Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1923-02-23
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Town and Country.

To assist taxpayers in making OUT 'neh
income tax returns, deputy collector OF
internal revenue will be in Rockville on
March 9, 10, IL and IL and will use one OF
the rooms in the court house. His ser
vices will be free.
On March 1st. in new building. Sherwood
High School, Sandy Spring, will serve an
oyster supper at $50 P.M M, give program
OF O'Clock. which will be followed by
dancing and other entertainment. Supper,
so cents; supper. program and dancing,
rs cents.
.Judee Samuel Riggs has submitted to
the County Commissioners his report of
enes and costs collected in the police court
during the month of December. They az
sresated S9O1.85. of which SASS were
zines in motor vehicle violations, $3.50
fines in other cases and $l96,S5 costs.
Claeett C. Hilton, of GAINESVILLE. has been
amounted by Gov. Richie as a member
If the Board of County Commissioners for
this county to succeed Lawrence A. CHS
well. who resigned to accept the position
of Supervisor of Tax Assessments for the
county, made vacant by the resignation
of Charles W. Fields.
Two basket ball games in the audito-
rum at the high school building here last
Friday evening were enjoyed by large
crowd. The Rockville Athletic Club team
won from the University of Maryland Ath-
etic Club quint. IS to IA. and game be-
tween the Rockville and Highland high
school teams was won by Rockville, 20
to 20.
Mrs Olive Cue, wife of Franklin E. Cue
died suddenly last week of heart disease.
AGED so years. She was stricken just as she
aliehted from an automobile in front Of
her home, near Damascus. and died almost
instantly. She is survived by her husband
and several children. Mrs. Cue was before
her marriage Miss Burns and was life
long resident of Damascus district.
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.
satin, taffata and straw hats for SIS and
ess-$8, 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
prices.
Americas Big Writers.-America' big
writers-the leading men and women of
letters in the country-are contributors to
the Magazine of The Washington Sunday
Star. For instance. Ring W. Lardner, Fin
ley Peter Dunno, Edna Ferber and Court
ney Ryley Cooper are contributors to the
Magazine for Sunday. February 25th.
4 Order your copy of The Star from your
newsdeaer today.
William H. Phair, 81 years of age last
&y, died Monday at his home at Spencer
vile, this county. of pneumonia. after an
4 Illness of ten days. He had been very
scsive for his age prior to his recent ILL
ness and was the Oldest resident in that
section. He is survived by a daughter,
Mrs. Jane Hall, of Highlan1. Howard coun-
ty, and three sons. Frank. Charles and
John H. Phair.
The Norman B. Price Post of the Ameri-
can Legion of 0lney district, this county.
will, it has been announced. soon install a
Delco lighting plant for the assembly hall
at the Sherwood High School, Sandy Spring.
The offer has been accepted by the County
Board Of Education, and committee con-
sisting of Herbert H. Adamson, A. Douglas
FarQuhar and VIM. H. Gilpin, has been ap-
pointed by the Post to make arrangements.
AS a result of burns sustained when his
clothing caught fire while he was playing
with matches in his home, near Redland,
few days ago, Harry Bussard, the three
year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
7. Bussard, died last Sunday. The child
got hold of the matches while his mother
was temporarily out of the room, and
when she returned she found the little
fellows clothing virtually burned from his
body.
delegation of Damascus district farm
ers, headed by Mel E. Lnthicum. appeared
before the County Commissioners here and
urged the construction of a mile of State
road from Damascus toward Brownings-
vile. The delegation was informed that
no funds for the purpose would be avail
. able this year. but that the Commissioners
would give the matter consideration and
endeavor to provide the necessary funds
next year.
The Poolesville Farm Bureau local club
will meet at the high school building on
Saturday, February oath, at 2 O'Clock, P.
NJ. The members of the GAINESVILLE local
ub are invited to attend this meeting
thousand acres of soy beans have been
listed on the County Farm Bureau program
OIL work for 1928. Prof. j. E. Metzeer will
TAX on soy beans at this meeting. All
Interested farmers are invited to attend,
whether they are members of the Farm
Bureau or not.
In the presence of a few relatives and
'nends, Miss Kathryn V. Gloyd. daughter
OIL Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Gloyd. of Gath
efsours, and Mr.. Arthur B. Claxton. Jr..
VI Woodside, this county. were married at
Ialthersbure on Thursday evening of last
week by Rev. j. Cuddy. pastor of St. Mar
uns Catholic Church at that place, the
ceremony taking place at the residence Of
Ar' and Mrs VIM. L. Hoyle, where Father
Cnddy makes his home. The couple left
Tor short trip.
For the benefit of the Young Mems Bible
Olass of the Rockville Baptist Church a
Minstrel show was given in Seco Hall last
Monday evening. 1t was directed by Jos.
Hamilton, and others in the cast were
george Peter. Edward Cashell. Russell
JOnklin Thandora RicLatta Iamaa MonIdan