Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1922-02-03
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Town and Country.

about ~ lncneS, the uecpcSt Slice 1898.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Rockville
Bantist Church will hold a cake sale or
Saturday, February nth, at O'Clock, P. M
in the Sunday School room of the church.
Owing to the unfavorable weather, the
oyster supper which was to be held at the
Trayiah town hall on Friday, February 8
1922, has been postponed until Thursday
February 9th Everybody welcome. A
good supper is promised.
There will be an entertainment given at
Derwood school house on Thursday even
ine, February 9th. at s o'clock. A good
program has been prepared. one number
being the comedy. "Dr. Cure-All" Every
body is invited Admission. rs cents.
In the presence of a small gathering OF
relatives and friends, Miss Annie May
Miles, of Hyattstown. and Mr.. Philip S.
Linthicum. of Clarksburg. were married on
Wednesday afternoon of last week by Rev.
Wallace Brashears. pastor of the Methodist
Church at Clarksburg.
Information has been received here of
the recent death at the home of his son,
Clinton B. Repp, at Plainfield, N. j., of S.
Frank Repp, for more than fifty years a
resident of Maryland and who for long
time made his home at Montrose. this
county. The funeral took place at Union
Bridge, Md. where he formerly resided.
Following brief illness. Asbury Bean
died on Thursday. January 10Th, at his
home near Colesville, aged 80 years. He
was one of the oldest and best-kn0wn citi-
zens of Montgomery county. He is sur
vived by his wife. one sister, four sons and
two daughters. The funeral took place
Saturday morning, January 2lst, at 1890
o'clock, from ST. Johns Catholic Church.
Forest Glen. Burial was in Forest Glen
cemetery.
The National Lyceum System will
give on Friday, February 3rd. at 8P. NJ
the second entertainment Of the three to
be given at the Rockville High School, when
it presents to the public its very best per-
formers. THE Southern Musical Company"
This company has a national reputation
and 1t is good fortune to be able to hear
its clever artistes perform. Come and be
among your friends for an evening of
recreation and joy.
Half a dozen or more United States
revenue officers swooped down on a small
house at Cabin John Heights last Friday
afternoon and arrested the sole occupant,
X E. Parker, of Washington, on a charge
oil violating the Volstead prohibition act
Inc officers took charge of a small still,
about ten gallons of corn whisky and a
quantity of mash. Parker was brought to
Rockville and committed to jail, where he
is being held pending orders from the
Federal authorities.
James o. Eastnn. aged So years. of the
vicinity of Norbeck. was fatally injured on
Wednesday afternoon of last week while
ASSISTING in operating sawmill of James
rear Scotland. about four miles
+ .2ii.. .scsville While the mill was going
at top speed. the big belt left the wheel
ana c9s.sf5 a piece of lumber standing
nearby. knocking il against Mr.. Easton's
abdomen causing his death an hour later,
and before the rival of physician. Mr..
-.--.~.. - survived by his wife and three
children.
By the score of As to S, the basket ball
team representing the high school of Sails
bury, Md, was defeated by the Rockville
High School here last Friday evening. and
81 at the same time and place the Salisbury
High School midget team sustained defeat
at the hands of the Rockville High School
midget team by the score of 38 to8. A
third game was played between the Briar-
ley Hall team of PoolesvilIe and the ST
Johns team of Olney. the latter winning
rs to IA. The contests were witnessed
by large crowd.
The bill to prevent tax lodging, so far
as automobiles are concerned. introduced
in the House of Delegates last week. pro-
vdes that the Commissioner of Motor We
hicles shall furnish the authorities with
the names and addresses of all owners of
motor vehicles appearing upon his records
tie also would give the name of the manu-
facturer, the year of manufacture. and the
horsepower, to assist the assessors. In
Baltimore city the information would 90
to the Mayor and City Counsel. The same
data in each county would be furnished to
the Board of County Commissioners.
Robert f. L Yellott, of Chevy Chase
Md, is the defendant in suit for limiteC
divorce filed in the circuit court here b,
Mrs. Lillian W. Yellott The bill charge,
that the defendant lis now and for som,
time past has been treating the plaintiff
with great cruelty and that although nov
living under the same roof the plaintiff
has been abandoned by the defendan
and the two are now living separate ant
apart" The plaintiff asks the court {,
award her the custody of the couples twt
chil"ren-Robert W. and Mary Virgins
rellott. aged IA and IL years. respectively
TO allow her aIimony and Counsel fees. t
restrain the defendant from interfering
with the management of and require hin
10 deliver up to her the Chevy Chase home
according to the bill. the couple were mar
RED May 20. 1906
The will of George d. Jones. who diet
recently leaving an estate valued at abou
$oOOOO, has been admitted to probate il
me Orphans Court here 1t was executed
January ID. 1922, and names Lee A. ant
george Lawrence Jones. sons of the tesla
w' executors. The instrument bequeath
" Aletha B. Jones. widow of the testator
nome for life on the testators farm nea
o'ekerson. and until they become twenty
one years of age similar provision is mad
W the two infant children. William A. ant
heahor May Jones. Mrs Jones is ais