Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-09-25
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service and satisfaction. ladies' and chill
dren's hair cutting especially. Four bar
bers in attendance.
St. Mary's Branch of the National Council
of Catholic Men Of Rockville has elected
officers for one year as follows: President.
B. w. Parker; vice-president, Joseph L.
Clagett: secretary, j. Paul Burnett treas
urer. j. Hampton Jcnes.
Heirs of the late J. Hilleary Bogley have
sold to John A. Standish. of Washington,
IS acres of land. just off the Rockville pike.
near Rockville. for $4,000. and II acres
adjoining have been sold to the same person
by W. Brooke Edmonston for $4,000.
Steadman Prescott. of the local bar. has
purchased from the estate of the late
Judge Edward C. Peter a lot ON the court
house square here and expects to erect
there an office building. The lot adjoins the
fire department building. The price was
around So 900.
John Delatch. colored. aged 10 years,
whose home was near Wheaton. was In
stantly killed on the Brookeville pike. near
Woodside. on Wednesday evening of last
week when run over by truck. He at
tempted to board the truck while 1t was
in motion and fell
Free Methodist Church. Rockville. preach
ing Sunday at II A. M. and 7:30 P. M. {:
Sunday School at 9:45 A. M; young peo-
pies service at 6:45 P. M; class meeting
Tuesday at 7:3O P. M; prayer service
Thursday at 7:30 P. M. Rev. William E.
Frederick. Pastor.
Mary johnson. colored. of Sandy Spring
died on Monday in the Montgomery County
General Hospital as result Of injuries
received on Wednesday Of last week. when
she was struck by an automobile near
Sandy Spring. The automobile which struck
her was operated by Mortimer o. Stabler.
The County Commissioners have sold to
j. A. W. ielehart & Co.. of Baltimore. the
entire issue of $4,000 in bonds author
ICED by an act of the Legislature for the
improvement of the two miles of road be-
tween Laytonsville and Woodfeld. The
bid was 1O21297. which made the bends
bring $59.233.23.
Rev. W. E. Frederick. pastor Of the Rock
vile Free Methodist Church. attended the
New York Conference annual session held
at Waverly. Pa, September 10th to goth.
and was returned to Rockville by that body
to serve as pastor another year. Upon in
vitation of Rev. Frederick the conference
voted to meet at Rockville next September
William B. Kraft, Of Washington. has
purchased from Harry M. Griffith Of Bal j.
more. formerly Of this county. 1857 acres
Of land adjoining Chevy Chase. this county.
The revenue stamps on the deed filed for
record indicates that the price was about
$l1l.000. The purchasers intentions re.
eardine the property have not been dis
closed.
Elisha Gregg died last week at the home
Of his son. Algie p Gregg, near Dickerson.
aged 80 years. His death was due TO
general breakdown and was not unex-
pected. He was the father Of William E..
Algie p George, Ernest and Walter Gregg.
all of this county. and leaves several
daughters. Mr.. Gregg was a native of
LOudoun county. Va.
Mrs. Naomi E. Tetlow. wife of Arthur
Tetlow. Of Kensington, died last week in
a Washington hospital. aged 81 years.
Her death followed long illness. She is
survived by her husband aud several chill
dren. The funeral took place from St.
Paul's Methodist Church at Kensington
burial being in Rockville Union Cemetery.
Mrs. Tetlow was daughter Of James
Martinas. of Kensington neiehborhood.
10 the circuit court here Judge Robert
B. Peter has passed an order giving Leroy
28th to show cause why he should not be
adjudeed in contempt Of court for failing
to pay his wife, Mrs. Sarah Z. Waters, who
recently instituted suit for divorce. ali
mony. as ordered by Judge Peter several
months ago. In her petition Mrs. Waters
stated that she has not received her pay
ments for two months.
Plans have been about perfected for a
bus line between Potomac and Washington.
distance Of about IA miles. A franchise
has been obtained from the Maryland
D.,hI;o IIsi;t;aa pounu,iaaior and fa vnr q l,ls.
action by the District Of Columbia Com
mission is expected in time for the line to
be put in operation October list. The route.
1t is said. will be by the way Of the Brad
ley Hills boulevard. Wisconsin Avenue and
NJ Street to Center Market Four trips
each way will be made daily.
How Your Radio Was Madeleine of the
feature writers Of The Star has made an
extensive survey OF the plant of one Of the
BIGGEST radio manufacturing companies
and writes an extremely interesting and
graphic story for the Magazine Section Of
next Sundays Washington Star Of the
romance of producing intricate mechanism
on vast scale Also in The Star will be
the nationally famous humorists. Ring
Lardner, Nina Wilcox Putnam. Stephen
Leacock. Ed Wynn and Sam Hellman.
Many members Of the congregation and
others attended the annual rally day exer-
cises in the Methodist Church at Potomac
last Sunday. Rev. J. E. Mcdonald. pastor
of the church. was in charge. In the morn
ing Rev. Geo. W. Gather. former pastor
Of the church. spoke Rev D. L. Snyder Of
Washington. delivered an address in the
afternoon. and in the evening the princi-
pal address was by the pastor, Rev. j. E
Mcdonald. Special music was rendered
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