Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-01-31
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Friday Morning january 81. 1880.
Town and Country.

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seven districts in this county. wherein thu
work will be among the business houses
His territory has not as yet been more
specifically designated.
The annual roll call recently conducted
in this county by the Montgomery County
Chapter of the American Red Cross netted
$S.065.60. so the secretary, Mrs. j. Somer-
veil Dawson. of Rockville. who was in
charge of the drive. has reported.
Announcement of the coming marriage
of Miss Patty Clarke and Mr.. Roland Childs
has been made. the marriage to take place
in St. Johns Church. Ellicott City. on Feb
ruary %. Miss Clarke is sister of Mrs.
Mahlon Kirk 4th. of Sandy Spring.
Bids for the property on the block west
of the court house here were opened Tues
day and referred to the appraisal commit
tee of the court house building committee.
They believed all bids should be rejected
New bids will be asked for next week.
Mr. John S. Giliss and Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris M. Gilliss of Warren. Ohio. and Mr..
Randall Gilliss and family. of Charlotte.
N. c., have returned to their homes after
being home here for week on account of
the serious illness of their mother. Mrs. l..
H. Gilliss.
Necessary arrangements have been made
to commence the building of the overhead
bridge, to span the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. at Gaithersbure. with the ap-
proach of suitable weather. and in con-
sequence with completion traffic will escape
the danger of a grade crossing at that
point.
Following long illness. John T. Cochran.
one-time resident of this county. died ct
at Washington hospital. aged So years.
He is survived by his wife and several
children. The funeral took place Friday
afternoon and burial was in the cemetery
at Potomac, this county. Mr.. Cochran was
a native of Virginia.
The suit of Miss Buel NJ. Gillette. Of
Chevy Chase. against the Capital Traction
Company, recently instituted in the circuit
court here, which was an action for $780, 900
damages for personal injuries. has been
settled out of court. it was made known
here Monday. the company agreeing to
pay the plaintiff $4,000.
Those Happy Days."-"Those Were the
Happy Days." full-page feature appear
ing each Sunday in the Magazine OF The
Washington Star, has made remarkable
"hit" with readers. The artist, Dick Mans
field. draws this page exclusively for the
Magazine, so order your copy of next Sun
DAYS Washington Star from your news
dealer today.
The Masonic Lodge Of Rockville has pur-
chased the lot on Washington street. ad-
Joining the Sentinel Office on the south.
The elegant building owned by this order
will be moved as a whole across Washing
ton street and located upon the new site.
The old site is now owned by the county
commissioners and will become part of the
court house square. purchased with that
view.
The first thirteen members of the rescue
SQUAD of the Sandy Spring Volunteer Fire
Company, the only graduated rescue squad
in the United States not in an incorporated
town, have received their diplomas from
the American Red Cross, signed by the
president, John Barton Payne. To date
this squad has worked out in hurricane
disaster, numerous automobile accidents,
and in a number of cases has administered
artificial respiration.
Josiah W. Jones. president of the Mont
eomery County Farm Bureau. has an
nounced that the speakers at the annual
meeting of the bureau, to be held in the
court house here on Saturday. February ].
will include Senator Thomas H. Caraway.
of Arkansas DR.. Thomas B. Symonds.
head of the extension service of the Uni
yersity of Maryland; M. M. Stewart. Sec
rotary of the Maryland Farm Bureau
Federation, and H. A. Baumberger. farm
bureau insurance expert.
The service of morning worship. at II
O'Clock. next Sunday at the Rockville Bap'
fist Church will be followed by the COM
munion of the Lords Supper. The pastor
sermon topic will be: THE Three Cheers
of Jesus" The evening gospel service a
A 80 O'Clock will have for its theme
Music in Heaven" and the order Of ser
vice will include several special musical
features. The Sunday School will meet at
10 A. M. and the Young Peoples Society
at GAS p. M. The mid-week devotional
service will be held Wednesday at 1880
Pm.
A proposed coming ordinance for Rock
vile, authorized by an act of the last
legislature, was given lengthy consideration
by the mayor and council here Monday
evening. Irving C. Root. chief engineer Of
the Maryland-National Capital Park and
Planning Commission. submitted and dis
cussed with the board and the recently
named zoning committee. consisting oil
Julian W. Whiting. Donald A. De Lashmutt
and Porter G. Ward. an ordinance he had
been requested to prepare. and upon the
conclusion Of the conference the draft was
referred to the coming board for study.
Mrs. Grace Lyddane Quisley. a native
and former resident of Rockville. died on
Thursday Of last week in Washington fol-
lowing a long illness. She was the widow
Of Charles H. Quisley. who practiced law in
Baltimore. and was the mother OF Stephen
H. Quieley, of Washington. She also is
survived by two sisters, Mrs. Gertrude Dor
sey, of Washington. and Miss Bessie Lyd-
dane, of Rockville. The funeral services were
held Saturday afternoon at Rockville Union
Cemetery, where burial took place. Mrs
Quigley was daughter of the late Stephen
M. Lyddane, Of Rockville.
In the circuit court here last Friday