Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1922-12-01
Hntal aud gersnual.
Town and Country.


Morris Crawford, near Jamestown, was
destroyed by fire.
Mr.. Clarence True Wilson will address
the Anti-Saloon League meeting at the
Potomac M. E. Church South on Thursday,
december 7th, at P. M.
There will be musical and literary en-
tertainment in the town hall, at German
town. on Monday December 4th A fine
program has been prepared.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Rock
willie Baptist Church will hold cake. candy,
ME and fancy article sale in the Sunday
School room on Saturday, December 9th,
At 2 o'clock, P. M.
Messrs Kinney & Fletcher, Of Sunny
Slope Farm, Chopper, Montgomery county,
Nal, will sell at public auction their entire
herd of dairy cattle on Friday, December
1st 1922, commencing at 10 A. M.
Mrs. Anna B. Bowie has been recon-
nended by Representative Frederick L.
zibIman for reappointment as postmstress
IN Kensineton. Mrs. Bowie has been in
charge of the office for the past four years.
The Mission Guild of Christ Episcopal
Church, Rockville, will hold a Christmas
sale in the Sunday School room of the
church on Wednesday, December 9th, from
o5P. NJ Refreshments will be served.
Miss Anna L. Trevey, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Byron Trevey, of Rockville, and
Mr.. Charles NJ Thrift, of Travilah. were
married here Wednesday by Rev. John T.
CooIahan, pastor of St. Mary's Catholic
Church,
DR.. John R. Edwards, District Superin-
tendent of the Washington District, will
he in charge of the dedication services of
the Ashton Methodist Episcopal Church
on December 10th. Services at II A. M.
and 8 P NJ Special music at both services.
Married, on November 23rd, in Frederick.
Md, Mr.. Lawrence j. Darby, son of Mrs.
Clara Darby of Gaithersburg, this county,
and Miss Arleen c. Johnston, daughter of
vile, Va, by the Rev. A. Lee Barrett, pastor
of Trinity Church.
Rev. T. D. Richards, d. D., former pastor
. of Neesville Presbyterian Church for over
4 81 years. will preach at Jamestown on
next Sabbath, December 3rd, at II A. M.
Come and hear DR.. Richards, who will leave
next week for Florida, where he and Mrs.
Richards will spend the winter
Come and have a good laugh at the
Redland school house on December 9Th,
beginning at P. M. An entertainment
communities for the benefit of the Schools
followed by dancing Washington music.
Admission-adults, rs cts. children, Il cts.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Germantown
M E. Church South will hold Christmas
sale of fancy articles on Wednesday. De-
cenber 9Th, in the Jr. o. U. A. M Hall
rom 2 to 10 P. NJ. 1ce-cseam. cake, coffee.
sandwiches and all kinds of fancy articles
will be on sale. Everybody welcome. Come
and buy your Christmas presents.
DIR. George E. Lewis has received COM
munication from DIR. P. NJ. Pearson. of the
Swanhmore Chautauqua Association, in
wiling the guarantors of the Rockville
Chautauqua to select a rePrsso-s~-'-s a.
att4nA 4I-e Luz,,u---s Conference on Pub
lie Opinion and World Peace to be held in
Washington on December 7th. 9th and 9th.
James H. Timmons, of Silver Spring. has
been granted an absolute divorce in the
Circuit Court here from Mrs. Maude E.
Timmons. of Washington city. and the
decree also awards the plaintiff the custody
of the couples only child Else Marie Tim
mons, aged years The bill charged the
defendant with infdelity. The plaintiff
was represented by Robert B. Peter.
Rockville Millinery and Notion Shop.
Beginning November 18th to December LIST,
we will have special sale of all hats and
hat trimmings Prices range from $l.69
to $4.25. nothing over that figure. Some
hats sold as high as $40 and $l2. All
trimmings at cost Included in the assert
ment are children's, misses and ladies
hats
Andrew Clinton Brown. well-known
citizen of GAINESVILLE district. died Monday
at his home near GAINESVILLE. aged 72
years He had been in poor health for
several years. his death being due to heart
disease. Surviving him are two daugh-
ters-Mrs. George Carlisle. of Washington,
and Miss Sarah Brown. of this county
For number of years Mr. Brown was post
master at Sellman
Following an illness of several months,
Robert H. C. Allnutt. well-known citizen
Il POolesville district. died on Wednesday
ateinOon of last week, aged rs years,
his oeath being due a complication of dis
Eases He was unmarried. The funeral
services took place Friday and burial was
10 Monocacy Cemetery. Bealsvile. Mr..
Allnutt was a lifelong resident of the
county.
Rev J. Howard Wells. d. d., will hold the
lhfd Quarterly Conference of Potomac
Charge at Potomac Chapel on Saturday
December End. at 3 P. NJ. Let us make
the heart of Brother Wells glad on account
Oh the presesce of large number of Off
clal members. The Presiding Elder will
also preach at the same place on Sunday
al II A. NJ. There will also be preaching
Of Great Falls at P. NJ. and at Travilah
at 7l5 P. ME-. W. Brubaker. Pastor.
Prof Edwin W. Broome. county supern-
'endent Of schools, has announced the ap-
polntment and confirmation of the follow
ing teachers Mrs. Grace Murphy, assistant
at Chevy Chase. vice Mrs. Bessie Rowley.
resigned Mrs. Maude L. Bidtherton. as
slstant at Poolesville, vice Miss Gertrude
Broadly, resigned Mrs. Alexine M. Gard
ner, temporary assistant at Germantown:
T. A. Dodson manual training teacher at