The Washington times., 1922-07-05
ZOO PHEASAN
To Be FREED IN
MONTGOMERY.
State Game Commission Re-
stocking Section-Brande-
gee Buys Farm.

ROCKVILLE. Md. July s.
Deputy State Game Warden Clyde
Harris, Of this county, has received
from the State conservation com.
mission a consignment Of 200 ring
neck phea SAINTS for liberia ton in this
county for propagating purposes
They were hatched on the State
game farm at Wynnebrook, Nd.
and are fine specimens. 1t is plan
ned TO have persons in various parts
of the county keep them in pens,
eight or ten to the pen. until the
first of the year. when they will
be liberated in pairs. Patridges and
possibly rabbits will, it is under
stood. soon be sent here for liberia
tion in various parts of the country.
Good results in thus restocking the
county with game are looked for.
United States Senator Brandegee,
of Connecticut. has. 1t was an
nounced today. increased his prop.
erty holdings in Montgomery county
by purchasing from s. Wade Ma
3 =,
of this county, 273 acres in Potomac
district, paying therefore about $40
900. The property Is not from that
owned by the Congressional Club.
Senator Brandegee had already be-
come the owner OF considera BILE
other property in the same neigh
borhool.
Miss Beatrice NJ. Stevens and Nal.
colin II. Carlisle. both Of the vicin-
ity of Hunting Hill. this county,
were married in Rockville yester.
day afternoon by the Rev. p. Row.
land Wagner, pastor of the Baptist
Church, at the home of the minister.
Although rain, which fell at in.
tervals throughout the day. marred
somewhat the Fourth OF July Ceie-
hration in Montgomery county. most
Of those planned were carried out
according to program. and several
were on an elaborate scale.
The biggest celebra ton Of the day
was probably that at the fair grounds
here Il took the form of carnival
and was given for the benefit OF the
Rockville volunteer fire department.
Horse racing,a pony race, mule race,
an automobile obstacle race and a
baseball game between the Rock
vile and Gaithersburg Montgomery
County League teams constituted the
attractions of the afternoon, and at
night there was dancing and fire
works. Music was furnished by the
Washington Grove band.
Another celebration was at Ken
sington. 1t began in the early after
noon and continued until late hour,
and included baseball game be-
tween the kensington and Damascus
Montgomery County League teams.
In the Montgomery County Base
ball League, Kensington won both
Of it's Fourth of July games, de-
feating Gaithersburg, at Gathers
burg, in the morning, 4 to 0, and
winning from Damascus, at Ken
sington, In the afternoon. to J..
Each of the othher five teams
won one and lost one. In the
morning, Rockville won from
Boyds, at Boyds, s to s, 1t being
the first time the Boyds boys
have tasted defeat during the sea-
son: Bethesda defeated Damascus,
at Damascus, 4 to 0, and as stated,
Gaithersburg lost to kensington,
TO 0.
Boyds leads the race by wide
margin, having won II and lost !;
Kensihgton, with victories and
5 defeats, is second; Rockville and
Gaithersburg are tied for third
place, each having won and lost
6: Damascus has won 4 and lost
7, and Bethesda is last with VIC
tories and s defeats.
The next games are scheduled lor
July s, when Boyds plays at ROCK
willie. Kensington at Gaithersburg.
and pamascus at Bethesda.