Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1927-09-02
Total aud getsuual.

Vollten, of Bethesda. a justice Of the peace
for the county.
The Mountain View Sunday School pic
mic will be held in Johnson's grove or
September 10th, beginning at 8 P. M
Chicken supper. Music by Kings Cornei
Band.
The State Conservation Commissioner
has appointed Charles R. Spong. Of Cabin
John, and Walter W. Plummer. of Cath.
ersburg deputy game wardens for this
county.
The home of Mr. Harry p. English. Of
this town, was entered on Wednesday
evening of last week and gold watch, a
revolver and a small amount of money
were stolen.
The ladies of the Cedar Grove Baptisi
Church will hold the annual Labor Day
picnic on the church lawn. Come and
enjoy fine chicken and ham supper. Music
by the Kings Valley Band.
The annual supper for the benefit of St.
Bartholomew P. E. Church. Laytonsville,
will be held at the church on Saturday,
September 3rd. Supper served from S to
10 p. M. Adults. 65 cents: children. 40
cents.
Mrs. Jas. L. Giles and Mr.. Jas. L. Giles.
Jr., of Chevy Chase. and Mrs. Eva L. At
wood and Miss Eva M. Atwood. Of Lay
hill, motored to Atlantic City on Sunday.
They returned Friday. after spending Thurs
day night in Philadelphia.
The baby show at the Ohio State Fair
this week has been called off because of
the seriousness Of the infantile paralysis
epidemic. Since July 224 cases have
been reported to the State Health Depart
ment, with thirty deaths.
Following an illness Of several weeks
Mrs. Maude E. Poss, wife Of Clyde Poss.
formerly of Rockville. died in Washington
on Thursday of last week. aged 40 years.
She is survived by her husband. Mrs.
Poss was formerly Miss Kinsey. OF In
diana.
The second session of the political school
of the Montgomery County Federation Of
Republican Women will be held at Gath
ersburg on September 28th. and two other
sessions will be arranged later. Nation
ally known speakers will address all of the
meetings.
The county commissioners last Tuesday
voted to sell to Jas. S. Fraser, of Takoma
Park, so pieces Of property which the
commissioners have purchased recently
when offered for sale for overdue taxes.
The price at which they were sold to Mr..
Fraser was $5,276.55.
Notice has been received here of the
pardon by Gov. Richie Of VIM. Nichols.
of Derwood, who was serving term in
the house of correction. Nichols was found
guilty last spring Of placing distractions
on public highway, and was given nine
months in the institution.
The annual picnic and festival for the
benefit of St. Martins Catholic Church.
Gaithersburg, will be held on the grounds
adjoining the church Saturday and Monday
afternoon and evening. The Rev. John 5.
Cuddy, pastor Of the church. will be in
charge and he W II be assisted by many
members of the congregation.
We are in receipt of copy Of the first
issue Of the THE Maryland News" 1t will
be issued on Friday of each week and de-
voted to the interests of this county. so it
is made known editorially. Messrs. John
W. Coffman, Robert J. Black and Charles
C. Jones, three competent gentlemen. will
write the editorials. The mechanical work
is well executed.
Washington and Wall Street. part
played by the National Capital in Wall
Street affairs is an interesting and I'M
usual feature of American life, The sub
ject is fully covered" in an article in the
Magazine of The Washington Star. Sun
day, September 4th. Order your copy OF
next Sundays Washington Star from your
newsdealer today.
Announcement has been made by Capt.
E. R. King. secretary, that at the first
meeting after the summer recess OF the
Cabin John Park Citizens Association, to
be held in the town hall at Cabin John on
September 9th, Maj. E. Brooke Lee and
DR.. Benjamin c. Perry will address the
ORGANIZATION regarding the suburban and
metropolitan districts created by the last
legislature.
Century-old wooden rails used on the
original Baltimore to Frederick main line
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad have
been taken from the framework OF
dilapidated farm house in Carroll county.
and will be placed on display among other
rare historical exhibits at the Centenary
Exhibition and Pageant, September gath
to October 9th, at Baltimore.
Upon being found guilty in the police court
here of assaultine Horace d. Waters.
merchant of Germantown, VIM. Gorum, OF
the Germantown neighborhood, was fined
500 and costs by Judge Samuel Riggs
and given the alternative Of serving three
months in the house of correction. He
noted an appeal and was released on bond
for his appearance at the November term
Of the circuit court.
The funeral of Mrs Edna Ward Parent.
wife Of Vaughan Parent and daughter OF
Mrs. Eta Ward and the late Rufus Ward.
for long time resident Of this vicinity
who died suddenly in Jacksonville. Fla,
last Friday. aged 81 years, took place at 2
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon from the home
Of her mother in Washington. Burial was
in Rockville Union Cemetery. Mrs. Par
rent is survived by her husband, but leaves
ahslA.or.