Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1922-09-22
gutaI aud gersnual.
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., the Rockville Development Company
sbich appears in this issue.
The residence of the late Mrs. Alice A.
pouic, on Montgomery avenue. this town.
hoo been bought from the estate by her
Albert M. Bouic. who. with his family,
il occupying it.
Pichsrd F. Clagett. of Bethesda, has sold
- p Kenneth Lyddane. of this town, a
hoosalow near Bradley Lane. which Mr..
Ivddane and his bride will occupy about
October 10th.
Marianne and Jane Dawson Williams,
,,bo have enjoyed the summer at the
home of their grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Williams. in Kensineton. have re-
turned to Chicago.
n, Eugene De Sales Jarboe, formerly
asDtal surgeon in the United States Navy.
.Dnouuces that he has resigned and has
aneDed an office at 1915 Eye street. N. w..
Washington, D. C. Phone main 1924.
Next Sunday morning at HIS O'Clock
,be Dostor of the Christian Church, Rev. S.
Goode. will use as his subject 1.-THE
! christians Race" This will be an inter-
.stine theme and every one who can should
hear it.
The Germantown Bank, recently organ
lied among the prominent farmers and
business men of Germantown and vicinity.
beean business Monday in the handsome
hank building just completed at German
town.
The Gospel Team Of the Christian En-
deayor Society of the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church, Washington. will have
charlie of the service next Sunday evening
at the Rockville Christian Church. They
will have a splendid program. All are
welcome to the service.
As courtesy to the Rockville Volunteer
Fire Department, the Interior Department
Band of Washington gave a concert on the
Court House lawn here last Friday even
ng 1t was enjoyed by many persons
from Rockville and vicinity. The fire de-
partment served refreshments for the thirty
musicians.
An evening Of organ music by Mar
euerite Allen Ross, organist and choir d.
rector of St. Andrews Episcopal Church.
Washington. d. c., assisted by Warren L.
Terry, tenor soloist of St. Andrews Church,
will be given at Christ Episcopal Church.
Rockville, on Tuesday. September 26th. at
OoclOck. A silver Offering will be taken.
Public invited.
Upon the advice of two physicians In
each case, the County Commissioners have
adudged Howard Greer. of Takoma Park,
and Isaiah Dorset, also of this county, to
be Of unsound minds, and have directed
that they be committed to Springfield and
townsville asylums. respectively. for care
\ md treatment at the expense Of the cOun-
gNd State.
THAT About Marriage ELLIS Parker
\ hitler, author of pigs Is Pigs" and many
other fiction hits, contributes THE Tenth
Mrs. Huntington" to the magazine of The
Washington Star. Sunday. September "a.
This complete story takes up the marriage
subject and deals with it candidly. Order
your copy of The Washington Star from
newsdealer today.
The handsome silver cup offered by Gen.
Clinton Riggs, of Baltimore. for the best
DurOc pig. exhibited at the recent Timo-
mum Fair by a member of a Boys Pig
and Calf. Club, was awarded to Ulysses
Griffith. of Laytonsville. this county. On
his Fox Hall farm in Baltimore county
Gen. Riggs has many fine specimens of
DurOcs, one weighing around 100 pounds.
The Community League of Poolesville
will present very attractive program.
under the direction of Mrs Hodeson. in
the Poolesville town hall on Saturday night,
September 23rd, at O'Clock. The Peake
Sisters" highly entertaining and laugh
able skt; THE Ghost Story" by Booth
darlington. and music by Mrs. Frank Davis
and Mr.. 7. W. Pyle. Proceeds will 90
towards the lighting plant at the school.
The firm of Brosius Brothers. who have
50 successfully operated the automobile
business at Beallsville, Md. have purchased
from VIM. C. Bean the Montgomery Garage
on Montgomery Avenue. Rockville. They
will take posses ion January LIST. They
will have associated with them as a part
nef. }. Harry Gormley. The price is re
ported to be $4,000. The sale WAS made
through the real estate firm Of Cissel &
Mcfarland.
During a riot at a colOred festival at
Metropolitan Grove, near Gaithersburg. last
Saturday night, caused. it is said. by too
itee use of corn liquor and hard cider.
Seph Stewart, young negro. was set
%aby seven or eight members of his
'aeaOd very seriously injured. He was
'u aaOss the abdomen and face and was
~f'"iSe very badly hurt. Warrants for
ne arrest of those implicated in the brawl
nave been issued.
Mrs Martha Z. Savage. wife Of George
y. Savage. died last Friday morning AT her
nome near Jamestown. aged 81 years.
one had been i'll for several months Of n
complication of diseases Surviving her
are her husband and eight sons and daueh-
Nfs The funeral took place Monday from
'ne family residence and burial was in
S'onocacy Cemetery at Beallsville. Mrs.
savage before her marriage was a Miss
0alleneer, of Virginia.
In the presence Of few relatives and
inends. Miss Agnes W. Broadhurst. daueh-
Ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel V. Broadhurst.
OIL Browningsville. this county. and Mr..
Howard S. Abel of Shacklet, Va. were
married last Saturday evening by Rev. DR..
Bfashears. pastor Of the M. E. Churches at
browningsville and Clarksbure. the home
Of the minister being the scene OF the cere-
mony. The quiet nature Of the marriage
was due to the serious illness OF the brides
mOthar