Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1926-05-14
EofaI aud gersnual.
Town and Country.

August 4th.
The season of the Montgomery County
Baseball League opens on Saturday. May
18th. Rockville plays at Bethesda.
In the circuit court here Judge Robert
q. Peter has signed a decree granting to
Franklin R. Mareerum. Of Spencerville. an
absolute divorce from Mrs. Alice Mareerum.
The Rev. F. Johns Bohanan. canon Of
the National Cathedral, Washington. will
preach in Christ Episcopal Church. Rock
Vile, on Sunday morning. May 18th. at II
o'clock.
The Law Enforcement Clubs Of Mont
somery county will hold a meeting at
Kensineton, Nd. at the town hall. on
Tuesday. May 18th. at 7:S0 P. M. Every
body welcome.
The St. Patrick Players Of Washington,
DC, will present the musical comedy. The
Patter Revue of 1926" at st. Mary's Hall
Rockville, Nd. on Wednesday. May 18th.
at 8 O'Clock. P. M. Dancing after the play:
From the attendance records for Apri'
the attendance banners will 60 to Garrett
Park for the one-room schools, Dickerson
for the two-room schools. Damascus for the
Graded schools, and Dickerson for the high
schools.
A barrack on the farm Of William H.
Fawcett, at Travilah. was destroyed by
fire on Saturday last. entailine loss of
about 81, 900. partially covered by insur-
ance. A quantity of hay was also con-
sumed. What caused the fire is not known.
On Friday evening. May 18th, beginning
at 8 o'clock, a play. entitled Home Acres.
will be given by the young people OF the
Potomac Chapel in the Sunday School
room. dmission-Adults. so cents: chill
dren, rs cents. For the benefit Of the
building fund.
Following an illness Of about week
with pneumonia. James L. Whetzel, aged
50 years, of the vicinity Of Gaithersbure. |
died on Saturday last. The funeral took
place at Catletts. Va. where Mr.. Whetzel
IOtncTly uNcu. IlC hou oOOh hNS'N~
of this county only few years.
Fire originating in hay shed from un-
known cause destroyed large barn and
its contents. including implements and
feed, on the old Ford & Graham farm, near |
Garrett Park, last Sunday. The loss. esti- |
mated at $1,000. is partly covered by in
surance. c. H. Curtis is the owner.
Frank P. Clancy. aged 76 years. we'll
known retired merchant and farmer. died
last week at his home at Burtonsville.
following an illness of several months.
He is survived by daughter. Mrs. May
belle C. carp, and a brother, Henry c.
CLANCY, both of Burtonsville neiehborhood.
The Kelchner Trio. presented by Mrs.
Henry Hunt Mckee. of the Washington
Bureau of Music, will give a concert on
Tuesday evening, May 18th. at 8 O'Clock.
in the Baptist Church auditorium. Rock
vile. Admission. so cents at the door. or
three 5O-cent tickets for 81 II purchased
before the date of the entertainment.
First Free Methodist Church, Rockville.
Rev. W. E. Frederick, Pastor. Sabbath
Sunday School at GAS O'Clock sermOnette
and main sermon at II O'Clock, subject,
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John H. Fisher. a native and until few
years ago lifelong resident Of this coun-
~, died in a Washington hospital last
week. aged 72 years. His death was due
to pneumonia and followed an illness of
about week. He is survived by his wife
and two children-Mrs Rose Harris of
Washington and Mrs. Willard A. Belt OF
Norbeck. this county.
The Woman's Club of Poolesvile assisted
by local and visiting talent, will present
a variety program at the high school audi
forum on Friday. May 2lst. The program
will consist of two humorous sketches, a
pageant and several specialties. The pro-
ceeds are for the benefit of the PoOlesville
High School The doors will be open at
7:S0 o'clock and the program will begin at
8 o'clock. Admission. IS cents children.
rs cents.
AT the annual election OF the Silver
Spring Chamber of Commerce the follow
ing directors were chosen: L. M. Christie.
James H. Cissel. Joseph C. Cissel. Donald
Clagett, John J. Dolan. Howard Griffith.
Roy M Heller. Frank L. Hewitt. Charles
W. Hopkins. H. H. Hewlett. E. Brooke Lee.
Robert C. Watson. Ira C. Whitacre and
William p. Wilson. The directors elected
these officers: President. Frank L Hewitt
first vice president. Howard Griffith; sec
ond vice president. L: M. Christie; secre-
tary. Fred L. Lutes: treasurer. Ira c. Whit
acre.
At the May meeting of the Henderson
Smith Edmonds Post. American Legion. Of
Rockville. held in the court house here.
with the commander. Ira Darby. OF Gath
ersbure. presiding and twenty-five in at
tendance. it was decided to formally unveil
German field piece used in the World
War. which was recently given the county
by the United States War Department. the
afternoon Of May 30th. Prominent officers
Of the United States Army will speak and