The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-20
SELECT JUDGES
FOR COUNTY
FAIR
Several Washington Residents
Chosen Among Those to
Pass on Exhibits

ROCKVILLE, Nd, August 20.-
John e. Muncaster. secretary Of the
Montgomery County Agricultural
Society, today announced that the
following have been selected to
Judge the various exhibits at the
annual fairIto be held here Tues
day, Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day Of next week:
Quick draft horses--Humphrey d.
Wolfe, of Howard county; heavy
draft horses-Samuel Molesworth,
Mt. Airy, Md; sheep-Fleet James,
Purcellville, Va; swine-B: =. Car.
michael, College Park. Md; Hol-
i Mead, College Park, Nd; Guernsey
cattle--O. c. Jones, Philadelphia,
Pa: ogs-Gecrge Dobbin Penni-
man. Baltimore; w. s. Sterling,
Washington; Francis L. TetreauIt,
/ Clarendon, Va; George Parent,
Oakdale, Nd, and Patrick Riley,
| Washington. The horse show
judges will be Doctor Bortner and
Miss Babe Pierce, of Baltimore
county, Nd, and j. "A. Conover, OF
College Park. will judge the boys
club exhibits OF calves, pigs, etc.
Mrs. Florence M. Austin, Of this
county, has filed suit in the circuit
i court here for an absolute divorce
from Jackson F. Austin, who is said
to be living in Atlanta, Ga, on the
/ ground Of desertion. She is repre-
scented by Attorney P Kenneth
Lyddane, Of Rockville. 4
Mrs. Mamie Rose, Of Rockville,
and John w. Glenn, of Alexandria,
Va, were married in Rockville yes
terday, the ceremony taking place
at the home of the brides brother
in.law and sister Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles j. Maddox. in the presence
of a small company of relatives and
friends.
Because he was not sure whether
he was tWenty-one years of age,
Thomas T.. Allison. of Manassas,
/ Va, was refused a license by the
clerk of the circuit court here yes
terday to marry Miss Gertrude
Owens, also Of Manassas.
The young man first told the
clery that he was twenty, but when
informed that he could not obtain
a license until he was twenty-one
without the written consent of his
| parents, persuaded himself, but not
the clerk, that he had attained his
ma ority. He later decided he did
not know how old he was.
The clerk also had doubts as to
| the age of the girl, who stated she
was eighteen. but looked several
years younger.
Members OF the Montgomery
Country Club. Rockville, have or
/ ganized the Rockville Cotillion Club
and are arranging to give q series
! of dances at the Rockville club
house. The first of these events
! is scheduled for next wednesday
| evening and Edward Peter has been
made chairman Of the committee
| OF arrangements.
The funeral of Mrs. Anna jose
pl1ine Bailey, wife of Thomas N.
home in Rockville Sunday morning,
took place yesterday from the Rock
vile Presbyterian Church, large
gathering of people Of the COM
munity attending.
The county commissioners have
approved the proposals of the low
est bidders for the construction of
five sections OF highway in this
county and the work will begin at
once under the direction of the
State Roads Commission. The sec
tons to be improved are: One mile
from Laytonsville toward Clays-
| vile, one mile from Potomac to-
ward Seneca, one mile from Clag-
ettsvilIe toward Kempton, one mile
from end of Colesville pike toward
Ashton, and one and four-fifths
miles from GAINESVILLE toward
ConluS,