Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1922-09-29
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a,ion Of Rockville, on the Great Falls
road.
The State Conservation Commission has
.,,ointed George F. Bonifant, of Layhill,
deputy game warden for this and ad-
'ai,s COMMITTEES. and he has subscribed to
the oath of Office.
Antique quilt lost or taken by mistake
Ton, the exhibition hall on the Fair
c,onnds, Rockville, Md. The finder will
oroose communicate with Mrs. Thomas
uoskinson, Poolesville. Md. Reward Of
fered.
Tbornton W. Owen. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
v.roon G. Owen, formerly of Gaithersbure,
has been admitted to The Massachusetts
Tos,itute of Technology Boston Tech) and
hos zone to Cambridge. Mass, to begin his
studies.
Mrs. Susan Carlisle, widow of James
co,isle died on Sunday last at her home
near Hunting Hill. aged 81 years. Her
death was due to paralysis and followed a
short illness. Mrs. Carlisle was daugh-
fer of the late Fenton Carter.
REGINALD Carlisle, lifelong resident of
Jamestown district, died on Thursday of
last week, aged 40 years. He had been
III a long time. Surviving him are his wife
and several children The funeral look
Mace Saturday morning from the family
residence near Jamestown. burial being in
the cemetery at Jamestown.
Mrs. Eleanor M. Fletcher. Of Washington,
formerly of Kensington. this county. has
filed suit in the Circuit Court for limited
divorce from Horace Darrell Fletcher. of
Kensington, charging cruelty and desertion.
She also asks the Court to award her the
custody of the couples 8-months old child.
Horace Darrell Fletcher. Jr.
MacMllan's Experiences. Donald B.
Macmillan, famous Arctic explorer. is writ
ing his personal experiences around the
North Pole for readers of The Washington
Star He contributes an especially inter-
esting article, Fighting Toward the Goal"
for the issue of Sunday, October LIST Order
your copy of The Washington Star from
newsdealer to-day.
Bowie F. Waters. political agent of David
J. Lewis, unsuccessful candidate for the
Democratic nomination for the United
States Senate. has. as required by law,
filed with the Clerk of the Circuit Court
here a sworn statement showing that he
neither received nor expended any money
whatsoever to promote the candidacy of
Mr. Lewis.
AT a meeting of the Rockville Bar AS
ISOLATION, held in the Court House here
Tuesday and presided over by II. Maurice
Talbot, a committee. consisting of H. M.
Talbot, Thomas Dawson and Robert B.
Peter, was named to prepare resolutions
M the death of Frank Higgins. member of
be bar. who died at his home here Mon
day afternoon.
Rally Day exercises will be held in the
Hunting Hin NJ. Z. Church ON Sunday.
October list. Sunday School Rally at 2:30
O'Clock, P. M. followed by preaching. This
rally will be conducted by the former
pastors, and all the former members are
cordially invited to attend and make this
one of the largest rallys in the history of
the church. Come one. come all.
Washington Burdette. who recently re-
tired after continuous service of twenty
three years as assistant postmaster at
was presented with hand
some gold watch and chain last Saturday
evening by number of the citizens Of
Gathersburg. The fund was raised by a
committee consisting of Postmaster C. S.
Duvall, former Postmaster G. W. Etchison.
John A. Slower. of the Gaithersbure Bank.
and the five rural carriers who operate
from the Gaithersburg Office.
The Executive Board of the Montgomery
County League of Women Voters held its
regular monthly meeting on the afternoon
of Tuesday. September 26th. in Rockville.
Plans we're formulated for the holding
of open meetings during October to dis
cuss the proposed amendments to the
State Constitution that will be voted upon
at the November election. The chairmen
of the different election districts reported
a growing interest in the Women's State
Fair to be held in Baltimore during No.
vember. Similar Fairs in other States
have been very successful.
Archbishop Curley Court of the Catholic
Daughters of America was organized on
Sunday last in St. Martins Hall. Gathers
burg, Md. Mrs. Smith. Grand Regent of
the Maryland Court of Frederick, Nd, as
sisted by members of the Court, had charge
Of the initiation exercises. The officers
elected were installed by Miss Agnes M.
t0wers, of Baltimore. State Regent of
&yland. assisted by the Grand Regent
ahe District of Columbia and officers of
iAe Frederick Court The following are
The officers Grand Regent. Mrs. Edward
r Schwartz; Vice Regent. Mrs. William
hoye; Prophecies. Mrs. Lena Griffith ;
historian, Mrs. Gartner; Monitor, Miss
Marie Stang; Sentinel, Miss Anna Hoyle I:
Treasurer. Mrs Ebert T. Clagett Secre-
tary' Miss Rose Crown; Trustees. Mrs. VIM.
Water, Mrs. Lewis Bussard. Mrs. Clayton
hoyle, Mrs. John Rome and Miss Anna
Mae Waters. Refreshments were served
On Saturday. September 23rd. 1922. the
marriage of Miss Theresa Bean. of Layhill.
Nd. to Mr.. j. Franklin Ballenger. of Wash
lngton, d. c., was quietly solemnized at
Mount Vernon Methodist Church. Wash
lneton. d. C.. with DIR. C. G. Chappell off
eating Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Balleneer left for Chicago.
ILL.,, for a short honeymoon. after which
time they will then 60 to Detroit. Mchi-
gan. where they will make their home.
Mr.. Ballenger is a staff member of the
Rehabilitation Division Of the u S. Vet
Grams Bureau and devotes his entire time