Montgomery County sentinel., 1926-04-09
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town, a six-room bungalow on the Rockville
pike for $1,000.
At meeting Monday of the vestry Of
Christ Episcopal Church here. F. Bache
Albert was chosen vestryman in place Of
the late Joseph H. Bradley.
In celebration of the fifteenth anniver-
sary Of their marriage. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
E. Crawford entertained at their home in
Gaithersburg last Tuesday night.
Upon pleading guilty in the police court
to a charge Of selling intoxicating liquor.
Frank Carter. colored. was sentenced by
judge Samuel Riggs to year in the house
of correction.
The annual card party given under the
auspices of Court Archbishop Curley.
Catholic Daughters of America. will be
held on Friday night. April 3Oth, in St.
Martins auditorium. Gaithersburs.
On Monday. April 18th. John Gardner.
county treasurer. will sell at public sale.
in front Of the court house in Rockville. all
the real property upon which county and
State taxes for the year ending June S0th
have not been paid.
The Rockville Millinery and Notion Shop
has an up-to-da line in shades and styles
of spsine dresses and hats at the usual
moderate prices, with chiffon and service
weight hose to match. We invite your
inspection of the variety.
The young people of Damascus and
Salem M. E. Churches will give a play.
entitled Eyes Of Love-" at the Damascus
High School on Saturday evening. April
gath. Music will be furnished by the
Brotherhood Orchestra.
Thomas r. Clasett. native and for
many years resident of this county. died
on Saturday in Washington. aged 76 years.
The funeral took place from Holy Trinity
Church, Washington. on Monday last and
burial was in St. Mary's Cemetery here.
Mrs. Florence R. Windsor. wife of R.
Thomas Windsor. merchant at Unity.
died in Baltimore hospital last Sunday.
She was 32 years old and had been i'll a
long time. She Is survived by her hus-
band, two brothers and q sister. but leaves
no children.
Roosevelts In Asia.-The Graphic Sec
ton Of The Washington Star for Sunday
April llth, will contain full page Of ex-
elusive photographs of the Roosevelt-Field
Museum Expedition to Asia in search OF
rare animals. These pictures were taken
under great difficulties and will attract
unusual attention. Order your copy OF
next Sundays Washington Star from your
newsdealer today.
On Friday. April 9th. at 8 P. M, the
senior class of the Poolesville High School
will present the three-act comedy. And
Home Came Ted" in the high school audi
torium. The cast is as follows: Curry
Nourse, Virginia Poole. Nelva Allnutt
Helen Butler, Nettie Lee Jones. Mildred
Poole, Maggie Fox. Lawrence Darby. VIM.
Beall, Albert Darby and Matthew kohlhoss
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth B. Wayne
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wayne,
to Mr.. P. Blair Lee. son of Mr.. Blair
Lee, of Silver Spring. will take place
on Saturday. April oath. The ceremony
will be performed in the Church of St
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Philadelphia. and will be followed by a
reception at the home of the BRIDE
parents.
Mrs. Agnes Thrift Fisher. Of Rockville
announces the engagement of her daueh-
ter, Miss Lucille Anna Fisher. to Mr.. Thos
Edmund Bailey. The wedding will take
place the latter part of April. Mr.. Bailey
is the son Of Mr.. Thomas N. Bailey and |:
very prosperous farmer Of this vicinity
Miss Fisher for the last five years has beer
an employe of the American Chemica
Society, of Washington, d. c.
Appleton P. Clark. Jr., of Washington. has
purchased from Frank Mace 81 acres on the
Old Road. near Montrose. for $25.OOO. II
Is understood to be the purchasers pur-
pose to erect five or six dwellings there ir
the near future. Former Representative
Albert Douglas has sold his farm of 1856
acres. also on the Old Road and not fai
from the Mace tract, to Mrs. Louise b
Mezza, of Washington. who. II is stated
will use it for summer home. The price
was around $4,000. Both sales were
NEGOTIATED by H. Latane Lewis. realtor.
Piaylets by pupils of the Dckersor
school. vocal duets and solos by Mrs. Ely
and Miss Clarice Kingsley. who were ac
companied on the piano by Mrs. Maurice
H. Chiswell an address by Prof Edwir
W. Broome and motion pictures com
prised the program at the April meet
ing Of the Dickerson Community League
held in the auditorium Of the Dick
erson High School. conducted by th'
second vice president. John A. Jones. ant
attended by large number OF the mem
bers and others. The business transacted
consisted Of committee reports and routine
matters.
Deputy State Game Warden Clyde Har
riss has received from the State conserva
ton department one hundred partridse'
for propaeatins in this county. The birds
which we're obtained in Mississippi AMI
are said to be about the size of the nativ'
variety, have been liberated on the gam,
preserve recently acquired by the Con
servation Commission near Middlebrook
this county. and which is in charge o
Edgar Vinson More Of the same kind vii
be planted there. as will large numbe
Of rabbits, in the near future. and goo
results are looked for.
The trial in the circuit court here o