Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1927-09-23
Eutal aud gersnual.
Town and Country.

Hembleton deputy forest warden for this
county.
]. Lloyd Whip. formerly deputy sheriff.
has been appointed deputy game warden
for this county.
After visiting in Denver and Colorado
Sprines for several weeks. Judge John
Jones has returned to his home here.
REGULAR Sunday service at Boyd's Sta
ton on Sabbath, September 25th. at 8
Pm, All residents Of the locality are
invited.
KINGS Cornet Band will give concert
in Johnson's grove on Saturday, Septem-
her oath, from to 10 P. N. Refresh
ments, etc.
After spending few days with Mr.. Harry
G. Poss and daughter, Of this town. Mr..
John r. Coupe and wife and Miss Eta
House have returned to Cumberland.
Miss Frances Ellen Umstead. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs John j. Umstead. of Buck
Lodge, and Mr.. Robert Thompson Dayhoff.
of Dickerson, were married in Hagerstown
last Saturday morning.
The Montgomery County Fish and Game
Association are having mo cunning with
out permission" signs printed. Farmers Of
the county may have them gratis by APP
plying at the club house or to any of the
officers of the association.
Mrs. Alic. Fleming Choate. widow of
Warren R. Choate, of Rockville and Wash
ineton, died Unexpectedly last week at the
home of relatives near San Francisco.
California, where she had been visiting for
some time. The body was sent to Wash
ineton and burial was in Rockville Union
Cemetery.
Announcement has been made by the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company that
trains Nos. SO and "a. known as the school
trains, on the Metropolitan Branch. will
not be withdrawn. Numerous protests
were filed with the company. especially by
parents having children attending school
at Rockville.
While visiting last week at the home Of
a friend near Halpine. Thomas W. Marsh.
of Washington. formerly Of Kensineton,
suffered heart attack and died almost
instantly. He was 81 years old and is
survived by his wife and several daughters.
The funeral took place Monday and burial
was in St. Roses Cemetery. Choppers.
Robert Lee Hunter. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Hunter, of Silver Spring, was seri-
ously injured by a hit-and-run motorist at
Silver Spring. He was discovered wander
ing along the road suffering from scalp
wounds and injuries to one arm and hip.
After receiving treatment at the hands Of
DR.. VIM. Mitchell he was sent to his home.
According to a calendar issued by the
county board of education, the public
schools of this county will actually be In
session 1855 days during the school year
which opened last week and which ends
June 18th. The school holidays during the
wear total ten-Thanksgiving, two days;
Christmas, five days; Easter, two days,
and Memorial Day.
The funeral of Mrs. Irene W. Wear. wife
of Joseph IT, Wear. who died at her home'
near Bradley Hills. following long illness.
took place Monday from the Catholic
Church at Bethesda. the pastor. Rev. Jas.
J.OConnor, conducting the services. Burial
was in Rockville Union Cemetery. Mrs.
Wear was formerly a Miss Owen OF the
Bethesda neiehborhood.
William F. Granger, a well-known ana
lifelong resident of this county. died last
Saturday morning at his home on the
Rockvile-Potomac pike, aged IA years
He was unmarried. Surviving him are
three sisters, Misses Emma c. and Hattie
F. GRANGER and Mrs. Ida Trundle. The
funeral took place from St. Marys Catholic
Church here at 10 O'Clock Tuesday morn
ind and burial was in St. Mary's Cemetery.
The Annual Rally Day is to be observed
next Sunday by the Rockville Baptist
Church, Sunday School and the Young
PEOPLES Society. At 10 A. M there will
be special exercises by the Sunday School
There will be treat for the primary de-
partment. At ii A. M. the pastor. Rev.
B. M. Osgood. will preach on THE Making
of a Life" which will be the second sermon
in the series on THE Meaning OF Life.
The church service at P. M. will also De
appropriate to the day. The Young Peo-
ple's Society will meet at 7l5 P. M.
Following a long illness Of general de-
bility, Mrs. Mary V. Harper. widow OF Geo.
Harper, died on Wednesday night OF last
week at the home of her son. Frederick
Harper near White Oak, this county. aged
81 years. She is survived by two sons
and two dauehters-7Frederick and Ernest
Harper and Mrs ESafk Beall. of the White
Oak neiehborhood. and Miss Julia Harper.
of Washington The funeral took place
Saturday morning from St. Johns Catholic
Church. Forest Glen. Mrs. Harper was be-
fore her marriage Miss Jarboe and was
a longtime resident of White Oak section.
Forest Glen Council. No. 2l69. Knights
of Columbus, has elected J. Fendall Cough
lin Grand knight to succeed John {. Been
nan, ineligible to reelection because OF
holding an office in the State organization.
and has chosen other officers as follows ::
Deputy grand knight. VIM. j. JouVenai {;
treasurer, Charles Moulden; warden. JOS.
P. Sullivan; inside guard, Joel Wise; out
side guard Oscar Peter; advocate. DR.. j..
j. Essex; trustee. James p. Fitzgerald
recorder. Douglas Wade {; chancellor. VIM
j. Callahan: chaplain. Rev. c. o. Rosen-
steel. The financial secretary isappointrd
and the selection will be announced at the
October meeting Of the council.
Rudolph Kaufman, managing editor and
yice-president Of the Washington Evening