Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1930-07-25
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The Cedar Grove M. E. Church will hold
its annual fried chicken supper on the
church lawn on August 30th.
The annual picnic by the Germantown
Council. No. 1871. Jr. o. U. A. NJ. will be
held on Thursday. August 7th.
Frank H. Higgins, of this town. has been
appointed forest warden by Gov. Richie
and his commission has been received by
the clerk of the circuit court here.
In this community on Sunday and Mon
day last the heat registered 1902. The
hottest it ever was known to be. Tuesday
a light rain came and cooled the atmos-
phere to pleasant degree.
The GAINESVILLE picnic will be held on
Wednesday, August 18th. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to the people of the
county to come to the grounds on the
above date to meet their friends and &C.
quaintances.
On July 4th, Mr.. Albert W. Claeett. Jr..
of Gaithersburg. was guest of his sister,
Miss Gladys E. Clagett. of Atlanta. Ga.
Mr.. Clagett visited many places of interest
while in Atlanta. accompanied by his
sister and friends.
The annual picnic. supper and festival
of St. Martins Catholic Church, Gathers
burg, will be held in the grove adjoining
the church on July 80 and 81. As fea-
ture of the closing evening, it was decided
to hold dance.
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To care for increasing summer travel
from Baltimore to Boston, the Merchants
and Miners Transportation Company has
added an additional sailing to its service.
For many years the company has main
tanned two salines week. every Tuesday
and Friday. A Sunday night sailing from
Baltimore to Boston has now been added.
Two of the company's newest ships, the
Chatham and Dorchester and the 5. 5.
Ontario will maintain Boston
service.
Mrs. Gertrude Lyddane Dorsey, widow Of
William Dorsey. native and fOrmer long
time resident of Rockville. died in WASH
ington on Wednesday evening of last week
following an illness of several months.
The funeral took place Friday afternoon
and burial was in Rockville Union Gene |
terry. Mrs. Dorsey was daughter of the
late Stephen M. and Sarah Lyddane. She
is survived by a sister. Miss Bessie Lyd-
dane, of Rockville. and granddaughter.
Mrs. Spencer T. Mullican. of Garrett Park.
Joseph P. Sullivan was elected president
of Holy Name Society organized at Silver
Spring by men of the new Catholic parish.
Other officers elected were Louis Alberti.
and Joseph Weber. treasurer. Dr. G. A.
Scully, Douglas Wade, Frank L. Hewitt
and jarrett Fitzgerald were elected as
delegates TO the quarterly convention OF
the society. St. Vincent tie Paul So
ciety, headed by John NJ Hunter, was
organized at the same time. Other officers
are Paul Tagsart. secretary, and Albert
Wade. investigator.
Plans for the annual field day OF the
Third Division. Maryland Knights Templars'
which comprises the commandries at um-
berland, Hagerstown. Frederick. Hyatts-
vile and Rockville. were advanced at
meeting of committees on arrangements
held at Frederick. The field day. it was
definitely decided. will be held at Rock
vile on October 18th. The program will
include a parade. exhibition drills and
probably games and other features Roger
Shaw. of Rockville. division commander,
heads the general committee in charge.
Several hundred Knights Templars and
friends are expected to attend.
Rockville's water supply has been suffi-
GENTLY augmented by hooking up the mians
with the we'll at the Rockville ice plant on
Rockville pike, by means of about l2OO
feet of hose as to render the strict economy
recently insisted upon by the tow authori-
ties no longer necessary. Mayor }. Roger
Spates stated. Constant pumping from the
ice plant we'll makes possible approximately
$4,000 gallons q day more than during
the recent acute shortage and no difhcuity
is now experienced in keeping both the
tower and storage tank well filled and
makes available ample water for the towns
needs, Mayor Spates stated.
Following long illness. Mrs. Elizabeth
Keiser wife of Cyrus Keiser, died on Mon
day morning last at her summer home.
lneleside, at Montrose, aged 80 years.
Besides her husband she is survived by
these children: Lewis and John P. keiser
Of Bethesda. Mrs. Clifford H. Robertson of
Rockville, Mrs. Thomas Hollidee of Claren-
uoh' va, and Cyrus kelser. Jr.' OF WASH
ington. The funeral took place Wednesday
afternoon from Mount Zion Baptist Church.
Beane. AMI burial was in the church GENE
terry. Mrs. Keiser was native Of Ohio
but had been resident of this county,
most of the time 10 the Bethesda neigh
borhoOd for about so years.
Thirty-five paroles and a pardon have
been approved by Gov. Richie and will
become effective August LIST unless objec-
lions are presented. Among those on the
parole list is Raymond M, Hilton, sentenced
to the House Of Correction by the circuit
court for this county, to serve two years
Tor bisamy. While Living with his first
wife. Hilton was informed of previous con-