Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1923-01-19
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The MONTGOMERY County Pomona Grange
iii meet at Brighton on Thursday, Janu-
ary 25th, at 10 A. M.
According to the report of Judge Riggs.
.,hmitted to the County Commissioners as
.aouired by law, the fines and costs col
,,otad in the police court here during the
.orth of November aggregated $3,442.SO.
The ladies Of St. Mary's Chapel, Aspen.
III hold an oyster and meat supper in
c,orse Hall, Olney, on Thursday. February
u, for the benefit of the chapel. Supper
,,in he served from to s o'clock. Music.
dancing and refreshments.
The January Term Of the Circuit Court
10, this county, which is a non-jury ses-
~, convened here Monday morning with
,,doe Peter on the bench. The days pro-
OaoJ;Dos consisted of calling over the
docket and entering up judgments.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Cemetery
association will hold supper in Masonic
uon Gaithersbure. Tuesday January 3Oth.
n"s,ers ham, chicken salad. etc. Every
Sodv come. Supper served from S o'clock
~ Proceeds for cemetery Improvements.
announcement has been made of the
,ooaeement of Miss Frances Newell, daugh-
Tor of Mai. and Mrs. George Morgan Newell
~ WASHINGTON, to Mr.. Howard N. Lar
,ou,he son of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Lar
connie of this town. The date for the
marriaee has n been SET
AUGUST q, %, % and "a have been
solected as the dates of the next Fair
making Rockville the first Fair in the Pied
mont VA Circuit. 1t is probable that
.pven automobile races will be given on
Saturday, August 25th. as tentative ar
raneements have been made.
Under the auspices of the Y. P. S. c. E..
the faculty of the Poolesville High School
will nresent THE Trysting Place" in the
Jamestown High School auditorium on
Saturday evening. January goth. at 7:3O
o'clock We all remember how greatly we
enjoyed their effort last year. so do not fail
to hear them this time.
Commencing last Monday and continu-
ine throughout the remainder OF the month";
the Rockville Library Association will con-
duct a drive in an effort to raise S! 900
or more to enlarge the library building
here and to purchase additional books.
Mrs. Robert C. Warfield and Mrs. Otis M.
Iinthicum are in charge Of the campaign.
Thomas Broome, a native and former
longtime resident of this county. died on
Wednesday of last week at the home OF
his son, Charles Broome, in Washington.
AGED 70 years. He is survived by his WIDOW
formerly Miss Nichols, and several chill
dren. The funeral took place Friday and
burial was in the Baptist Church cemetery
at Germantown. this county.
Edward X. Manion and wife, Mary Z.
Manion, of Glen Echo, have filed suit IN
the circuit court here against the WASH
neton Railway and Electric Company for
DAMAGES of $4,000 and $4,000. respec-
wely. The suits are the outerowth OF an
accident which befen Mrs. Manion at Glen
Echo early in December. when' in alieht-
ind from a car of the defendant company
she was thrown heavily and, 1t is claimed
permanently injured.
The Poolesville High School auditorium
will be packed for the showing of the new
Near East Relief moving pictures on FIJI
day, January 10Th, beginning promptly at
SPIN. Mr.. Harold F. Pelligrin, the State
Director of the Near East Relief who has
just returned from the regions now marked
by the Turkish advance, will show the pic
lures and speak. Everyone is to bring
bundle of clothes as admission to what is
otherwise free movie show.
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Under the direction of Mrs. Berry E. Clark
Rockviles recently organized theatrical
organization known as the Main Street
Players" presented its first play in the Seco
Theatre here last Friday evening. 1t was
comedy of much merit entitled seven
Days" and composing the cast were the
following Misses Dorothy Clark. Rose
Dawson. Edith Lamar. Everett Stratmyer.
and Murray Hamilton, James Moulden.
George Peter, Reuben Riggs, Clyde Stout
and Valentine Wilson. The play was de-
Hghtfully presented and was enjoyed by
an audience which filled the hall.
The following officers were recently in
stalled by the Masonic Lodge OF Pooles-
vile E. Pinkney Wroth. wOrshipful master !;
OF mellow, senior warden L. H. Price,
iun,or warden: C. o. Warfel. senior dea-
con; L. R. Cruitt, junior deacon; H. M.
Williams and R. X. Hicks, stewards
G, R. Gray, secretary; George B. Rems-
burg, treasurer; W. W. Williams, tiler.
Messrs. Crommiler. of aurel. and Cashell.
Of Gaithersburg. had charge of the work.
After the business session fine luncheon
was served and eloquent speeches we're
made, There we're several visiting men,
bers from other masonic lodges.
At the annual meeting of the members
Of the Rockville Volunteer Fire Department
officers were chosen as follows: President.
Otis NJ. Linthicum vice-president. Clifford
H. Robertson fire chief. Jos. w. Howes I;
assistant fire chief. F. Barnard Welsh; en-
eineer. VIM. F. Disney surgeon. George
E. Lewis; electrician. Luther A. Hoell-
man; secretary. VIM. d. Clark; treasurer.
F. Bache Albert Officers Of the several
companies we're also named as follows :
Company No. l-Captain. Lee S. Hutchin-