Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-07-01
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Town and Country.
cbildrens Day will be observed at Hunt
ind Hill M. E. Church. Sunday, July 8, a
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Annual Carnival of Cabin Glen Council
M Al, J. O. U. A. M, at Cabin John
MARYLAND, September 2 and 8. Dancing
chicken supper and amusements.
Miss Frances Virginia Lambert. daughter
If Mr.. and Mrs. John l. Lambert, of Rock
Vile and Russell E. Smith also of Rock
Vile were married here on last Saturday
afternoon by Rev. Bertram M. Osgood, Of
the Baptist Church.
A card party for the benefit of St. Rose q
Church will be held on Thursday. July z
a2P. M, at the WOollands. residence OF
the Misses Hutton. Admission fifty cents
Refreshments. Souvenirs. Tickets may be
had from Miss Hutton. Come. and bring
your friends.
Lloyd Clinton Co liaower died on Monday,
June 81, at the Episcopal Eye. Ear and
Throat Hospital. Washington. Funeral on
Wednesday at 10 A. M. from the Colonial
funeral Home of VIM. R. Humphrey, Rock
lille. Interment at Patuxent Cemetery,
Iount Carmel, Md.
Mrs Rebecca Boswell, wife of franklin
Z Boswell, of this county. diel at the
ONE of her daughter. Mrs. Archibald Har-
S. at Boyd. on Tuesday. June 20. aged
years. The funeral services were held
the Colonial Home of William R. Pun
hrey. Rockville. on Thursday. June 80 at
80 in the afternoon. Interment in the
Itomac Chapel cemetery.
The Laytonsville All Agricultural Club
planning to sponsor a minstrel show,
2 cast to comprise members of the or
IMITATION. 1t will first be presented before
he Woodfield Grange and later for the
neft of the clubs educational fund.
lsses Griffith. 4th. local leader, and AL
a.!l S. Ady. assistant county agricultural
ent, have been placed in charge of ar
neements.
Miss Mary Achsah Groomes died on Wed.
sday. June %, following long illness.
ed eighty one years. She was the daueh-
of the late Hanson Grocmes and sis
of Thomas C. GroOmes. Of Washington,
d Miss Amanda M. GloOmes and Mrs.
Orge W. Meem. of Rockville. Canon
thur B. Rudd officiated at the funeral
vices on Friday. June "a at her home
re. Burial was in the family lot in ST
hn's cemetery. Olney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Wetherald, of Sandy
srne. celebrated the fftieth anniversary
their marriage with a family reunion
Saturday last, which was attended by
air five Children and nine grandchildren.
ey were married in 1882 at the Meth
st Episcopal Church in Ashton. Mr..
fetherald, WHO'S n years old. is retired
trchant and postmaster and was engaged
business at Sandy Spring for more than
years. His wife is 72.
Useful Lightning Rods.-Many country
smes and farms throughout the land are
oil studded with lightning rods, which
anne into disrepute years ago. probably
scause of the high pressure craftsmanship
xpnected with them. but have virtually
'een vindicated by recent experiments.
low science has greatly reduced your
hances of being struck in a storm is ex-
aimed in an article in the Magazine Of
be Washington Star, Sunday. July 8.
The will of George L. Hildehrand, who
ed recently at his home near Dickerson,
S been admitted to probate in the Or
ANS Court here. 1t was executed Feb
airy 25th, 1927. and names Nathan and
ay Hildebrand. children of testator, ex-
utOrs. The instrument bequeathes 500
Helen Hildebrand, eranddaught and
ayes the residue in equal parts to Nathan
i'd May Hildebrand and Mrs. Bertha Pain
Z, children, and Harl Hildebrand, grand
lid.
A signal honor was conferred on Arch
shop Michael j. Curley. of Baltimore.
hen he was selected to celebrate pontifi-
Il high mass which concluded the thirty
fst International Eucharistic Congress 10
ublin last Sunday. Il can only say that
nlsls very moving recognition of the pre-
nler see of America" the archbishop said
shen he had been informed of his selec-
non, He characterized the congress as
the greatest demonstration of faith he ever
bad SEEN"
Mrs. Elizabeth Trail. widow of Hezekiah
lrail. died on Monday, June 9th, at her
lone. near Rockville. Mrs. Trail was SO
'ears old. One son and two daughters
urvive her-Dr. William H. Trail and Mrs.
Iames Brawner Nicholson, of Rockville ::
md Mrs. William P. Hill. wife of Colonel
Hill, u. S. A.. Camp Meade. Md. The fu-
leral services were held at her home We'd
lesday afternoon at O'Clock. Her remains
were inferred in the family lot in Union
Cemetery, Rockville.
On the ground of desertion. Mrs. Edna M.
Bernard. of 210 East Underwood street,
chevy Chase. has been granted an absolute
divorce by Judge Robert B. Peter in the
circuit Court here, from Ralph Bernard.
formerly of the United States Army and
Stationed at Fort Myer, Va. She was rep
resented by Attorney Joseph A. Cantrell.
oil Washington. The petition stuffed the
couple were married October 4, 1927, in