Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-08-08
BURTONSyILLE

went an operation in st. Agnes
Hospital, Baltimore, is improving
at home.
Ruth Seibel spent several days
of her vacation with her aunt, Mrs,
Dorothy Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughey Beall are
receiving congratulations ON the
arrival of baby girl.
Little Margaret Ann Beall spent
the past week with her aunt, Mrs.
j. T. Seibel.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Graybill
have as their guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Reeves and two young
sons, of johnson City, Tenn. Mr..
Reeves is Mrs. GraybilPs brother.
Mrs. Harvey Burton and Mrs. j.
7. Athey spent Monday evening in
Savage as the guests of Mrs. Cos
nell.
Mrs. John Beall has been rather
indisposed this past week and is
under the doctor care.
Mrs. Fred Miles and son Charles,
accompanied by Mrs. Miles sister,
Miss Margaret Rich, went from
Washington to New York by plane,
where they met Mr.. Miles, who had
motored up. After visiting the
Fair and sightseeing in New York
they went to Niagara Falls, re-
turning home last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Partridge
are on a vacation trip to New
York, where they are spending a
couple of weeks.
Mr.. j. P. Barnes and daughter
Bessie, are on a vacation trip to
Radford, Va.
Mrs. Fred Sisson, who spent the
/ past week with Mrs. S. j. Athey
returned to her home in Baltimore
last Sunday, taking Dorothy Athey
with her for a visit.
{ John Blackburn is home from
Pulaski, w. Va, for the summer
months.
Mr.. Dennis Purdy has been suf
fering with an infected foot for the
past two weeks, the result of step,
ping on a nail, which made a pune
ture clear through his foot.
Mrs. Kathryn Parkman is spend
ing some time in Takoma Park.
| Mrs. Lena Duvall had quite i
pleasant visitor last Sunday in hel
cousin, Mrs. Killman of Washing
ton, whom she had not seen for 81
years.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin WOODWARD
spent last weekend at Oceai
Grove, N. j., where they left thei
little daughter, Anna, for a visi
with their cousin, Mrs. Bessi
Dykes. ss@
Mrs. ]. T. Athey and Bunky ha,
a trip to COLCHESTER last Saturda,
with the Elkridge Sunday Schoo
picnic.
! Wilson and Charlotte Burton
the two younger children of MI
and Mrs. Walter Burton have beef
under the doctors care most of tn
summer.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Snyder cele
brated the 10th anniversary O
their wedding last Sunday will
a family gathering. Among thos,
Dpresent were Mr.. and Mrs. R. L
Snyder and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Wootten and family, Mrs
Crispin Ricketts, and family, Mrs
Mamie Viehmeyer, Mrs. Carrie Clio
pine, Mr.. and Mrs. George Vieh
meyer and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Dal
Viehmeyer and family, Mrs. Rutl
Viehmeyer, composing about fort!
people. Mr.. and Mrs. Snyde,
were the recipients of lovely gift.
and flowers.
Friends and neighbors of tn,
Rev. and Mrs. Moses Hayden O.
the Free Methodist Church will bt
sorry to learn that they have beer
transferred to Culpepper, Va, by
the conference which just ended or
Sunday in connection with the an.
nual campmeeting. The confer.
ence was well attended and over
800 dinners were served last Sun.
day on the grounds. The new pas
tor, who will take the charge is
the Rev. Mr.. Shockey.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Douglas and
granddaughter, Margaret Miles
have returned from a vacation
spent in New York State.
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Shaw, a
longtime resident of this neigh
borhood, died last Monday. Funeral
services were held at her late home
on Wednesday at IL o'clock, and
burial was in Union Cemetery. She
is survived by son, Grover Shaw.
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