Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1923-03-09

Town and Country.

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county.
Mrs. Laura Price. widow Of Frank rfice
died last week at her home near Etcnison
aged 80 years.
VIM. A. Gassaway, of Travilah. has been
appointed by Gov Richie notary public
for this county.
Sleet and ice following in the wake OF
Tuesdays storm caused heavy damage to
overhead wires and trees in the county
on Wednesday.
On March 9th, at o'clock, an oyster
sunper will be given at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Belt for the benefit
: of the Avery school.
,,iss Josephine Parsley and Mr.. Howard
6 MlSerove. both of Brookeville. were mar
,,ed in Rockville on Thursday of last week
bv Rev. Nolan B. Harmon, Jr.
County Agent Snarr left Wednesday for
Wisconsin to purchase three cars of dairy
cattle. A number of purebred calves will
he purchased for club members.
The Ladies Aid Society of St. Mary's
Catholic Church, Rockville. will hold cake
sale at the home of Mrs. Bache Albert on
Saturday, March 3lst, at $50 P. M.
Miss Helen Kirkland. of Montrose. has
recovered from her recent serious illness
and has resumed her duties in the office
of the Clerk of the Circuit Court here.
After March 18th. we will be ready to
show you our line of sprine hats. dress
GOODS, corsets and art mems. Before buy
ine come and see us.-Hattie ]. Plummer,
Gathersburg Md.
A card party will be given under the
auspices of Court Archbishop Curley. Catho-
lie Daughters of America. on Wednesday.
April 18th, in St. Martins Hall, Gathers
burg, at sis P. M. Souvenirs presented.
Refreshments
HIS. Myerly, member of the Methodist
Church. Pooesville, a student at The Moody
Bible Institute of Chicago, has been ap-
pointed associate leader of a group of
students, who hold gospel services during
the noon hour in one of the large factories
in Chicago.
The most closely contested and best
played basket ball game of the season in
Rockville was played in the auditorium at
the high school building last Friday even
ing, when the Rockville high school quint
won from the Frederick high school toss
ers by the score of 20 to 27.
J. Edward Pyles, for a long time and
until recently resident of Poolesville, this
county. died in Washington, aged 70 years,
n his death being due to general break
down. The funeral took place Monday
afternoon, burial being in Monocacy Gene
terry at Beallsville, this county. He was a
director of the Poolesville National Bank.
Mrs. Ida Hynson Candy, widow of Ben
!amin d. Canhv died on Sunday last at her
A home near Colesville, aged 81 years. She
ia survived by the following children: Miss
Anna R., Thomas H.. Benjamin J. and
Medford p Candy The funeral took place
Tuesday afternoon from St. Johns Church,
\ 0lney. Mrs. Candy was before her mar
rage Miss Hynson, Of Kent county Md
A country ham and chicken supper will
be held on March 22nd. on street floor OF
Jr. o. u. A. NJ Hall, Germantown, by the
ladies' Of Trinity M. E. Church. Germ an
town. Fancy table. cake. ice-cream and
display of Easter candies on sale. Come
everybody and have good supper. For
the benefit of the church. Supper tickets
adults, so cents children under IL vars,
rs cents.
The End of Congress. Congress adjourned
in Washington last Sunday. The Rotogra-
vure Section of next Sundays Washington
Star will contain interesting pictures Of
the adjournment. With these will appear
the very latest news and feature photo
graphs. superbly printed. The Rotoeravure
Section is one of the big features Of The
Washington Star. Order your copy from
newsdealer today.
Archbishop Curley will administer Con-
frmation in St. Mary's Church. Rockville
on Sunday. March 18th, after the 1890
o'clock Mass. There will be a reception
for His Grace in the hall at 7:30 P. M. on
Saturday, March 18th The public is cor.
daily invited. The Archbishop will speak
on both occasions. and. as he has the
reputation of being very fine orator. this
is treat not to be missed.
Early last Sunday morning the large
mercantile establishment of Lawrence All
mutt, at Jacksonville. was destroyed by fire
together with the entire stock of goods nd
books. The Rockville Volunteer Fire Com.
pany responded to the alarm. but when il
HU'ved the flames had gained such head
way that nothing could be DONE The loss
Is placed at about $1,000 and is partly
covered by insurance. What caused the
nfe is not known.
with chisel as the principal clue, police
ana detectives are on the trail of the auto.
mobile bandits who early Sunday morning
USED nltroglycerin and blew open the post
'lce safes at Ashton and Riverdale
ABOUT 500 in stamps and money were
obtained from the Ashton safe. but only
small quantity Of stamps was taken al
MVeFdale. as the inner compartment Of
'ne shattered depository dehed the efforts
VI the robbers to get its contents. The
chlsel was stolen at Ashton.
Alexander Broome. lifelong resident
this county and a former member
VI The Board of County Commissioners. anC
father Of Prof Edwin W. Broome, county
superintendent of public schools. died sud.
uenIy on Wednesday of last week ia
Washington. where he had recently beer
making his home. He was II years old
neaft disease was given as the cause oil
MS death IL odd;,;an 80 Def p.oo,.a h.