Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1929-08-09
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Town and Country.

Church, Olney. will be held on Tuesday
August 18th, 1929.
The annual picnic of ST. Roses Churcl
will be held on Wednesday. August 2Sth
at the Cider Barrel, on the Frederick pike.
Rev. Frank L. Stuck. Of Confluence. Pa.
will preach in the Rockville Christian
Church on Sunday. August 18th. at II A. M
The Baltimore Sun horseshoe pitching
tournament will start next Monday even
ind at Welsh Field, Rockville. at P. M
Electric lights are now being installed.
Misses Nancy Latane Lewis and Delta
Beverly Osburn. Of Tappahannock. Va. are
visiting in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H
Latane Lewis at Bethesda, this county.
Under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Hunting Hill Church a
chicken and meat supper will be held at
the Hunting Hill hall on August 18th. be-
ginning at P. M.
The State Roads Commission has awarded
contract to Thomas. Bennett & Hunter. of
Westminster, to pave with concrete the
Laytonsville- Damascus road. for distance
of SO miles. for $70.967.
Joint picnic of Aubrey Council. No. l4S
Jr. o. u. A. M. and Baker Council. No. lO4
Daughters of America. will be held August
9th and 10th at Damascus. Base ball at
Bpm. Supper to each evening.
The West End Montgomery County Picnic
will be held on Thursday, August 18th. at
Monocacy Park, afternoon and evening.
If rainy at noon, the picnic will be post
poned to next day. Bring baskets. Mrs..
Walter Butler. general chairman.
Thirteen thousand tons of stone are to
be hauled by the Feed and Fuel Co., this
town. under contract with the State Roads
Commission. The stone will be taken from
the company's dump and placed on the
road leading from Olney to the county's
eastern boundary.
There will be a musical entertainment
of high order at the Methodist Church.
Rockville. on Friday evening, August 18th.
at O'Clock. The program will be given
by artists from Washington and Rockville
There will be a small charge of so cents
for adults and rs cents for children.
Fines and costs in the police court here
totaled S2.239.50 during the month Of
July, according to q report made to the
board of county commissioners by John
Culver. clerk of the police court. OF this
sum $9O6. representing fines for traffic
violations, will be sent to the State Motor
Vehicle Commissioner.
Announcement has been made that
C. Parker Weller, a lifelong resident of
Wheaton district, who several years ago
sold his fine farm near Wheaton, has Pur-
chased the VIM. T. Griffith farm of 285
acres, near Beallsville. and with his family
will move there within a few months.
The price is said to have been $4,000.
Funeral services for John Wilson Young,
az ed so years. who died last week at the
Montgomery County General Hospital fol-
lowing an illness of two weeks, we're held
at Humphreys chapel here. Rev. S. Goode,
Of Winchester. Va. formerly pastor of the
Rockville Christian Church. officiating.
Burial was in Monocacy Cemetery at Bealls-
vile.
Improvements to cost approximately
$4,000 are being made to the building of
the First National Bank and the Sandy
Spring Savings Institution at Sandy Spring
A wing will be erected on each side Of the
main structure. the exterior will be re-
modelled. an oil heating plant will be in
stalled and other changes to thoroughly
modernize the building made.
The annual camp meeting of the Phila-
delphia District of the New York Confer
ence Of the Free Methodist Church. which
comprises churches in Maryland Virginia.
District of Columbia. Pennsylvania, New
York and New Jersey. began at Glenmont.
last Friday. to continue through August II.
Tents have been erected on the grounds
While hurrying to investigate a tele-
phonic report that some one was peering
into windows in the CHEVY Chase neieh-
borhood with the use of a flashIieht.
Edward Shoemaker, of the county police
force. stationed at Bethesda. was thrown
from his motorcycle on Dorsey street, Chevy
Chase. about a O'Clock last Saturday morn
IND and DainfulIy hurt His left hand and
arm were badly bruised. and sustained
other injuries of a less serious nature.
Under the auspices of the Capitol View
Citizens Association a bronze tablet on
the new bridge over the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad tracks at Capitol View will be
dedicated the evening Of August 18th.
The names of State Senator Eugene Jones
and tho memhers of the hoo,d Of coun,v