Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1931-10-09
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Friday Morning October 8. 1881
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Town and Country.

There will be services at Old Germantown
Baptist Church on Sunday. October 18th. at
at 8 o'clock, P. M. Preaching by Rev. E. H.
Hall. Public cordially invited.
Delegates from this county to the annual
convention of the Maryland Federation of
Republican Women will be elected at the
quarterly meeting of the Montgomery County
Chapter on October 18th. at the home of Mrs.
George Chadwick. Washington Grove. The
State Convention is to beld at Baltimore
on October %.
Juvenile Court committees for twenty
Maryland counties were named Monday
by Gov. Richie. The Montgomery county
committee consists of DR.. Jacob W. Bird.
Capt. W. B. Armstrong, DR.. Edwin W..
Broome. Miss Estelle Moore and Lacy
Shaw. The committee for this county ex-
poets to appoint judge promptly.
A total of 6O2 instruments was filed in
the office of the Montgomery Circuit Court
in September. They were divided as
follows: 1870 deeds, 1875 mortgages 76
trusts and 22l bills of sale. There were
1921 countrywide, IA resident-wide and II
nonresident hunting licenses issued and
So resident anglers licenses and nom
resident.
Attic TIeasures.-One of the featured
articles of the Magazine of next Sundays
Washington Star concerns Attic Treas
ures." or the rich finds of rare books and
manuscripts often located in out-of-the-
way places-valuable discoveries which
may be turned into cash. But this is only
one of score of fascinating articles in
the Magazine. so order your copy of next
Sundays Washington Star from your news
dealer today.
A barn on the farm of Archie Thompson,
at Woodfield, was destroyed by fire last
Friday, entailing loss of several hundred
dollars. The building contained a quantity
of hay and other things, which were also
burg Washington Grove Volunteer Fire
Departments responded to the alarm and
succeeded in preventing the flames from
spreading to nearby buildings. The build
ing destroyed was insured.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Earl Sullivan, Of
Cabin John. and their daughter. Patricia.
years old, received serious injuries last
Friday when their car collided with a
truck at Bradley Hills Boulevard and VIII
son Lane. this county. Eugene j. Harmon.
of Washington, driver of the truck was
arrested by Policemen Hersperger and
Poole following the accident and charged
with reckless driving and not having a
registration card. He was released on
bond.
The sermon topic for the services of the
Rockville Baptist Church next Sunday will
be: Exhibition of Example" for the II A.
M. service of divine worship and Ocean
Waves and Other Waves" for the 7:30 p
M. gospel service. At these services a
cordial invitation is extended to all. A
registration book is provided for visitors.
and the Young Peoples Society at 6;45 P.
M The mid-week devotional service will
be held Wednesday at 7:30 P. M.
The annual conference of the M. E.
Church South, held at Roanoke. Va, made
the following appointments for this county !:
Bethesda. C. C. Burruss; Clarksbure. E. W..
Jordan Colesvlle. A. B. Sapp: Gathers
burg, D. |. Fringer; Goshen-Emory. R. B.
Proctor; Poolesville. W. D. King Poto-
mac, P. C. Heilminteller, Jr.; Rockville,
Frank A. Tyler. Rev. Forrest j. Pretty
man, pastor of Alpheus Wilson Memorial
Church, Baltimore. was transferred to Fred.
ericksburg, Va.
The funeral services of Mrs. Clara o. Fry.
wife of Mr.. George C. Fry. of this town.
who died in Columbia Hospital. Washing
ton, OH October LIST, 10 81, after brief illness.
aged 68 years. were held at the family
residence on Sunday afternoon, October
4th. at 2 P. M. Rev. Frank A. Tyler.
pastor of the Methodist Church here. con-
Quoted the services. Mrs. Fry is survived
by three daughters. one son. one sister and
three brothers. Burial was in the family
lot in Union Cemetery, near Rockville.
James E. Knott, aged IT years. lifelong
resident and wel-known farmer of Barnes
vile district, died last week in q Frederick
hospital. He had been i'll but few days
Surviving him are his wife. Mrs. Alice
Knott, formerly Miss Cooley, and sister
Miss Mollie Knott. both of GAINESVILLE dis
trict, and brother, Zacharah Knott, OF
Washington. The funeral took place from
St. Mary's Catholic Church. GAINESVILLE
the services being conducted by the pastor
Rev. P. J. Richie Burial was in the
church cemetery.
Two horses belonging to Charles W. Ray
were poisoned on his farm. near Sandy
Spring, Thursday night of last week. Chiel
A. A. Moxley, Seret Roy Bodmer. Sheriff
Richard H. Lansdale and an outside detec
tive are investigating. The animals wert
in field at the time and when found one
was dead and the other nearly so, anC
nearby several ears of corn besprinkleC
with paris green. Contents Of the horses
stomachs were later anlyzed and paril
green poisoning was given as the caus,
Of death. In the same field at the tint
we're other horses and about rs cows. bu
it is believed that only the two tina
died swallowed any of the poison. Mr.
Ray told the officers that he knew o
no one in the neighborhood or anywher
else who had serious erudee agains
him.
Rideely Brown Chapter, United Daughter
Of the Confederacy of this county. whicl
has 98 widely scattered members. held it
annual meeting at the home Of Mrs Rober
L. Smith here and elected the followin