Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-08-07
Eotal aud Personal
Town and Country.

IONu anu &OAnbHys
Bill" Burrows barber shop is sanitary
and up-to-date. No long waitine-four
BARRIERS
WE. Wilt has sold his farm. containing
1874 acres. located on the Jamestown pike,
one mile west of Rockville. to W. B. Bowers.
the consideration being $4,000.
James W. Hariss. lifelong resident of
Potomac district, died last Sunday night
at his home, near Potomac. aged 70 years.
He is survived by his wife and son.
The sale of the Atwood farm, on the Old
GEORGETOWN Road. near Montrose, to Thos.
l. Dawson and Hatton A. Waters has been
announced. 1t contains 1852 acres and the
price is said to be around $4,000.
The farm of Virginia S. Riley. containing
$40 So acres and located on the Brooke
vile pike. near Norbeck, was sold at public
auction last Saturday by Jacob Rohrback
and j. Marshall Miller. Trustees, to Harry D.
zimmerman, of Washington. for SOS. $685..
Free Methodist Church. Rockville. preach
ine Sunday at II A. NJ. and 7:30 P. NJ. :;
Sunday School at 9:45 A. NJ; young peo-
ple's service at 6:45 P. NJ. class meeting
Tuesday at 7:30 P. NJ; prayer service
Thursday at 7:30 P. NJ Rev. William E.
Frederick. Pastor.
Bernard j. Green, of Chevy Chase. this
county, and Miss NJ. Emma Dixon. of Bal
timore, motored to Rockville last Saturday
afternoon and were married by the Rev
B.W. John, pastor Of the Methodist Church.
The ceremony was performed in the Office
Of Sheriff Plummer.
Last Rites For Communicable superbly
printed Graphic Section of The Washing
ton Star will contain pictures covering
every phase of the funeral and interment
Of William Jennings Bryan in Washington
These photographs have historic value.
recording. as they do. the passing of one
Of the Nations greatest men. Watch for
next Sundays Washington Star. and order
your copy from your newsdealer today.
The Montgomery County Woman Chris
tan Temperance Uuion will hold its annual
convention on Thursday. August 18th. in
the Sandy Spring Meeting House. begin
at 10 A. NJ. Basket lunch. Mrs. Mary E.
Haslup will be the principal speaker and
will tell of her recent trip to the Inter-
national W. C. T. U. Convention in Eden,
burg. A real treat is in store for all who
attend. and the Union most cordially
invites the public to come out and share
in the good things always Astounding at
these meetings Come. friends. and bring
along some one to help you enjoy day
that is sure to be helpful and inspiring.
As result of the importation and liberia
ton of something like 700 rabbits Of the
cottontail variety. in this county. that spe-
cies of game is more plentiful in the county
just now than for number of years. accord
ing to Clyde Harriss. chief game warden
for this county. Psrtridges also are more
numerous than usual. he says. and he pre-
diets sufficient game of both kinds to
afford hunters fine sport the coming season.
The Office of the clerk of the circuit court
here has begun issuing hunting licenses
for the season soon to open. A license
to hunt in the county costs a resident
ef the county. or a nonresident who
owns not less than $500 worth Of real
estate in the county. $l.I0. Other non-
residents have to pay $50 to hunt in the
county. The season for killing squirrels
begins September list and continues until
October 18th. Il is lawful to kill partridges.
rabbits and squirrels from November 10th
until January list.
About forty representative business and
professional men met in the court house
here Monday evening and took action
toward the organization Of the Rockville
Chamber of Commerce The Rev. P. j.
Murdoch. who issued the call. called the
meeting to order and explained its purpose,
after which Frank H. Karn was made
temporary chairman and Mr. Murdoch tenn
porary secretary. Enthusiastic talks were
given by George H. Lamar. Richard Water
man. George E. Lewis. F. Barnard Welsh.
Ernest 0ffutt. Harold C. Smith. Leonard L.
Nicholson. Jr.. Frederick Demine. Frank H.
Karn and others. and organization and
membership committees were named as
follows: Organization. George Z. Lewis.
chairman: Washington Hicks. o. N. Lin
thicum. Richard Waterman and George H.
Lamar; membership. Harold c. Smith. D.
A. DeLashmuit. Bernard T. Brosius- W.
Valentine Wilson. W. Ernest 0ffutt. George
NJ. Hunter. Warner E. Humphrey. F. Bar
nard Welsh. P. j. Murdoch and Curtis Ward.
These committees viii report at the next
meeting. August goth. when it is planned
TO have Carlton Brown. of the U. Cham
Der Of Commerce. deliver an address.