Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1922-08-25
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TOWN and Country.

Wanted, woman to help with general
bouse work, may have child. Inquire at
summer Home. formerly the home of the
late VIM. Dorsey. adjoining Rockville.
Mr.. Eleazer Ray. who recently sold his
farm near Norbeck. has purchased from W.
Frank Rabbit residence in the eastern
section of Rockville. The price has not
been made public.
A complication of diseases caused the
death at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
Susan E. Constant, at kensington, last
saturday afternoon. of Mrs. Susan Ander-
SON, aged 80 years.
The monthly union service will be held
Of the Presbyterian Church next Sunday
oidht. August 9th, at 8 O'Clock. Rev. S.
I Coode, pastor of the Rockville Christian
Church. will preach the sermon. All are
cordially invited to attend
Miss Willie A. Umstead recently resigned
90 assistant cashier of the Kensineton
Rank and has accepted position with the
American Security and Trust Company of
washington. Miss Umstead was connected
Nth the Kensington Bank for about four
years.
The Supervisors of Elections have given
notice that the officers OF registration for
the various election districts of the county
will be in session at the usual places on
Spptember 5th, from 8 O'Clock. A. M, to 9
o'clock. P. M, to register and transfer
qualified voters.
The annual conference of the public school
teachers of this county will be held in the
hieh school building here on September
4th and 5th AS the attendance Of teach
ears is compulsory, more than two hundred
will be on hand. The public schools open
on Wednesday. September 9Th.
On next Saturday morning, August 26th,
at 1890 o'clock. the Ladies Aid Society
of the Rockville Christian Church will have
a sale Of cake, pies. rolls, cottage cheese,
ham, chicken, fruit and vegetables on their
church lawn. In case of rain, it will be
held at Mrs Russell Harms, across the
street.
The farm of George F. Ray. near Avery,
has been bought b, John M. Redpath. of
Washington, for $4,000. About forty
fine cattle and large quantity of hay 60
with the place. The farm contains 237
acres and is improved by fine buildings
and equipped with every convenience for
up-to-date farming.
See who is coming Saturday, September
2, 1922. the Tag Sellers of the Rockville
Inquiry Club to get funds for the new
engine of the Rockville Volunteer Fire De-
pattment. Look for them particularly on
the Chautauqua grounds. but you will find
them on the street and everywhere Every
body buy tag and help the cause.
Rev. F. T. Griffith, of Washington city.
will preach for me at the following places
on Sunday. August 9th: Potomac at II
AM, Travilah at P. NJ. and Great Falls
at 1880 p M. He will also fill my ap-
pOintments on Sunday. September End
Pdomac at II A. M. and Germantown at
$50 P. M. E. W. Brubaker. Pastor.
Christian Church-Rev. 5. j. Goode.
pastor of the Christian Church. will speak
on the subject Of The Joy and Blessings
of Worship" This is an annual sermon.
Every member will want to hear this ser
mon. Everyone is invited to attend. The
topic for the Christian Endeavor is Lessons
from Gods Out-of-doors." This will be an
Open-air meeting and Miss Helen Markley
will be the leader.
Charging infidelity and non-support,
Mrs. Lavinia Dawn Edwards. of this coun-
ty, has filed suit in the Circuit Court here
for absolute divorce from Jos. R. Edwards.
She is represented by Attorney John A.
Garrett. The bill states that the couple
were married in Washington on June 20,
1919, and lived together until January 20.
1921. Mrs. Edwards asks the court to
allow her to resume her maiden name of
Hill.
Mrs Attic M. Hager. widow Of John
Haeer, died on Wednesday afternoon of
last week at her home near Cedar Grove,
aged SO years. Her death was due to
paralysis and followed short illness. She
iSsurvived by daughter and son, Mrs. Jas.
BrOadhurst, of Bethesda, and John Hager,
who is connected with the bank at Da-
mascus. Mrs. Hager was a native of Vir-
GINA, but had lived in thrs county nearly
fifty years.
Mrs. Dora F. Bissett. wife of Harry Bis
sett' died last Saturday night at her home
" '-'Tey 7soi 9s years. 81 survived
'af husband and three eli rem. The
..nsiai look place Monday aftsl noon from
'e Methods, Church as Potomac. the
Fs.@. Rev r W Brubaser, conducting
re services Burial was 10 the cemetery
aaea. he church Mrs Bissett was a
'l.'e H. Virginia. and before he' marriage
ss Dempsey
'p'' being convicted in the pllice court
'se OF wing intoxicating liquor in their
with the intention Of selling it,
"s Matthews and Delno Berry. both
% we're each fined siO0 and costs by
justice Samuel Riggs Arthur Matthews.
" ta woman was acquitted on a
s''A charge. The soman's home, near
'-'a Wills. was raided by several county
few days ago and a small whisky
''' iaand in operation.
'l- Farm Of Mrs, Joseph flack. on the
ty.'ie-Geogat5wn pike. adjoining Gar
'e't rark, has been sold by Frank Higgins
1uu clifford H. Robertson. Attorneys. to
Eugene A. Smith, of Washington and this
county ,Oa for $4,000. The place contains
200 acres and is regarded as one of the
"neSl pieces of property between Rockville
anu Washington. 1t is understood to be