Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1922-10-27
Tueal aud gersnual,
Town and Country.

Town and Country.
A Halloween entertainment will b,
Given by the Brighton school. at Brighton
Grange Hall. on Tuesday, October S1st. al
7:3OP.M Admission-adults, IS cents
children. 10 cents.
Crittenden Earl Burriss, of this county
has been granted limited divorce in the
Circuit Court here from Mrs. Mamie Jane
Burriss, who is said to be making her home
in King George county, Va.
The annual oyster supper of the Oakdalt
Y.P.B. will be given at Oiney Grange
Hall on Friday. October 9th. beginning at
5P. M. Supper. so cents. Come and
bring your friends.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Brookevile
MP. Church will hold its annual oyster
supper on November 9th in Brookeville
hall, Oysters will be served at Brookeville
and Olney, near polls, on election day. No
vember 7th.
A Halloween social will be held at Mt
Tabor Etchison, on Tuesday evening, Oc-
tober 3lst. Ghosts. witches and black cats
will be on hand to greet you and show
Won good time. A small admission at
the door. Free lunch will be served.
Married, in Emanuel Baptist Church,
Washington, D. c., on October 18th, 1922,
nv the Rev. James B. Clayton, D. D., Miss
Isabelle Veirs, of Rockville, and Mr.. Loran
7 Ellis, of Fredericksburg. Va. The bride
is A daughter of the late Edward M. Veirs.
The ladies of Trinity M. E. Church will
hold an oyster and meat supper on Thurs
day. November End. in Jr. o. U. A. M.
Hall Germantown. Ice. cream, cake, candy
and fancy articles for sale. For the bene
fit of the improvement fund of the church.
Come everybody and enjoy the evening
with us and get good supper.
Mrs. Jed Cuttings. of Bethesda. this coun-
ty, who was unanimously elected president
of the Maryland Division, U. D. c., at
Haserstown on Wednesday of last week,
is first president of the Rideely Brown
CHAPTER. U. D. c.. of Rockville. and for the
past five years has been parliamentarian
of the Maryland Division, u. D. C.
The suit of the County Commissioners of
Howard county against Garrett Y. Clark.
resident of that county and Baltimore city,
which is an action to recover $83407 in
State and county taxes claimed to be due
on foreign bonds and stocks, has been re-
moved to this county for trial at the No.
vember Term of the Circuit Court.
French ecenstruction.-"The biggest job
since the food is how Frank G. Carpen-
ter characterizes the French reconstruc-
ton, now going on. This intensely inter-
esting article-one of Carpenters world
travel articles-will appear in the Maya
zine of The Washington Star. Sunday.
October 80 Order your copy from the
newsdealer today.
Sharp Street Colored Methodist Church
at Sandy Spring and the colored public
school building. nearby, were totally de-
stroyed by fire last Sunday morning. The
church was valued at about $4,000 and
the school building at about $4,000. The
fire broke out in the school building and
quickly spread to the church. What caused
the fire has not been learned. Both build
ings we're insured.
Frederick L. Moore, aged 81 years, vice
president of the Association of Oldest In
habitants of the District of Columbia. died
last Sunday night at his home in Wash
ington. Mr. Moo was born June S, 1885,
at Sandy Spring, this county. but very
shortly thereafter went to the District of
Columbia and had resided in Washington
throughout his life, except for a period
during the civil war. when he lived at Be-
thesda. this county.
On Friday. October 6. the Newcomb Club
met at the home of Mrs. Elmore. The bust
ness meeting was called at 2:15 O'Clock and
twenty members responded to the roll-call
with some item Of interest. The club voted
$3.50 to the Normal Scholarship fund.
After recess an instructive lecture by Mr..
]. |. Hambleton on Bee Keeping AS A
Hobby" was enjoyed. The history of bee
keeping from earliest times up to the
present was entertainingly given.
On Sunday afternoon, October 29th, at
o'clock. at Union Cemetery. Rockville.
Md the Janet Montgomery Chapter. D. A.
R., will place marker on the grave of
Col. Allen Bowie. Revolutionary soldier
and founder Of Montgomery county, Md.
Gov. Richie and other prominent speakers
are expected. A sketch of Col Bowie s
life will be given by his descendant, Col.
Washington Bowie and another descendant
Mr.. Donald Bowie. will place the marker
Appropriate music will be rendered. The
public is invited to participate in this
religious and patriotic program.
In holly contested and highly interesting
games in the Montgomery County School
Soccer games on Friday last Rockville and
Gaithersburg played to a tie. to l. al
tckville, and Sandy Spring won from
h@iesvlle. at Sandy Spring. | to 0. Rock
Vile continues in the lead, with three
wins AID no defeats. Gaithersbure il
second, having won two and lost none
Sandy Spring has won one and lost two
and Poolesvlle has yet to register vic
tory while it has lost four. To-day Rock
vile plays at Sandy Spring. and Gathers
burg and Poolesville try conclusions a
POOlesville.
Among the prominent non-residents Of The
state who will have the privilege Of hunt
ing in Maryland this fall is Edwin DENLY
Secretary of the Navy. His application
Tor a license to hunt in any part Of thu
State was received by Preston B. Ray
Clerk Of Circuit Court. here last Saturday
and the hermit was nrnmDfIv iSsued Tn,