The Washington times., 1923-02-26
ROCKVILLE WILL
ACETATE FOR
ARMORY
Howitzer Company, Virtually
Unhoused, Appeals to State
Senator for Aid.
Special to The washington Times.

ROCKVILLE, Md, Feb. &c.
Henry Clinton Allnutt, for the last
thirty.or1e years register of wills
for this county, died early yester.
day morning at his home in Rock.
vile, aged sixty-seven years. His
death followed an illness of moro
than a year. Surviving him are his
wife, Mrs. Josephine Allnutt, a
daughter of the late Edwin NJ
Veirs, of this vicinity, and the fol.
lowing children: Mrs. Harry Buck
and George B. and Edwin C. All.
, mutt, Of Rockville, and Claude r.
Allnutt. of New York city. He
was a brother of Mrs. Thomas G.
Darby, Mrs. Milton G.. Darby, Law
renee, Nathan W., and Richard w.
Allnutt. all Of this county. The
funeral will take place at 2 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon from the family
residence, burial to be in Rockville
Union Cemetery.
DIR. George w. Bready. one of
this county's best-known veterinary
surgeons, died suddenly of heart
disease yesterday morning, aged
fifty-eight years. He was stricken
while waiting on the lawn adioin.
ing Emory Methodist Church, at
Oakdale, for services to begin, and
died almost instantly.
II state Senator Eugene Jones
OF this county, can accomplish it
the Howitzer company, First regi
meI1t, Maryland National Guard, OF
Kensington, will before so very
long have an armory building OF
its own.
At present no funds are available
for the purpose, but Senator Jones
has announced his purpose of in
| Producing in the next legislature &
| bill providing for the erection of g
| building of the kind at Kensington
and he believes he will be able Il
| have such a measure enacted int
law, provided he has the backins
of the citizens of the Kensingtor
community.
The building now used as al
| armory was formerly a garage and
is said to be entirely unfit fol
artnory purposes.
| Announcement has been made O.
the recent marriage in Baltimore
| of Mrs. Estelle Robey, of Alta Vista
this county, and Frank Wilson, Of
Beane.
! Funeral services for Mrs. Bette
Batson Hays, widow of Richard P
| Hays, who died at her home a
Dickerson, this county following {
| long illness, aged sixty-seven years
| took place yesterday afternoon from
| the family residence.
| The funeral of Mrs. Blanche Mar
| tel, wife of Israel G. Martel. Of
| Fort Gibson, Okla, and daughter
! of the late John Spates. took place
yesterday afternoon from Pumph
rey's chapel, Rockville, Rev. S. J
Goode, pastor Of the Rockville Chris
| tan Church. conducting the serv
| ices. Burial was in Rockville Unior
Cemetery.
i Funeral rites for Mrs. Essie Ali
son McMillin, wife OF Frank E. Mo
! Millin, prominent in Republican
politics of this county, who died
suddenly of heart disease several
days ago while driving her auto
mobile in Washington, were held
yesterday afternoon in ST. Johns
| Episcopal Church, Bethesda.
In one of the best contested
games of the season in Rockville
! the Rockville High School basket
ball team defeated the quint from
the Sandy Spring High School, the
score standing 81 to 90. The game
: was played in the auditorium at the
high school building here,
! Lewis Poole. Of GAINESVILLE dis
trict, has been appointed by the
county commissioners a member OF
the board of tax assessors now en-
J gagged in reassessihg all real and
, personal property in Poolesville
! ParnesVille. Clarksburg and Gath
ersburg districts. the other mem
beers Of the board being Norman
| Wootton. William L. Warfield anL
Albert Thompson.