Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1923-01-26
1utal aud gersu,tal
Town and Country.

commissioners, the salary OF the Watuen
u the Jail is increased to SIS month.
leonard N. Vassilieff has bought from
pradley Dorsey a farm of II acres. at
Hunting Hill. the consideration being an
uounced as $3.50.
Miss Harriet L. Selby. lifelong resi-
aon, of this county. died on Wednesday OF
,os, week in Baltimore hoipital, aged 81
.oors Her death was due to acompllcatlon
- diseases and followed a long Illness
Mss Helen A. Lechlider, daughter of Mr..
ID Mrs Charles E. Lechlider, of ColesvilleD
and Mr., James A. Hamilton, OF Silver
Cn,irs were married in Rockville last
vsek by Rev. Nolan B. Harmon. Jr.
The ladies of St. Mary's Chapel, Aspen
vill hold an oyster and meat supper IN
c,onse Hall, Olney. on Thursday, February
ia, for the benefit Of the chapel. Supper
will be served from to 8 O'Clock. Music
dancing and refreshments.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Cemetery
,,socstion will hold a supper in Masonic
Hall Gaithersbure. Tuesday January 3Oth
oysters, ham, chicken salad. etc. Every
body come. Supper served from 5 O'CLOCK
on Proceeds for cemetery Improvements.
Miss Ruth Owines, of Howard county
died on Friday, January 18th. She was
sister of Mrs. Arthur England and Thomas
Owipes, of this county, and Misses Minnie
and Sue Owings and Lloyd Owings, of How
ard county, and Mrs. Linden Summers. of
Baltimore.
Following an illness of several months,
Mrs, Louise A. Norris. wife of J. William
Norris, died last Tuesday at her home near
Rockville, aged So years. She is survived
by her husband. daughter and nine sons.
Mrs. Norris before her marriage was Miss
n Matthews, of Germantown.
The Nativity Players of Washington will
present THE Prince Chap" a three-act
comedy, at St. Martins Hall. Gaithersbure,
on Tuesday, February 18th, at 8 P. M.
A great play, one year in New York and
eieht months in Chicago. Admission
Adults, so cents; children, rs cents.
The funeral of Irving Green. son of Mrs.
4 Grace Green and the late j. Frank Green,
: Of this town, who died at Reisterstown,
Nd, as a result of injuries received in be-
Ing struck by an automobile. took place
from humphreys chapel here Saturday
afternoon, Rev. p Rowland Wagner con-
Quoting the services. Burial was in Rock
vile Union Cemetery.
The stockholders of the Bank of Damas-
Gus held their annual meeting last week
and elected the following directors as fol-
lows: William H. DeLashmutt, ALIVE A.
MOxley, John Gardner. Delaney F. Brown,
Webster Watkins, Charles W. Souder. Web
aer Beall, James D. King, Robert Stanley.
George M. Boyer. Vernon H. Dyson, Sher-
OOd Duvall, S. S. Mulinix. Arthur Phoebus
al P. Raw Souder. The directors elected
IN. II. DeIashmutt president. George M.
"A Boyer ice-president, Archie W. Souder
4 cashier, and John Hager assistant cashier.
A Following a long illness. Mrs. Jennie
Burriss, widow of Reuben Burriss. died on
Wednesday of last week at Montgomery
County General Hospital. aged SO years,
her death being due to a complication of
diseases. She is survived by a son, James
Burriss, of this town. The funeral took
place Friday afternoon and burial was in
Forest Oak Cemetery, Gaithersburg. Mrs.
Burriss was before marriage Miss Golly-
horn, of Virginia. For number of years
she resided in Washington. but since her
marriage had made this county her home.
The stockholders of the Germantown
Bank last week elected directors as fol-
lows: Andrew H. Baker. VIM. A. Waters,
August R. Selby, o. A. Gillineham. E. Dor
sey King, Charles T. johnson, F. Leonard
Hays, William Waters, E. Maurice Beall.
Upton D. Nourse, Thomas c. Darby Chas.
A. Boyer, j. Forrest Walker. Smith Hoyle,
Harry L. Watkins. J. Wellington Boyer and
Charles E. King. The directors elected
Andrew H. Baker president, William A.
Waters vice president, John A. Slower
cashier, and John H. Humphrey assistant
cashier.
The annual meeting of the Montgomery
County Farm Bureau will be held on Tues
day. January 30th, in the Court House al
Rockville. The morning session-repOrts
Of officers. committees, district chairmen
etc.-will begin promptly at 10 o'clock
The afternoon session, beginning promptly
at 1870 o'clock, will be devoted to a very
attractive and instructive program. Hon.
III J, c, Ketcham, Congressman from Michi-
gan; Mr.. Lloyd S. Tenny. assistant Chief
Of Bureau Of Agricultural Economics Mt
Nat Frame, of the University of West Viz.
snia; Mr.. J. C. Mcdowell and DR.. T. B
Sym1ns will address the meeting. All are
e'SdAaSy invited and members and theiI
wives are urgently requested to be present
H Miss Dorothy Herring Clum. daughter oil
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius W. Clum. Of Ken
anston, was married on Wednesday even
ing of last week to Mr.. Charles II. Gibson
OIL Church Creek, Dorchester county. Md.
The ceremony took place in Christ Episcopal
Church, Kensington. which was decorated
with flowers and everereens. Rev. Thomas
D. Wndiate. rector. conducting the service.
The bride, who was given in marriage by
her father, wore blue travelling suit and
was attended by her sister, Miss Mary E.
Clum. as maid Of honor. Mr.. John 7. Will
hams, Of Kensington. was the best man.
The ribbon boys were John Philip Gu m
John Graft and Granville Fowler. The
ushers were Wilson L. Townsend and Chas.
I. Jones. Mrs. John Trader played the
marches. A small reception at the home
Of the brides parents followed the cere-
mony.
John S. Adamson died on January 9th,
1928, after long illness, at his home in
Roanoke. Va. aged go years. He was the
son Of the late Hilleary and Ruth Abby
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