Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1926-03-26
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Town and Country.
For sale. potted Hyacinths for Easter.
Emmett Dove. Rockville. Md. Phone % W.
St. Marks Guild will hold its annual
lawn party at White Oaks on Wednesday.
August 4th.
Miss Verna Welt, of this town, has ten
dered her resignation as a member Of the
faculty of the public school at Kensineton.
Announcement has been made of the
recent marriage in Washington Of Miss
Marjorie Brian. of Falkland. and Mr.. Blair
Lee Brown. of Olney.
A talk on art by Miss Annie Wilson. of
Kensington. featured the bi-weekly meet
ing of the Rockville Inquiry Club held at
the home of Mrs. Theodore S. Mason.
The ST. Mary's Dramatic Club of Rock
willie has begun releasing for presentation
in St. Mary's Hall here, about the middle
of April, the musical comedy. college
Days."
The fines, costs and collaterals collected
in the police court here during January
totaled STATS so. according to the report of
Judge Samuel Riggs filed with the County
Commissioners.
The annual card party given under the
auspices of Court Archbishop Curley.
Catholic Daughters of America. will be
held on Friday night. April 30th. in St.
Martins auditorium, Gaithersburg
The Rockville Millinery and Notion Shop
has an up-to-date line in shades and styles
of spring dresses and hats at the usual
moderate prices. with chiffon and service
weight hose to match. We invite your
inspection of the variety.
Died, on Saturday. March goth, at her
home. in Washington, after long illness.
Mrs. Irene S. Ansley, wife of Eustace A.
Ansley, formerly of this town. The funeral
took place Tuesday and interment was in
Rockville Union Cemetery.
Anderson B. Lacey. senior member of
the patent law firm of Lacey & Lacey. Of
Washington, died at his home at Wash
ineton Grove on Friday last, following
cerebral hemorrhaee. He is survived by
his wife, Mrs. Anna w. Lacey.
Following an illness of more than year
Lawrence Chrobot. well-known farmer,
died on Thursday of last at his home near
Etchison, aged So years. He is survived
by his wife. daughter and four sons.
Mr.. Chrobot was a native of Germany. but
had lived in this country many years.
Under the auspices of the livestock
committee of the Olney District Farm
Bureau, of which Hobart Hutton is chair
man, sixty-five county farmers and dairy
men and others visited the animal husban-
dry experiment farm of the United States
Department of Agriculture. at Beltsville.
Md, last Saturday.
What was known as the potting house,
adjoining the greenhouse on the farm OF
the late Charles l. Corby. On the Rockville
pike, near Garrett Park. was destroyed by
fire on Thursday of last week. entailine a
loss of about $500. covered by insurance.
Rockville and Kensineton firemen respond
ed to the alarm. Cause of the fire is not
known.
The fve-mile stretch between Rockville
and Gaithersburg is among the Montgom-
cry county roads scheduled for improve
ment this year by the State Roads
Commission. 1t will be widened by the
construction of shoulders and otherwise
improved, and will, it is said. be one of
the best pieces of highway in the county
when the work is finished.
Following a short illness of bronchial
pneumonia. Mrs. Jane M. Gather. aged SO
years, widow of William r. Gather. died
on Sunday last at the home of her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley j..
Gather, near Gaithersburg. The funeral
took place Wednesday afternoon at her late
home, the services being conducted by Rev.
P. Rowland Wagner. of Baltimore. formerly
pastor of the Rockville Baptist Church. and
burial was at Gaithersburg.
Miss Hannah L. Schwartz. daughter of
the late Andrew and Mary Schwartz, of
Washington. and for the last IL years resi-
dent of Gaithersburg. died on Sunday last
at her home at Gaithersbure, aged 49
years. Although she had been suffering
from complication of diseases, her death
was unexpected and was due. it is thought.
to heart at ack Miss Schwartz was a
sister of the late Edward p. Schwartz. of
Gaithersburg.
Miss Frances Gertrude Clements, daugh-
ter of the late Peter Henry and Mary
Ellen Clements, died on Saturday last az
the home of her brother-in- law and sister,
Mr.. and hrs. Ernest Hoyle, of GAINESVILLE.
following long illness. She was sister
of Mrs John L. Burnett of Rockville. Mrs
Mary E. Beall of Gaithersburg, Miss Clara
Clements of Germantown, John L. Clements
of Detroit, Henry L. Clements of Barnes
vile, Charles Clements of Washington and
Mrs. Hoyle. The funeral took place Tuesday
morning from ST. Mary's Catholic Church
GAINESVILLE, and burial was in the GENE
terry adjoining the church.