Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1923-03-02

Town and Country.


Town and Country.
On March 9th, at S O'Clock. an oyster
upper will be given at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Belt for the Denent
Of the Avery school.
To assist taxpayers in making out their
income tax returns. deputy collector Vi
internal revenue will be in Rockville on
March 9. 10, II and IL and will use one OF
the rooms in the court house. His ser
vices will be free.
The Newcomb Club of Bethesda held Its
last meeting for February at the home OF
Mrs. Georse F. Hane. Following the bust
ress session, Mrs. Walter E. Perry gave an
interesting history of "Marylands Colonial
Eastern Shore" Current Events were
OWEN by Mrs. William E. Emory.
In one of the best contested games OF
tho season here, the Rockville High School
haskell ball team defeated the quint from
the Sandy Spring High School. the score
standing 81 to 20. At the end OF the
,eoular period. the score was a tie-2S to
oS-and a play-off was necessary.
Announcement has been made of the
accent marriage in Baltimore Of Mrs. Es-
telle Robey. of Alta Vista. and Mr.. Frank
vv;lson of Beane. The bride is daueh-
cor of the late Henry B. Kisner and the
h,ideeroom was for many years engaged
in the mercantile business at Beane.
Mrs. Laura Darby. wife Of William W.
Darby, died last Sunday evening at her
home at GAINESVILLE. Her death was due
10 a General breakdown and followed
lone illness. She is survived by her hus-
hand and daughter. Mrs. John o. Pyles.
Mrs. Darby was daughter of the late
John Jones and was lifelong resident Of
4 the county.
The annual meeting of the Montgomery
County Farm Bureau Supply Company
will be held at the Farm Bureau office. at
Rockville, on Saturday, March Srd. at 10
o'clock. A. M. This organization has done
over a SlOO, 1000 businessi in the past year.
II YOU are interested in this organization
attend the meeting on Saturday. All
Farm Bureau members are invited.
BEGINNING February 23rd and lasting
through the season, the Rockville Millinery
Shop offer its patrons any of the new spring
line Of haircloth, horse-hair, braid. visca.
sa,in taffata and straw hats for SIS and
IesLSS. 81, Sc values for the above
named price. nothing over. We are also
showing a splendid line of chic. up-to-date
mourning hats and wells at attractive
n prices.
Mrs. Bette Batson Hays. widow OF Rich
ard P. Hays, died last Friday at her home
near Dickerson. aged 81 years. Her death
vas due to a complication of diseases and
olowed long illness. She was the mother
Of Mrs. Hugh P. Hill, Misses Elizabeth and
Pauline Hays, of Washington; Miss Mana
p. Leonard Batson and Richardson X.
Hays, of this county and Albert Hays. OF
Baltimore.
Golden Egg OF Denmark. "-Frank G.
rpenter. writing exclusively for The Star
Washington, takes up an interesting
uEac, fo, sunday. March 4th. But Car
oaD,o, ia only one Of the many leading
authors who have been engaged to write
for The Washington Stars Sunday Maya
zine. There is a wide range Of fiction
and fact. Order your copy from news
dealer today.
Fire of unknown origin caused the total
destruction last Friday morning of the
bowling establishment of Mrs. Lulah M.
Burns, at Gaithersburg. The Rockville
volunteer Firemen responded to the alarm.
out when they arrived on the scene the
udng was about ready to collapse and
lottine could be done toward saving the
tructure. The building and equipment
we're valued at about $4,000 and were
insured.
DR.. George W. Broadly, one OF this coun-
US best known veterinary surgeons, died
uddenly of heart disease Sunday morn
NJ, aged So years. He was stricken while
rAtine on the lawn adjoining Emory
lethodist Church at Oakdale for services
0 begin and died almost instantly. He
ad been a sufferer from heart trouble for
ONE time. Surviving him are his wife
nd two brothers and sister-Eli, Maui
Ice and Miss Annie E. Bready. DR.. Bready
ras a son of the late John W. Broadly and
vas lifelong resident of the county.
Moses B. Montgomery. for nearly half
entury and until few years ago resi-
ent Of Travilah, this county. died Monday
his home in Washington. aged II years.
urvivng him are his wife and the follow
le children: Mrs. Albert Judge, of Wash
lgton; Mrs. Clarke Young. Of Illinois ;
amuel M. Montgomery. of this town. and
Iisses Marry and Hattie Montgomery.
he funeral services will take place Sun
Jay, March 4th. at 2 O'Clock, P. M, from
bis late residence. 900 Butternut street.
Washington. D. C. Interment will be at
Nnestown. this county. at $50 O'Clock.
The highest rating in the department Of
arts and sciences of George Washington
University. Washington city, during the
ant term of the present academic year
vas made by Miss Eleanor Dobson. of
AenSineton, this county. it has been an
bounced by Prof. Elmer Louis Kayser. Sec
'etary Of the institution. Miss Dobson. a
member Of the freshman class, received
% "A Grade in all her subjects and there
N led the $500 students in her depart
Nent She is a graduate Of the Central
nigh School, Washington. class Of '22. and
holds the Kendall scholarship at the uni
NrSity.
The annual husband night" Of the
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