Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1922-08-04
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arrest compounded semi-annually.
Wanted, a home.-Margaret, blue eyes
and homeless, eight years old. wants
aood father and mother. Address the So
cial Service League, Rockville. Md.
The survivors of the Ridgely Brown
comn U. C. ", No. 518. will assemble at
pockville on Saturday. August 5th, to at
,ord their annual reunion at 10 O'Clock, A.
N John W. Holland, Adjutant.
The Farmers Banking and Trust Company
onnounce they are now allowing per
cont on savings accounts and will con-
,ione to allow 2 per cent on balances of
S5OO or more in checking accounts.
The Christian Church Sunday School
vill hold its annual picnic on August 18th.
All those going will meet at the church at
IN A M. and will then 60 to Peters
meadow, where the picnic is to be held.
Rev Thos. D. Windiate, rector of Christ
Episcopal Church. Kensington. sailed last
,,eak for Lisbon. He will visit the princi-
mol places of interest in Spain before pro-
reeding to Oberammereau. where he will
,.itness the Passion Play.
Mr. Guy F. Carter, of this vicinity, has
boueht the property belonging to the Misses
connan on the Great Falls road, near the
,estern limits of this town. 1t is under
stood the price paid was $1,000. Mr..
Carter intends to convert it into an apart
ment house.
The Kensington branch of the W. c. T.
II last week held a reception for its new
members and friends at the home of Mrs.
Cbapman A musical program was rem
dsred Mrs Sherman told about the coun-
~ convention and the new members were
officially decorated with white ribbons.
DR. ]. W. Duffey will meet with the
Ridley Brown Camp. U. c. ", at its an
pual meeting in Rockville on Saturday,
AUGUST 5th, and will relate the capture of
Generals Crook and Kelley in Cumberland,
Nd. by McNeal's Rangers. Those who
desire to hear him will meet at the Court
House at 2 o'clock, P. M.
Alexander Hill, of Potomac district, is
defendant in a suit for a limited divorce
filed in the Circuit Court here by Mrs. Irene
MAY Hil who charges that because of his
"unbearable' conduct she was forced to
leave him on July 22nd. They were mar
hed in Rockville on January 8, 1917, and
have one child, Meredith Edgar Hill. four
years old.
Christian Church-Sunday School at 10
AM; morning worship and communion
at II A. M; sermon. theme Prosecuting
Christ" at Ills AM; Christian Endeavor
ALSO P. NJ, subject, Better Recreation"
Bradley Karn is leader and good meeting
is anticipated. Everyone is invited TO
these services. The fellowship is Whole
some and splendid.
In order to determine whether the water
is contaminated. sanitary survey has
been decided on, and work on the dam for
the swimming pool at kensington has
been deferred. DR.. Eugene Jones. health
officer, has arranged for an investigation
by sanitary engineer from the Maryland
State Public Health Board, and samples
of water have been sent to the United
States public health service for analysis.
Board Wanted.-Destitute children OF
Montgomery county, under the jurisdiction
Of the Juvenile Court of the county in the
care of the Social Service League, must be
provided for temporarily until a perma-
nent home can be found for them. Will
you open your door to some of these neg
lected children by giving child home
or boarding one for the organization for
few weeks. Address the Social Service
League, Rockville, Md.
When the case of Harry Carlisle. of the
vicinity of Dickerson, this county, who was
charged with violating the local option law
by having intoxicating liquor in bis pos
session with the intention of selling it,
was called in the police court here States
Attorney Dawson announced that the case
would be dropped for lack of evidence. 1t
was on Carlise's farm that Sheriff Monkey
found many gallons of mash and other
evidences Of big still, but none of the fin
ished product was located.
On Tuesday evening, August lst, the
Mission Circle and several members of the
Endeavor Society of the Christian Church
went to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Carter, near Rockville. and had an open air
meeting and social. After a good mission
airy program had been rendered refresh
ments were served by the host. Games
and camp fire helped to make the occa-
sion pleasant one. all joining in the mer-
nmenttogether. About thirty were present.
In the Circuit Court here Judge Peter
has signed decree granting to Mrs. Dora
l. Jones, of Takoma Park. this county. an
absolute divorce from Lewis S. Jones. who
said to be making his home in Roches-
%Nf. The bill, which charged desertion,
@' forth that the couple were married in
new York city on November 27. 1912, and
H'ed together in Rochester and this county
until the following July. when the deser-
uoh occurred. Mrs. Jones was represented
ny Attorney John A. Garrett.
Inc annual picnic for the Christian En-
oeaVor Societies of the county will be held
saturday August 5th. at Seneca on the
nO'oIiac river. The picnicers will leave
rockville at 2:30 P. M. and all are re-
5ueS'ed to take lunch supper along with
ule'l Other organizations of young people
are invited to join with the c. E. Societies
e ENJOY the evening together. Boating
n'n'ns and bathing will be the specia
FEATURES INDUCED in. Come and let u:
nave a Joyous good time on the old his
toric river.
According to the committee in charge