Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1922-09-15
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hand will consist OF thirty P'eeeS'
The farm of VIM. L. Cramer. near PoOles-
ala containing PA l-2 acres, has been
aid at public auction to the Frederick
conntv National Bank of Frederick. Nd,
FIR $4,000. The farm contains 40 acres
# ample and peach trees.
AZ, and Mrs. J. J. Markley, Of this town,
have announced the engagement of their
Ianobter. Miss Mildred S. Markley, to Mr..
ouis Brindle, of New Jersey. The marriage
ill take place on October 18th at the
home of the parents of the bride-elect.
There will be cake sale. under the
.,snices of Christ Church Guild, at the
.osidence of Mrs E. II. Offutt Rockville.
an saturday, September 18th, from 8 to S
o'olock P.M The ladies are offering de-
rcious homemade ice-cream for sale.
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Mr.. Walter T. Burton. of BurtonsvilIe. this
county, and Miss Minnie Gather. of Full
ION. Howard county, were married on
Saturday last by Rev. Edward NJ Reno.
psstor of the Methodist Church at Burtons-
Vile, the ceremony taking place at the
home of the minister in the presence of a
number of relatives and friends of the
couple.
The Christian Endeavor Societies of the
county will meet with the kensington
Presbyterian Society this Friday at $50
P M. for social and fellowship time. At
the same meeting later in the evening a
C. f. Union for the county will be organ
lied with necessary officers and consti-
tuition. II is felt that this will be a great
step forward for Endeavor work in this
section.
The members of the Montgomery County
Boys Pig and Calf Club carried off a large
number of premiums with the pigs and
calves they exhibited at the Timonium
Fair last week. A Berkshire hog, entered
by James c. Christopher, Jr.. of Laytons-
Vile, was not only awarded first prize. but
was declared the champion in his class,
and several other hogs exhibited by the
Montgomery county boys won premiums
Seven of the eight calves shown by men,
berS of the club won prizes
Hon. Edgar Briant Merritt, Assistant
Commissioner of the u. S. Bureau of Indian
Affairs. will speak on The Indian Prob
lem" on Wednesday, September goth, at
s P, NJ, under the auspices of the Women's
Mission Society of the Takoma Park Bap-
dS Church. Miss Margaret Byrd Mans
field talented daughter of Representative
Joseph j. Mansfield, of Texas, will render
violin music. By the courtesy of the men,
beE Of the Seventh Day Adventist Church,
the Baptists of Takoma Park are holding
heir meetings temporarily in the Adven-
list Church. corner of Willow and Carroll
avenues, Takoma Park. Maryland. and the
meeting will be held there. Admission
free. All men and women welcome.
There was Home Coming Day service
at the Christian Church of HyattstOwn last
Sunday. large crowd was in attendance.
There was splendid fellowship and it was
a fine day for all. The special feature Of
the day was an appeal for money to pay
the remaining debt on the parsonage
S2,7OO was raised at the afternoon session.
1t was announced that $500 more would
be added to that amount making $500
in all. The debt is $3.400. The congre-
CATION feels very happy over the result.
The preachers taking part were Revs.
KOaker, H. F. Luts and K. d. Scott of
Washington, d. C.. S. j. GOode. pastor of
the Rockville Christian Church. attended
in the afternoon. The pastor of the Rock.
vile M. f. Church South also attended
At the annual election of officers of For
est Glen Council. No. 2l69. Knights of
Columbus. officers were chosen. as follows :
Grand knight, Frank L. Hewitt. of Silver
Spring deputy grand knight. Paul Twom-
bly,, Of kensington; chancellor. Robert l.
FOLSOM, of Rockville; recorder. Thomas
Rainey, of Kensington; financial secre-
tary, John T. Culver. of Forest Glen: treas
urer, Joseph G. Cissell, of Silver Spring /;
advocate, Harry |. McfIenry warden. J.
7, Sullivan; inside guard. Victor Burnett !;
outside guard. T. Condivo; trustee, A. Cline ;
delegate to the State convention to be held
al 6althersburg next spring, Rev. Charles
D. Rosensteel. of Forest Glen alternates.
Andrew j. Cummings and Robert l.. folsom
The meeting, which was held in ST. Johns
hall at Forest Glen. was presided over by
Grand Knight Frank l.. Hewitt.
Henry Burber of Clifton Park, near Sill
Spring, pleaded guilty in the police
eNh here to the charge of having intoxi-
fShae liquor in his possession with the
mention of selling it, and was fined $3.50
anu costs by Justice Samuel Riggs. He
was allowed the alternative of spending
GA months in the house OF correction. but
nc PAID the cash. Justice Riggs informed
"e young man that he would be expected
"'eaVe the county without unnecessary
ueidy' burber was arrested when Chief
VI rollce Charles T. Cooley, Sheriff Alive
a. Moxley and several policemen and dep
Wy sherlffs visited Burber's home 10 in
,esugate Zip that liquor was being sold
'nefe AS they were about to leave one
VI 'he officers noticed that some earth
"eaf The house had just been disturbed
ana an investigation disclosed half dozen
quarts of corn whisky buried in the ground
The annual convention of the Monteom-
cry County Sunday School Association,
which was held in Grace Methodist Church,
uaithersbure, on Thursday of last week,
was attended by many Sunday School