Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1922-05-12
Eutal aud gersunal.
Town and Country.

W. C. Watkins & Son announce that
Friday, May 26th. will be De Laval ser.
vice day. Be sure to bring your separator
in for inspection.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of. the Brooke.
vile M. P. Church will hold its annua
strawberry festival on Thursday, May rs
at the Brookeville hall, beginning at P. M
Robert N. Bayliss. of Rockville. has pur.
chased from Clarence E. Anders a resi-
dence on Montgomery Avenue. in the
eastern end of this town, the price being
announced as $500.
The monthly meeting of the Woman:
Christian Temperance Union will be held
at Mrs. W. E. Wards, Rockville. on Tues.
day, May 18th. at 2:S0 P. M. The men,
hers and friends are cordially urged to be
present.
On May 25th there will be a chicken
and ham supper at the old Emory Church
hear Oakdale, given by the Mite Society
n Emory M. E. Church South, for the
painting of the church. Supper. so cents
Everybody welcome.
Darkness brought to an end at the Fair
Grounds here last Friday baseball game
between the Rockville MONTGOMERY coun-
ly) League team and Briarley Hall Military
academy nine. of Poolesville, the score
handing 8 to 8. Fourteen innings were
played.
In honor of her sister-in-law Mrs. Thos.
u. Dawson. formerly Miss Ann Frazier
Davidson of Catlettsbure, KY, Miss Eliza
eth Dawson entertained at dance at the
nonteomery Country Club here last Satur-
hy evening. The function was attended
y something like 200 guests from various
Arts of the county.
For the benefit of the Philathea class of
Gface Methodist Sunday School. Gathers
big, Miss Alice Morse of Washington, will
I've an entertainment of dramatic inter-
0etations in the Gaithersburg Masonic
III the evening of May 18th. The prin-
pal number on the program will be an
nferpretation of the comedy Peg o. My
Neart" Several child numbers also will
NJ presented by Miss Morse.
Under the provisions of law enacted
1eferal years ago the Judges of the Sixth
lsiicial Circuit. composed of Montgomery
"a Frederick counties, have established
Juvenile Court at Rockville. Judge Ed
nd C. Peter will preside and will hold
sons as often as he deems necessary.
MS E. L. Spamer, Social Service worker.
be Probation Officer, and Clayton X.
atkins, deputy clerk of the Circuit Court
n this county, will be the Clerk.
Rev. G. W. Moore. of Cumberland. Md.
- be with me at Germantown, Md. in
~ day meeting beginning Tuesday night.
-, 18th. A cordial invitation is ex-
.1nded to everybody to attend and lend
1elping hand that the meeting may be a
sHccess. Mothers Day will be observed
AZ Potomac Chapel on Sunday morning.
Nay l4th, and at Germantown at night
Let us attend and do honor to the memory
q pur precious mothers E. W. Brubaker.
Rastor.
Paralysis, with which he was stricken
Wednesday, of last week, caused the death
easly Saturday morning of Robert McKen-
ds5 Butt, life long and well known resi-
1ent Of this vicinity He was seventy
III years old. Surviving him are the
lowing children 4: Edward Butt and Mrs.
[l1fence Bolts of Washington and Mrs.
Eaprse G. Grady, Mrs. John L. Mills. Mrs.
N'lliam H. Coleman. Mrs. Thomas Multi
cHn and Maurice, William H. and Hazel
HHtt Of this county. The funeral took
p|1ce at 1 o'clock Monday afternoon.
Ihe Society of Amateur Gardeners held
fefrst meeting of the year with Mrs. W. H.
81 rd. as hostess. on Friday. May 5th
officers elected for the year we're:
fesident, Mrs. Leonard Nicholson vice
1fesident, Mrs. W. H. Beard; secretary.
NJ. Jas. T. Bogley; treasurer. Mrs. J. W.
nnson. A large number of spring flowers
A4i few vegetables were exhibited. Plans
re made for the summer months, and the
lpne meeting will be an annual picnic at
&c experimental Rose Garden at Arlington.
Before cheering crowd of more than
~ county fans the Bethesda team, of
VIZ Montgomery Baseball League. defeated
Brooke Lees crack semi pro baseball
ayers by the score of 10 to 6. Marion
Pm. Harry Hunts Bearcat catcher of last
y. caught a wonderful game for Be-
''esda. Pap 0ldfield played sterling game
first base and Joe Oldfield's running
~ fkward catch was the fielding feature.
borden's triple in the seventh inning,
" three on the bases, won the game
drove Walter Beall, the Silver Spring
Cher, from the mound.
he Young Mems Club of St. Johns met
N Hobert Hutton on May 5th, twenty
members being present. The meeting
opened in the usual manner and after
"o ehO iCpOIlo VI SEVERAL COUlInlt-
elected Percy Soper as new me nber
'Atfe was no new business. but the time was
" than taken up with mock trial. which
PVed both interesting and instructive.
case was the State VS.. Tal!,ott Barns
Tor murder. The prosecuting attorneys
e Willard Harvey and Fergerson Barns
while Hobert Hutton and Samuel Boyd
e Tor the defense. The judge was
Phard Burns Not guilty was the YER
brought in by the jury.
PeSplte the fact that rain come down in
mlted quantities nearly all week and
noon Saturday, the lawn fete given by
Edward L. Stock, Of Bethesda. this
hty' on Saturday afternoon and even
loF the benefit Of Montgomery County
eral Hospital. was an acknowledged
cess Large crowds attended and many
2hlnent people. both from Washington
the county proved their interest in the
pltal. Colorful costumes. jazz music,