Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1927-09-30

acres, was sold Monday at public auction
to Albert S. Tabler, of Mount Airy. ant
Mrs. Nora Duvall. Of this county fos$ll 900
Mrs. Jones. widow Of Charles Jones
formerly OF this county. but for man,
years a resident Of Minnesota zig VISITING
her brothers-in-law, Messrs. W. A. ant
Brooke Jones, of near Jamestown, this
county. SNsA 20 - T.
Miss Rose Mary Clagett. daughter OF Mr
and Mrs. Charles A. Clagett. of Kensine.
ton. and Mr.. Harry Howard Wolfe, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry W. Wolfe. ST., of Capt.
toll View. were married last Saturday in
the Catholic Cathedral at Baltimore.
Judge P. Hicks Ray, of the orphans
court for this county. has announced the
sale to n. s. Heine. of Washington. of his
farm Of. IS acres. near Colesvile. for
$4,000. Judge Ray has purchased a lot in
the town of Colesville and will at once erect
a modern home there.
The supervisors of elections for this
county-Laurason B. Riggs and j.. Lloyd
Jones, DBhaocfAfs. ana Frank Dryer, Re-
publican organized at a meeting here
last Tuesday by re-electine Mr.. Riggs presi-
dent and John Jones secretary The selec-
tion Of an attorney, was deferred,
s9lassandy,spths Fire Department has
chosen officers as follows President.
Josiah W. Jones vice-president. Thomas
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W. Hyde /; SECRETARY, Leon Carroll treas
urer. Francis Miller; custodian. Spencer
Brown: fire chief. Francis A, Thomas !;
assistant fire chief. LeonatdsA. Burns. =
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Walker,
at Gaithersburg, was the scene of the mar
riaee on Wednesday evening of last week
OF Mt. Samuel B. Walker, of ConcOrdia,
Kansas. and Mrs. Sarah F. Mullican, of
Washington. the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. William Stevens. OF Gaith-
ersbure.
j. Forest Walker. County Treasurer. is
reportedto be seriously i'll at his home in
Gaithersburg. He has not been able to
visit his office in the court house here for
ten days, and it is understood a serious
operation may be found necessary. He is.
however, said to be 10 no immediate
DANGERS 9P'EEaEA 1855
Mrs. Minnie A. Money. wife of Sedrick
Money, died suddenly last week at her
home, near Cabin John, aged 26 years.
Acute indigestion is supposed to have
been the cause of her death. She is sur
vived her husband. but leaves no children.
Before her marriage she was Miss Rob.
erts, of Glen Echo nsighbofhood. ~
October 2 0th has been definitely selected
as the date for the celebration in St. Mar
tins Hall, Gaithersaurg, of the fifth ami
versary of the organization of Court Arch
bishop Curley, Catholic Daughters of Amer |
lea, of NGaithersburg. so Mrs. Hannah
Schwartz. court regent, who heads the |
committee in charge has announced.
In the presence of a large gathering.
Miss Mamie l. johnson. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Oliver johnson, of Kensington.
and Martin D. Wolfe. of Garrett Park. were
married last Saturday evening on tn lawn
adjoining the home of the BRIDES parents, |
the ceremony being performed by Rev. |
Robert KiIeore, Of the Baptist Church.
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Rally Day at the Rockville Baptist Church
was successful 10 both numbers and inter-
est. Next Sunday at II 4. M. the pastor,
Rev B. M. Osgood, will preach the third
sermon in the series. 1.-THE Meaning of
Life" The theme will be i: The Care Of a
Life" At the evening gospel service. at
$50 O'Clock, Chief of Police Alvie A. Mox-
ley will deliver timely address. The
Sunday School will meet at 10 A. M. and
the Young Peoples Society at $50 P. M
The Rockville Garden Club met at the
home of Mrs. Benson on September goth.
A motion was made and carried to join the
National Capital Federation of Garden
Clubs. Delegates will be appointed and
names of same will be announced later. An
invitation has been extended to entertain
the Battery Park Garden Club on Tuesday.
October 4th, at 2 p. M. at Mrs. Frank
Harms. A program of interest has been
planned. Other topics of civic interest were
discussed. The collection Of dahlias ex-
hibited was very fine.
According to statement submitted at
a meeting of the directors OF the Asricui-
tural Society of Montgomery County by the
secretary. Ohio C. Trundle, the recent an
nual fair held here under the auspices OF
the society was financial success. Total
receipts were approximately $4,000.
while the expenditures. not quite all OF
which have yet been paid, including per-
manent improvements on the fair grounds
expenses of the fair proper. interest onthe
Indebtedness and all other expenses OF the
society for the current year, will be around
$l7,500, leaving a balance of something
like $2,700.
Fire of unknown origin destroyed the
barn and outbuildines on the farm of J.
M. Custis, near Germantown, on last Tues
day. Rockville and Bethesda Fire Depart
ments responded. but the flames had made
such Roadway the fremen were unable to
check them. Eight horses and seventeen
cows were burned to death. Twenty tons
Of hay and large quantity Of straw also
were destroyed. Damage estimated at
$4,000 partly was covered by $4,000 in
surance. Mr.. Curtis purchased the farm
several months ago. 1t was the third time
within five years that barn on the same