Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1923-04-27
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TOWN. and COnntry.
HIP. English has opened general mer-
ohondise store in Rockville and will be
nleased to welcome his friends.
Reserved seats for Mrs. CARROTS recital
On April 9th for sale at Wilson's Drug
S,ore Rockville. Reserve either by phone
mr. letter. Price $l.00.
A strawberry festival will be held on
Friday, May 18th, at the Ounce Orchard
school house, beginning at a P. NJ for the
benefit of the school. All welcome.
The Bliss Glee Club. of Takoma Park.
,,;I dive a concert and entertainment at
pr;obton Grange Hall on Friday. May 4th.
otSP.M, for the benefit of ST. Luke's
Church.
prr,onsyille school will have a bazaar
=, the school house on Thursday, May
Old beeinnins at 8 P. M. There will be
sale of fancy articles. candies. cake and
ice-cream.
Joseph c. Cissel, formerly connected with
,ba Silver Spring National Bank. has en-
,.,ed the law Office of Talbot & Pretty
man here and has begun the practice of
law He is son of j. Herbert Cissel. of
Silver Spring.
The Girls Friendly Society of Rockville
will hold Japanese tea and sale in the
Fniscopal Sunday School room on Satur-
dav afternoon, April 28th. from 2 to 5
o'clock Afternoon tea. is cents. Cake,
candy and fancy articles for sale. The
candidates class will have ten cent store
The semi-annual meeting of the Mary
land Division, u. D. c.. was held in Balti-
more on April 18th. the president, Mrs.
led Gettings, in the chair. The attendance
waa sssvl. Satisfactory reports of vari-
Gus activities from State directors and
county chapter presidents were made.
Ladies' and misses will find an up-to-date
and snappy line of dresses in cantons.
all-tyme, and silk knit crepes at the Rock
Vile Millinery Shop. The colors are fog
cocoa, almond. tarraeon, navy and black.
We also have splendid line Of hats in all
desired shapes and prices-nothing over
$500.
"Old Reliable" Comes Back-Harris
Dickson, the author. made "Old Reliable"
famous. He is one of the great characters
of American fction-and he has had
new series of adventures. These begin
each story complete-in The Washington
Star, Sunday. April %. You cannot afford
to miss single one of these delightful
tales. Order your copy of The Washington
Star from newsdealer today.
On Sunday afternoon, April 29th. the
cornerstone of the War Memorial Building
will be laid in the City Hall Plaza. Balti-
more. The exercises will begin at $50
o'clock. Mayor Broening has appointed
special committee to represent the city OF
Baltimore. Word has been received that
Harold c. Smith. Commander of the Hen
terson-Smith- Edmonds Post of this town.
has been appointed by Gov. Richie to
serve on the committee representing the
State of Maryland.
The Montgomery County Anti-Saloon
League will hold its third quarterly meet
ing in the M. E. Church at Burtonsville
on Friday, May 4th. Sessions at 10 A. M.
and P. M. Several ministers of the
county will address the meeting and State
Superintendent G. W. Crabbe will be pres
ent to tell of conditions in the State. Mr.
Leslie jackson, of Texas, will address the
meeting upon the subject. Present aspects
Of the prohibition law" Basket lunch.
Good music. A delightful day is assured
all who attend.
Miss Anna R. Candy. daughter of the
late Benjamin d. Candy. of Colesville. and
and Mr.. Christopher j. Tolson. of Colesville
district were married in Rockville last
Saturday afternoon by Rev. John T. Coda
han. pastor of St. Marys Catholic Church.
The ceremony, which took place in St.
Mary's rectory. was witnessed by only
few members of the two families. The
bride was given in marriage by her brother.
Mr. Medford Candy. Immediately after
the ceremony the couple left for short
trip. They will make their home on the
brdegroOm's farm.
Capt. o. Ieaman. of Company No %,
Washington. will speak on Fire Fighting
Methods in the District of Columbia at the
meeting Of the Montgomery County Asso
cation of Volunteer Firemen to be held at
kehsington. Nd. on April 9th. This
Association includes the volunteer fire
companies of Rockville. Takoma Park. Sill
yer Spring and Kensington and has been
organized to effect closer cooperation for
The protection Of property against destruc-
uon by fire. Following the address of
capt. Leaman the evening will be given
over to the transaction of business and
DISCUSSION Of subjects bearing on plans
dnd the purposes of the association. Will
son ). Ward. of Rockville. president Of the
association, will preside.
The Bureau of Public Roads of the United
dates Agricultural Department, has sue-
Sested to the County Commissioners for
THIS county that If the county will stand
one-half the cost of widening Bradley
Lane. from thirty to fifty feet and also
increasing the width of the macadam
portion Of the road, the United States
Government will pay the other half. The
proposition was submitted to the Commits
Sloners by County Commissioner Perry. in
whose district Bradley Lane lies While
the Commissioners have not yet taken
action. it is understood they are sure to
accept the proposition. Bradley Lane ex-
tends from Connecticut to Wisconsin ave-
nInn IL l.