Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1923-04-13
Hutal aud gersnual.
Town and Country.

TOWN. and Country.
IN Monday last 80 pieces of property
lore sold at tax sale for $S127.O1.
Cow Richie has appointed Miss Mary
Toe Cashell, of Rockville, notary public
for this county.
Grant Smith, of this vicinity. has bought
t.omJ VIM. Norris twelve-acre farm
two miles from Rockville for $4,000.
ceoree B. Mcintyre. former Washing
,onian. has purchased 70 acres of the
lanes N. Barnsley farm, near Olney. for
eos DER acre, Mr.. Barnsley retaining the
buildings and IS acres.
Come to Olney Grange Hall on April
,4tb to a supper at soc apiece. followed
Nv an entertainment and dance. Meads'
orchestra will furnish the music. Supper
will be served at O'Clock.
The store of W. Harry Dickerson. at
Dickerson, was broken into last week and
about 500 in bills stolen. Entrance was
Gained by forcing the front door and the
money was taken from safe which had
been left unlocked.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union will
be held at the home Of Mrs. John J. His-
eins, Rockville, on Tuesday, April 18th, at
2:3OP. M. A cordial welcome to all men,
bers and friends.
The Conference of the Methodist Epis-
copa Church made the following assign
ments for this county Burtonsville, E. N.
Reno; Damascus, N. E. Lineweaver; Gath
ersburg, J. c. Sinclair; Kensineton. U. S.
A, Heavener; Laytonsville, j. E. Stacks I;
Woodsde, r. D. Smith.
Henry W. Crismond. for many years a
deputy sheriff for this county, died last
Friday evening at his home at Sligo. aged
so years. He had been i'll several months
of complication of diseases. but the i'm
mediate cause of his death was apoplexy.
He is survived by his wife and daughter.
The Conference of the M. E. Church
South made the following appointments
for this county Clarksburg. H. L. Coff-
man: Colesville. W. R. Dorsey; Gathers
burg, A. E. Owens Goshen. G. R. Mays :;
Poolesville, J. N. Mast Potomac, A. A.
Watkins. supply; Rockville. N. B. Har-
mon. Jr.
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, tarragon, navy and black.
We also have splendid line of hats in all
desired shapes and prices nothing over
$500.
Henry Scott, young negro of Pooles-
vile district, was sentenced to the house
Of correction for IS months by Judge
Samuel Riggs, in the police court here
last Saturday, following his conviction on
charge of assault. The testimony showed
that at aanegFo entertainment at Pooles-
vile several nights ago he welded a pen
knife with disastrous results on two young
negro women.
Tuesday. April 18th. 1928. is De Laval
Service Day. We urge that every De Laval
user bring his complete separator to us for
careful inspection, which will be made
ieee Of charge. Should any part. due to
unusual wear or accident, need 10 be re-
placed this will be done. the only charge
being for the price of the new parts used.
no charge for service.-W. C. Watkins &
Son, Rockville. Md.
Prof. James H. Langille, aged "a years,
and longtime resident of this county.
was instantly killed by a Baltimore and
Ohio train at Forest Glen last Monday
morning. While walking alongside the
railroad tracks a short distance from For
est Glen station he stepped Immediately
in front of west-bound train. He lived
alone near Capitol View. short distance
from Forest Glen.
At the annual election of vestrymen of
Christ Episcopal Church. this town, the
following were chosen: Thomas Dawson
Joseph H. Bradley, G. Minor Anderson,
Thomas Vinson. Howard Larcombe, Robert
A, Young, VIM. H. Baden and Ohio H. W.
Talbot. The vestry reelected Thomas
Dawson, registrar VIM. H. Baden. treas
urer; Thomas C. Groomes and James W.
Mcfarland, wardens.
The week Of April 18th will be Boys
Club Week in Montgomery county. There
VIII be special meetings arranged for a
number of communities for the purpose Of
Promoting boys club work in those Sec
tons. There will be speakers and moving
pictures on boys club work. Parents will
also be invited to attend these meetings
IN order that they may learn just what
The club work means to the boys. to the
AEents and to the community.
Ne April meeting of the Ridgely Brown
OAapter, U. D. c., was held last Friday at the
@autiful home of Mrs. W. Brown at Burnt
Mills. In the absence of the president
MISS Sellman. the vice-president. Mrs. Jed
lettings occupied the chair. Sixteen men,
oefs were present. Funds we're raised for
'he Lee Memorial and World War Memo
nal Fund Regular business was trans.
acted The meeting adjourned at O'Clock
and beautiful luncheon was served by
The hostess. Guests present were Mrs
Eugene Jones. Mrs. Conley and Miss Mamie
Jones.
Friday and Saturday of this week the
patrons Of the Seco Theatre will have the
opportunity TO see Pola Negri in her first
ALnn.i.a.a D.. !.