic.
Betty Lou Jones, Rose and Charles Albert.
Charles Prettyman, Harvey Grant, Jr.. Har-
riet and Frank Davis. Janet and Preston
Ray.
Information was received here last week
Of the death in Florida on Thursday of
Miss Mary Wagner. daughter Of the late
N. ]. and Mrs. Mary j. Wagner of this
vicinity. She had been i'll a long while
and recently went to Florida for her health.
She is survived by two sisters and three
brothers. They are Misses Rose ana La
vinia Wagner and Urban N. Wagner of
this vicinity and William F. and Simon P.
Wagner Of Washington. The funeral took
place from St. Mary's Catholic Church. this
town. last Monday. the services being con-
Quoted by the pastor. Rev. j. T. Cooahan.
Burial was in St. Mary's Cemetery.
John II. Eldredge, Harry C. Gould and
Ara L. Vanderoook. chosen at the annual
election Of members Of the Citizens Com
mittee for Northwest Park. subscribed to
the oath Of Office before the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court here Friday. Messrs. FL.
dredse and Gould we're members of the
old committee. The former is chairman
Of the newly elected committee. Under
the act Of the legislature creating the
Citizsns Cimmittee. the County Commits