Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1927-09-09
Rutal aud 9ersuual.
Town and Country.

recorded in the Office Of the clerk of the
circuit court here.
The Mountain View Sunday School pic
mic will be held in Johnson's grove on
September 10th, beginning at 8 P. M.
Chicken supper. Music by Kings Cornet
Band.
The ladies' of the TraviIah M. E. Church
will hold chicken and meat supper in
the town hall at Travilah on Thursday
September 18th, beginning at P. M, for
the benefit of the church. Come and have
a good time.
s. Wade Magruder has sold to Thomas
l. Dawson and F. Barnard Welsh, of this
Town, a farm of $50 acres one mile south
of Rockville. The consideration is said to
have been $20,500. The farm formerly
belonged to Prof. Harvey W. Wiley.
The members of St. Mary's Catholic
Church choir. Rockville. entertained at a
shower at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Blandy, at Montrose, last Friday evening.
in compliment to Mrs. G. Hilton Darby.
until recently Miss Dorothy Louise Claeett,
of this town.
To plan health work among the public
school children of Montgomery. Prince
Georges and Charles counties during the
school year, soon to begin, conference
of health officers. public health nurses.
social service workers and school officials
of the three counties will be held at Silver
Spring on September II.
After an illness of less than week,
Mrs. Virginia Trundle Baggerly. 70 years
old, widow of Charles W. Baggerly. died
Monday night at Poolesvllle. Her death
was due to paralysis. The funeral took
place Wednesday afternoon from the Epis-
copal Church at Poolesville, and burial was
in Mount Olivet Cemetery, Frederick, Md.
The committee, consisting of Spencer
II. Brown, chairman; Francis Thomas and
Douglas Farquhar. recently named by the
Sandy Spring Volunteer Fire Department
to arrange for the annual carnival for the
benefit of the organization, has announced
Tuesday, September 18th, as the date and
the Sandy Spring High School as the place.
for the event.
Wayne B. Wheeler, general counsel of the
Anti-Saloon League of America, died
at Battle Creek Sanatorium on the after
noon of the 5th instant. He was taken
to the sanatorium three days before death
from his simmer home in Michigan. He
was taken i'll with a kidney ailment for
which he had been undergoing treatment
for several years. Mr.. Wheeler was born
in Ohio November 10th, 1859.
Announcement has been made of the
sale by Mrs. Emma d. Haney to P. B.
Blocher, of Silver Spring, of the Haney
home and half an acre of land adjoining
on MONTGOMERY Avenue, Rockville, for
$l3, 500, and the purchase by Mrs. Haney
from Charles H. Welt, Of Rockville, of
bungalow on the Rockville pike. near Rock
vile, for So 500. Both sales were neeo-
tiated by Attorney Clifford H. Robertson.
of Rockville.
Following long illness of an internal
affection, William F. Lewis. a native and
former long time resident of this county.
died last week at his home in Urbana. Md,
aged rs years. He is survived by three
sons and two daugbters-Dorsey Lewis,
Of Urbana, and John r. and Phillip Lewis
and Mrs. Herbert Barnes and Mrs. Leslie
Beall of this county The funeral took
place from his late home and burial was in
Mount Olivet Cemetery, Frederick.
Sister M. Simplicia Yost, who recently
celebrated her 93rd birthday. has COM
pleted her 18th year as nun in the
Visitation Convent at Frederick, Md. She
entered the order on August 2Sth. 1852,
having been Miss Mary Yost. daughter of
the late Casper and Mary Carln Yost. OF
near Rockville, where she was born. De-
spite her advanced age. Sister Simplicia re-
tains all of her faculties and is active. She
has never been outside the convent in her
long service there.
L. Curtis Mortimer proprietor, was host
to about seventy residents of this county.
including the county officials. court house
employees and others, at Mountain View
Inn, near Hyattstown. on Thursday even
ing of last week. Vocal solos by Miss
Helen Kirkland of Montrose. accompanied
by Miss Helen Mclaughlin of Rockville
humorous readings by Mr.. Mortimer. piano
selections by Miss Mclaughlin and music
by an orchestra constituted the program
A dance followed, and during the evening
refreshments were served.
The regular service at Boyd's Station
will occur on Sabbath evening, September
18th, at 1880 O'Clock, conducted by Rev
j. W. Lowden. A cordial invitation Is
extended to the community to take ad-
vantage of this privilege, as It is for you
Be real helper in your locality. be a
valuable asset. be an upbulder, be one
who recognizes the constructive element
in society 1t is yours to be constructive
not destructive. These are principles
which make for noble manhood and rea
womanhood that count for much in any
community.
Irving C. Kendrick, Of Washington, was
injured Monday night when the automo'
bile he was driving collided with another
machine on the Rockville Washington pike
near Rockville. Kendrick was driving t
Seneca to bring his family home from
Labor Day visit. His machine swervec
aud struck an auto driven by Samuel A
Green. colored, of Gaithersbure district. and
then plunged into an embankment at thu
side Of the road. Kendrick was thrown
against the windshield Of his car. DR.. D
W. John sewed up several cuts on his head
County policemen arrested Kendrick AM