Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1929-01-11
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Cabin John, died on Thursday of last
weekin Western Maryland hospital, aged
rs years.
After having been on furlough for about
a wear, Lawrence G Clagett has resumed
his duties as a member of the county
police force and has been assigned to duty
at the Bethesda substation.
The first countrywide institute for Sun
dov School teachers children and young
neople will be held in the Rockville Meth
odist Church the afternoon and evening
of Friday January 18th.
Fletcher Clark, formerly in business at
Sandy Spring, died last Friday afternoon,
aeed IA years. He had been i'll only
few days of pneumonia. Surviving him
are his widow. a son and four daughters.
The Cabin John Boy Scout Troop No.
los has elected these leaders: Rattlesnake
patrol, Albert Arnold; wolf patrol, Harry
Humphrey; flying eagle. Addison Love-
less. David Humphrey was elected scribe.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union will
be held at the home of Mrs. Alice Hunt
ington on Tuesday, January 18th. 2-3O P.
M. All the members and friends are cor
daily urged to be present.
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Figures compiled by the clerk of the circuit
court show that 4,032 hunting licenses
were issued here in 1928. of which $500
were licenses to hunt in the county only.
519 to sesidents to hunt anywhere in the
State and 1853 nonresident Statewide
licenses.
While visiting at the home of his brother
in-law, George Cordell, near Clarksburg,
this county. George Williams, of Taylors-
town, Va, developed influenza and pneu-
monia and died last Friday. aged IT years.
He is survived by his wife and several
SONS and daughters.
The report of Miss Irrnl Mohr, executive
secretary. submitted at a meeting of the
executive committee here Wednesday
afternoon. showed that the Montgomery
County Social Service League has As
children. 80 of whom are wards, and l76
fam lies under care. and expenditures dur
ing December for relief work amounted TO
$l,67457
Mrs. Georeianna Thompson, wife Of Ben
jamin Thompson. both former residents of
this county, died last week at the home
of her daughter. Mrs. John L. Smith, in
Richmond, Va. She is survived by her
husband and three children. She was
daughter of the late John and kebecca
Rabbit and sister of Miss Jennie Rab-
bit, of this county.
Mrs. Sallie E. White. wife of Joseph
White, died last Sunday afternoon at her
home, at Washington Grove, aged go
years She is survived by husband. a
daughter, Miss Amy White, of Washing
ton Grove, and two sons, Earl White, OF
Baltimore, and Rodney White. of Wash
ingtOn Grove. Mrs. White was daugh-
ter of the late VIM Drummer. of PoOiesville,
and was lifelong resident of this county
j. Herbert Brown. of the upper section
of this county, died last week in a Fred
erck hospital. aged 43 years. He had
been i'll several weeks, and recently I'M
derwent an operation which failed TO
benefit. He is survived by his wife. Mrs.
Elizabeth o. Brown. formerly Miss Oxley,
and three small children. He was brother
of Haitian D. and William C. Brown, of
GAINESVILLE. and Mrs. Mary E. Peddicord,
Ellicott City.
Miss Mary Jane Maughlin, daughter OF
Mrs. Eleanor Maughlin and the late Jas.
B. Maughlin, of Boyds, and Mr.. Howard I.
Fisher, of Kensington, were married in
Washington on Monday by Rev. George
B. Harrington, pastor of St. Stephens
Catholic Church, the ceremony being per-
formed at the rectory in the presence OF
only members of the two families. I'm
mediatey afterward they left by automo-
bile for Florida The bridegroom is son
of Mrs Mary C. Fisher of this county.
Charles E. Allnutt, a well-known farmer
died last Saturday morning at his home,
near Seneca, aged So years. He had been
i'll long time of a malignant internal
disorder. Surviving him are his wife. Mrs
Etiie Alnutt, formerly of Frederick county
and two children, Miss Julia Allnutt and
Charles E. Allnutt, Jr. He was a son of the
late Benoni and Emily d. Allnutt and was
a lifelong resident of this county. The
funeral took place Monday morning from
his late home and burial was in MOnocacy
Cemetery
Another official class leader record was
made at William A. Hills Rock Spring
Farm, this county, when the Guernsey co"
'Iopsey's Golden Princess. No. 224,0O9
recently finished with a 365-day test Of
1868 pounds of milk and TAILS pounds
OF butter fat, which entities her to 5th
place in Class d D. as four-yearold. and
also makes her a new Maryland State
champion. Out of thirteen other official
records recently finished at this farm al
average of over 700 pounds butter fat has
been made, all in immature age classes.
The musical features of the Rockville
Baptist Church services are greatly en-
Joyed by all who hear them. The programs
OF the choir and male trio. under the di-
rection Of Mrs H. NJ. Blandy, are presented
at both morning and evening sefvic IS
Next Sunday at the II A. M. service Of divine
worship the pastors sermon topic will be
'lhe Leprosy of Sin" and at the 1880 P
NJ gospel service: What the Christian
People of Rockville Can Do for Thei