Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1923-02-16
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Town and Country.

ruarv 18th, at 8 PM Admission A'u'''
as cents; children, rs cents
NJ. Milton H. Bancroft, treasurer Oh inc
coo;aIservice League of Montgomery couh-
=, hos announced that contributions "
The league for the month OF January W
tailed $444.47.
Edwin w. Broome, county super'ntehu-
on, Of schools, has appointed MISS Virelnla
Karn. of this town, teacher IN the Men
o;na,on Grammar school in place OF MISS
Dorothy Clum, resigned.
Following a long illness of general de-
bilitv Albin Lowe, lifelong resident OF
.h;s county. died last Saturday at the
home of his nephew, Nathan Easton' near
Layhill, aged rs years, He was unmarried
The monthly meeting of the Woman $
ch,;o,ian Temperance Union will be held
~ the home of Mrs. BERTHE higgins on
T.oadov February goth, at ESQ T. M.
,ro~,hors and friends are cordially urged
to attend.
Finer Simms and VIM. Dove. both COL
"a ware sentenced by Judge Riggs. in
~ no,;ce court here, Monday to and IL
H,on,hs respectively. following conviction
On charles of assaulting Peter Jones,
oolored resident of Bethesda district.
There will be Valentine Social at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Bosworth. at
Alta Vista. Bethesda, Nd, February 18th,
1928. under the auspices of the Mt. Zion
Raptist Church. All are cordially invited
N attend and enjoy the evening
Rockville's basket ball team visited Sill
yer Spring last Saturday evening and won
well-played game from the Silver Spring
team the score standing 40 to IL. The
dame was played in the Armory building
in the presence of many friends OF the TWO
teams and Others
In 1914, which was the first year the
nresent Clerk of the Circuit Court Preston
R Raw. was in charge of the ONCE the
,aoa;n,s from traders licenses issued ag-
sresated S4,665. During the year just
closed, the receipts from the same source
totaled Sll,216, or an increase OF So'ool
in eight years.
The regular meeting of the Newcomb
club of Bethesda was held February End
at the home of Mrs Margaret lmirie. Fol-
Iowine the regular business meeting.
naner was given by Mrs. Peyton Whalen on
,.Maryland's Colonial Western Shore Inc
clrb Gave a Valentine luncheon on Feb
ruary 18th at the home of Mrs George F.
Hane.
Mrs. Achsia Hutchinson, wife of George
T. Hutchinson, died last Saturday evening
at her home at Oakdale, aged Sc years.
An affection of the heart, which resulted
from the grip. was the cause oil her
death. which followed an illness of several
weeks. She is survived by her husband
i and a son. Mrs. Hutchinson was, before
her marriage, a Miss carp, of this county
Ruildipe construction aeereeatine around
COCO 900 is represented in permits re-
c.n,,v issued by Berry E. Clark, clerk to
the County Commissioners. Most OF the
structures will be erected in the districts
horderine on the District of Columbia. the
lareest single permit-that for the erection
of the Congressional Club in Potomac dis
trict-callins for an expenditure OF $4oo'-
O00
Fact and Fiction.-The Magazine Of The
Washington Sunday Star is filled with the
hest reading matter btainable-written
by the leading authors of the world The
MAGAZINE for Sunday. February 18th. is
especially notable. containing the very best
fiction and true adventure tales. Frank
G. Carpenter is a regular Sunday contribu-
tor to The Washington Star. Order your
COPY from newsdealer today.
Frank Bowman, one Of the countys old
est citizens, died last Friday at his nome
in Gaithersburg aged "a years. His death
was due to an affection of the heart ana
followed long illness. Surviving him is
a sister, Miss Betty Bowman, of Gathers
burg The funeral took place Sunday alter
noon and burial was in Monocacy Gene
terry at Bealsvlle Mr.. Bowman, who was
lifelong resident of the county. was for
i many years resident of GAINESVILLE dis
trict.
Died, on February 14th. 1923, at George
town University Hospital. Washington. D.
c., of pneumonia, MONTGOMERY F. Boswell
aged II years. Mr.. Boswell was lifelong
resident of this county and was the son
of the late Franklin and Elizabeth Beck
with Boswell. The funeral services will
be held this friday morning at St. Mary {
Catholic Church, this town, and interment
will be in the family lot in the adjoining
cemetery.
Mrs. Matilda Kelley. widow of Thomas
Kelley, of this county, died on January
18th. 1928. at the home of her daughter
Mrs. James Sutton, at Kensington. Md.
aged "a years She is survived by five
daughters, Mrs. Ernest Ricketts,. Mrs. Clar-
ence Chapman, Mrs. Frank Welsh, Mrs
Edward Schwartzback and Mrs. Jas. Sutton
all Of this county. For many years Mrs
Kelley resided on her farm. near Derwood
this county, where she was well-known ant
highly respected.
Mrs. Mary Bentley Thomas. widow Of
Edward P. Thomas. died last Sunday at
her home near Ednor. this county, aged
II years. Although she had been in poor
health for some time, her death. which
was due to general breakdown, is be-
leved to have been FASTENED by the death
Of her husband, which occurred about si'
weeks ago. The funeral took place Tuesday
afternoon and burial was in the Friends
Cemetery at Sandy Snrinp Mrs ThOmai