Evening star., 1927-09-11
KENSINCTON.

|
(SpeciaD.-At the last meeting Of thu
town council the following regulations
governing vehicular traffic within thu
corporate limits were passed and viii
become effective October i: No vehicle
shall be parked with it's left side t.
the curb line of any street. Vehicles
shall be parked parallel to and not far
! ther than inches from the curb line
on all streets except as hereinafter
| provided; vehicles shall park at righ'
angles to the curb line on the south
side of Montgomery avenue from q
point opposite the east side of st. Pau
street, eastwardly to a point desig
mated by proper marker. No vehicle
shall be parked within 10 feet of any
| fire plug. No vehicle shall be parked
at any time on the north side of How
ard avenue between Connecticut ave
| nue. and st. Paul street, or on the
north and east side of Montgomery
avenue between st. Paul street and
Prince George avenue. No vehicle
shall be parked on any street in sucl,
manner as to obstruct the ingress
to or the egress from any public or
private alley or driveway. Any We
hicle emerging from any alley. private
driveway, gasoline filing station or
lot shall be brought to a full stop be-
fore entering any street or highway.
No vehicle shall be stopped or parked
in such a manner as to obstruct traffic
on a cross walk, or in such manner
that any part is upon the sidewalk.
No vehicle shall be operated in viola
ton of official signs regulat speed
limits, stops or other traffic regula.
ton of official signs regulating speed
more than $50 or Imprisonment in the
county Jail for not more than 80 days
are penalties.
Gartiner-Fisk Wedding.
Miss Lillian Gardiner, daughter of
Mrs. Anna Howard Gardiner of Wash.
ington, and Clarence Fisk. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harlan w. Fisk of this town,
were married Thursday morning at
the home of the brides mother by Rev.
Father Cornelius Dacy of st. Paurs
Catholic Church. They sailed Friday
for Paris, where Mr.. Fisk will repre-.
sent Arnold Wilburn Post. No. 10,
American Legion, at the reunion.
The sixth annual fair of the Masonic
Temple Association will be October l,
3, and S.
Repair Of the grammar school has
been completed at an approximate
cost of $500, which includes refinish
ing of wallis and ceilings. painting and
new plumbing. Glasses will begin
Wednesday, with Mrs. Grace L. Ryan
principal. who will be assisted by Mrs
Mamie r. Finn. Mrs. Grace Howes
Miss Elizabeth Bowman. Mrs. Icglenna
Murphy, Miss Laura King, Miss FL
deane Seaman and Miss Antoinette
Darby. Mrs. G. w. Rose, former
teacher. has been made principal OF
Chevy Chase tA1d) School. and Mrs
Carroll Duvall and Miss Mabel Heave
ner of Kensington have also been ap
pointed to Chevy Chase. Miss Virginia
Ronsaville will teach at the high
school in Damascus, Mrs. Porter Nc
Keever and Mrs. Thomas Tremearne
at Elizabeth v. Brown School, Chevy
| Chase. Someryille Lohr has Joined
the faculty of the high school at Hot
| Springs, Va.
Pastor Ends Vacation.
Rev. Thomas D. Windiate has re
! turned after a months absence, and
| the regular services at Christ Episco
pal Church will be resumed tomorrow
morning. @
The Citizens Association Of Capito
| View met Wednesday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r
White, when the following were elect
ed: President. Mr.. George Shinn; vice
president. Mrs. C. H. Hanson; .secre
tary. Miss Alice Jones. and treasurer
Mr.. H. NJ. Mullett. The association
newly created Park Planning and Zon
ing Commission OF the tract of lant
known as the Clarence Moore farm
which borders on Rock Creek and ad
joins Kensington, to establish an ar
boretum or public park.
| Mrs. George H. Snyder, chairman o.
the domestic art and science depart
ment of the Woman's Communit,
Club. has announced that the frs
meeting Of this department will bt
held in the new State armory Tuesda,
at / O'Clock, and that all fneeting'
throughout the Winter win be helt
there.
Mrs. Paul H. Tamplet, formerly o
Kensington, has announced the en-
gagement of her daughter. Miss Clet
Tamplet, to James William Millspaugl
of Washington. The wedding will
take place in October.
1t has been announced by the Balti
more & Ohio Railroad that the trail
arriving here at 2:0S from Washing
ton and the one arriving at 3:35 from
Boyds will be discontinued after Sep
tember 25. The taking off of TIL
Boyds train means that the 80 stu
dents attending the high school a
Rockville will be compelled to wal
two hours for the train leaving Rock
vile at 525. At the meeting of tn
Citizens Association OF Capitol viey
Wednesday night action was taken t
oppose the change Of these trains.