Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1923-03-23

ins LEGAL holidays. the banks Of this county
will be closed.
The Ladies' Aid Society of st. Marys
Catholic Church, Rockville. will hold cake
sale at the home of Mrs. Bache Albert on
Saturday, March 3lst, at ESQ p. M.
Mrs. Lillian M. Powell. aged 81 years.
wife of Steiner Powell. died Monday at
her home near Bethesda, after long ILL
meas. She is survived by her husband
and five children.
Following an illness of several weeks.
Dolly Cissel. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene W. Cissel. died at her home here
last Sunday night, aged 8 years. her death
being due to spinal meningitis.
A card party will be given under the
auspices of Court Archbishop Curley. Catho-
lie Daughters of America. on Wednesday.
April nth, in St. Martins Hall. Gathers
burg. at 8i5 P. M. Souvenirs presented.
Refreshments.
A play. entitled 1.-THE Coonville 'Ristocrat
Club. Twill be given by the pupils Of Brighton
school. at the Brighton Grange Hall. on
Wednesday. April 4th, at 7:S0 P. M. Ice
cream for sale. Dancing. Admission
adults. is cents; children. 10 cents.
Ladies and misses will find an up-to-date
and snappy line Of dresses in cantons.
al-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.
The Woman's Club Of Bethesda met with
Mrs. George G. Bradley. on the Rockville
nike, Tuesday. DR.. Ira Peters, professor of
SOCIOLOGY at Goucher College,. Baltimore.
discussed women in Philanthropy" Miss
Spamer, connected with the Montgomery
County Social Service League, discussed
work Of the organization and its benef-
cent results.
The first annual meeting of the adult
leaders Of the young peoples division Of
the Montgomery County Sunday School
Association was held in the Baptist Church
here last Friday with a large number Of
Sunday School workers and others from
all parts of the county in attendance.
Mrs E. W. Aaron. of Poolesville, county
chairman, was in charge.
The grand jury adjourned on Wednesday
The report shows 81 witnesses examined
and 6 indictments found. Some minor re-
pairs to the court house were recommended
and improved conditions at the Jail men
toned. The county police were commended
for their services in expediting business,
and sale or rent of the aims house farm.
except ten acres. recommended.
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Pneumonia. of which he had been i'll
about week, caused the death at his home
in Gaithersbure last Friday evening Of
Richard Leonard Buxton. lifelong resi-
dent of that vicinity and for the last ten
years an employee Of the United States
War Department, at Washington. He is
survived by his wife. formerly a Miss
Easton, of Gaithersburg. and three chill
dren, Misses Maude and Grace Buxton and
Carroll Buxton. all of Gaithersburg.
Ninian M. Perry. lifelong and widely
known resident of Bethesda district. died
last Friday. aged rs years. lie had been
i'll about two weeks of influenza and COM
plications. Surviving him are the follow
ing children: Josephus Perry Of Washing
ton, Mrs. Robert W. 0ffutt. Mrs. Bertha
Husband, Noble, John and Albert Perry OF
this county. He was a brother Of Mrs.
Samuel Duvall Of Tenleytown. D. C.. and
Mrs. Eleanor Moore and Mrs. Lydia Mat
thews Of this county. Mr.. Perry was for
many years prominent in Democratic
politics.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Rockville W. C. T. U. was held at the home
of Mrs Annie Welsh on Tuesday. March
Goth. A number of things were talked
over and decided upon. Among Other
things resolution was adopted with re-
gard to the support of such candidates al
the coming election as will prove them
selves to be In favor Of the principles fol
which the Union stands. The resolution
is as follows: Resolved that we, the
women Of the Rockville W. C. T. U. pledge
ourselves to use our influence and cast
OUT ballots for the dry candidates ir
county and State elections.
On Saturday evening last when Arch
bishop Michael j. Curley visited St. Mary''
Parish, Rockville. for the first time since
his appointment to the archdiocese OF Bal
umore, reception was given in his homo
by the Council Of Catholic Men of St
Mays Catholic Church. George M. Hun
Ter. president Of the Council. delivered the
address Of welcome and the Archbishop
most Interestingly addressed the large as
semblaee. On Sunday morning Arch
bishop Curley delivered an eloquent ser
mon at the 1890 O'Clock Mass ant
administered the Sacrament Of Confrma
ton to thirty-five children and six adults
The gentlemen Of Rockville and vicinit,
are invited to attend an evenings enter
tainment with the Rockville Camp Of thu
Modern Woodmen Of America at the Sec
Theatre on Monday. March 26th. begin
nino at Qp NJ The committee has mr.