Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1922-01-06
Ental aud 9ersaaal.
Town aud Country.

Sunday afternoon, January 8, at O'Clock.
by Rev. P. Rowland Wagner.
Alfred G. Buhrman and Wilbur l. Doty,
both of whom live at Chevy Chase, have
been appointed by Sheriff Monkey deputy
sheriffs for Bethesda district.
Germantown Council. No. 16l, will hold
an oyster supper in the Jr. o. u. A. M. Hall,
Germantown, Md. Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings. January 18th and 18th.
Mr.. Jesse W. Nicholson will break ground
next week for his new home on Newlands
street and Brookeville road. Chevy Chase.
He expects to be able to take possession
of the same by early spring.
The Womans Club of Bethesda will be
entertained by Miss Mona Gill at her home
in Alta Vista on January 10th. 1t is the
first meeting since December l4th, owing
to the holidays. and will be guest day.
Miss Katherine v. Saunders and Mr..
lessee E. Garden, both of Bethesda, were
married in Rockville on Wednesday of
last week by Rev. Nolan B. Harmon. pastor
of the Methodist Church. at the home of
the minister.
Miss Edith B. Butt, daughter Of Mrs.
Alice Butt. of this vicinity. and Mr.. Nor
man E. Ward, of this town. were married
in Washington on Thursday of last week
by Rev. j. j. Ringer. The bridegroom is a
son of Mrs. Hattie A. Ward.
A request of the Rockville Volunteer
Fire Company that the motor fire truck the
company recently contracted to buy be
permitted to be kept in the basement of
the court house has been favorably acted
on by the County Commissioners upon con-
dition that the building is properly looked
after and provided the insurance compa-
MES approve.
The Montgomery County Teachers AS
ISOLATION has recently received charter
from The National Education Association.
which signifies that our county association
has become an integral part of the nation
al one. Lets us hope that this will incte
additional interest in the meetings and
work of your association-both on the
part of the teachers of our county and of
patrons of our schools.
On Tuesday last David |. Cosgrih. of
Sheffield, Mass, farmer and rural mail
carrier, was awarded judgment for ST 500
by jury in the Circuit Court at Rockville
in suit against Mrs. Angelica r. Carman.
Jr.. of Silver Spring. 1t was charged that
his wagon was run into by an automobile
operated by Mrs. Carman, causing permRc
nent injury. Albert "a 9,Odlc and Thomas
4. Dawson represented the plaintiff.
ALIVE A. Monkey, elected in November
to succeed George E. Nicholson as sheriff
Of this county. subscribed to the oath of
Office before the Clerk of the Circuit Court
here last Saturday afternoon He imme-
diately announced the appointment of
ldrmer Sheriff C. L. Howard and former
Deputy Sheriff ]. Stanley Gingell his chief
deputies, and they. too. were sworn in.
Additional deputies will be named later
The funeral services for Miss Caroline M
Nseruder daughter of the late Bradley
Nagruder who died at her home, neal
fedland, last Saturday. were held at the
fauily residence Monday. being conducted
Rev Willard r Minnick. rector of Christ
Episcopal Church, Rockville. Burial was
IN K,ckVilie Union Cemetery. Miss Maeru-
der vas as years old. and had been i'll a
Tong time. She is survived by her mother.
a rother and several sisters.
James F. Turner a well-knOwn resident
Of his county. died Tuesday at his home
near Norwood aged II years. He had
been in poor health for long time. Sur
vlving him are the following children
Mrs. Carrie Carroll, James o., Harry A. and
Archie S. Turner, Of this county, and Mrs.
Edward Williams, Mrs. James Williams
and Mrs. Jas. Martin. of Washington. The
funeral took place from the family resi-
dence and burial was in the Friends ceme-
terry at Sandy Spring.
Fire of unknown origin destroyed the
barn, corn house and carriage house on
the farm of Clarence L. Glilpin, near Sandy
! Spring, on Wednesday night of last week
A large quantity of hay. corn. fertilizer
and other property was also lost and a
valuable horse persisted in the flames The
loss is placed at about $4,000 and is par
italy covered by insurance. The barn was
one of the county's landmarks. 1t was
erected in 1927 and had been kept in ex
cellent repair throughout the long period.
The League of Women Voters of Mont
eomery county and the District is to hol'
meeting at the Club House, in Rockville
on Friday. January 9th. at 2 O'Clock, P. NJ
and are TO have as speakers Mrs. Val
Wrinkle who is Lieutenant of the Distric
Police Court, and Miss Winnie Engle, VIII
is well known in this county. The subjec
7 of the afternoon will be Cooperation, an
the first step toward cooperation is tn
attendance to hear these interesting speak
ers. and we hope to have a full houst
feeling sure all will be benefited by thes
addresses. We will be glad to see bot
Democrats and Republicans. women an
men. as it is strictly bipartisan.
CHAIRMAN OF ROCKVILLE DISTRICT.
At the last meeting of the Chevy Chas
Center Of the National Women's Founds
ton. held at the Chase Chase Marylan
school, the following officers were electe
for the year President. Mrs Asbury Fran
LIVER first vice-president. Mrs. B. Ashb
kavell; second president, Mrs. j
cyan Devereaux third vice president. Mr.