Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-09-18
TIE SEN TINEL.
4ocat sua Rersuual.
Town and Country.

Inc Rockville baseball team will Dlay
the Sewanee Athletic Club. of Washington
at the Fair Grounds on Saturday, Septem-
Der 18th. at $50 Pm
The last section of the State road be-
tween Rockville and Frederick, by the way
of Hyattstown, lying this side of Hyatts-
town, and recently completed, will be thrown
open for traffic tomorrow.
The farm of the late ]. HiIleary Bosley.
near Halpine, has been sold to Miss Small.
Washington, for $4,000. The place
tains about 1870 acres with two dwell
MS and numerous outbuildines.
The Ward farm on the Rockville Nor
beck pike, opposite the Manor Club prop
cry at Norbeck, has been bought by P. j.
4 nnan. of Washington. for about $40, 900.
ne place contains about 60 acres
At the annual meeting of the Maryland
State Funeral Directors Association at
Ocean City. VIM. R. Humphrey, Jr.. of this
town, was made third vice. president Rev.
? Rowland Wagner delivered the annual
dress.
Free Methodist Church, Rockville, preach
re Sunday at II A. M. and 7:3O P. M;
Sunday School at 9:45 A. M: young peo-
pes service at 6:45 P. NJ: class meeting
tuesday at 1880 P. M; prayer service
thursday at 7:30 P. M. Rev. William E.
frederick, Pastor.
The Parent-Teachers' Association of Be-
tlesda IS arranging for house warming at
he handsome new public school building
there the evening of Friday. September rs.
Gov. Richie has accepted an invitation to
ttend and speak and other features will
provided. The new building. which is
low in use, cost about $4,000.
There will be Red Cross meeting of the
montgomery County Chapter at the Rock
lille High School on Monday. September
list, at 8 P. M. The chairman urges all
persons interested in our county chapter
10 be present. Last yoar'S '-O'A WI" DC
discussed and plans made for the ninth
annual roIl-call. Rose A. Dawson. Secre-
tary.
Following a long illness. Mrs. Elizabeth
j. Burroughs. lifelong resident OF the
eastern section of this county. died Mon
day al her home. near Aspen. aged rs
years. She was a daughter of the late
George Gates and is survived by large
family. The funeral took place Wednes-
day afternoon from the Methodist Church
at Layhill.
The annual rally day exercises will be
held at the Methodist Church at Potomac
on Sunday. September goth. In the morn
ing Rev. Geo. W. Gather. former pastoI
Of the church. will speak. Rev. D. L. Sny
der, of Washington. will deliver an address
In the afternoon. and in the evening the
principal address will be by the pastor
Rev. j. f. Mcdonald.
The former home of the late Dr. Jame
L. Lodge, Immediately opposite St Martin
Catholic Church and Parochial School, a
Gaithersburg has been acquired by 81
Martins Parish. 1t consists OF fran
dwelling and four acres of land. IN
building is being remodeled, and will b
used as home for members of the tacult
of St. Martins Parochial School.
The future playground of Washington
Columbia Island. gradually being formf
from the bottom of the Potomac Riv'
through ingenious methods of the Il
eineering Corps. is graphically describe
in a story of unusual interest in the Mag
zine Section of next Sundays Star Oth'
well known writer's in The Star inclut
William P. Helm, Ring Lardner. Stephe
Leacock, Nina Wilcox Putnam, Ed WyI
and Sam Hellman.
A barn, silo and corn house on the fa'
Of W. B. Bowers, located on the Darnesto'
road, about two miles from Rockville. WI
burned last Friday morning, whe-
tor, which was being USE 90 sina en-
lage, caught fire Is apply Of gasoi
was -aing seplenished Neighbors a
a.mbers of the Rockville Volunteer 7
pepar,ment fought vainly against
rsay IF the flames. A horse &C "a,
burned The i, ass Is placed g 5ul 10000
and is partially covered s, insurance.
Mr. and M,s. l.. M. Griffith, of Gathers
hu,s announce the engagement of IN III
daughter. Mildred Riggs. to Mr.. Evarts
Judson Waee. of Charleston. West Vir.
GINA. formerly of Auburn. Maine. Mr.
Wage is the son of Mr.. and Mrs Herbert
j. Ways. Of Auburn. He is former Ed
ward Little and Bowdoin College athlete
and now has position with the Chesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone Company
The marriage is expected to take place
early in November.
With the idea that il will eventually lead
to a permanent library there. the WOman's
Club OF Bethesda has established "trav-
cling book shelf" 1t is in the hardware
store of George G. Bradley and a large
number of books. all belonging to tha
Maryland Public Library Commission have
been installed. Any resident of Bethesda
and vicinity has the privilege Of using a
book two weeks and two cents day /,
charged for each volume retained beyond
such period. The collection OF book
will be changed every three months
At the State Fair at Timonium las
week Ralph Walker. of Gaithersbure. wal
among those selected to represent Mary
land at a cattle-judeine contest at the
National Dairy Show in Detroit October lO
to H. The others selected at Timonum
were Arthur P. Dunniean. Of Pylesville
and Stanley B. Sutton. Of Chestertown
The Montgomery county team at limo
MUM Ralph Walker, Thaddeus Bussarc
and Crovar Walker scored 2 900 noints