Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-02-23

List OF Jurors On Wednesday last,
Judge Vinson drew the names Of the fol-
lowing persons to serve as jurors at March
Term Of the Circuit Court;
LIST distrct-James E. Ayton, Luther J
Moore, VIM. II. Dunawin.
2nd-Wm. G. Lewis, VIM. II. Windsor
Cassidy Linthicum.
3rd-Geo. w. Fletchall, Daniel s. Rems-
burg, Dewalt j. Willard, James b. Elgin
Joseph F. White, Henry G. Smoot
4th-Ssmuel Soper, VIM. L. Cole, Thos
L. Offutt, Francis W. Rozer, VIM 7. Ray
Robert Small, Thomas r. Clagett.
5th-Edward H. Burton, John Whittle
Charles e. Bond, James F. Turner.
6th-Thos. Dawson, Harrison G. Ward
John A, Hall
7th-Jacob Stadtler, Joshua 4. Austin
James G. Gililand.
8th-Jonathan D. Barnesley, Joshua G.
Dorsey, Granville Farquhar, IL. II. Hitler
9th-Augustus TaneY, Phil. NJ. Smith
Oliver N Briggs
l0th-Nicholas &. Burriss, Henry ii. Cla'
gett, John l.. G. Dreamer
l1th-Benj C. Gott, VIM. II. Dckerson,
Chas. A. Luhn.
12th-,James +. Miles, John +. WardeId,
John S. Duvall.
13th-Joseph S. Chlds, Edward Rabbit,
job Hodges,
Teachers Association. The regular
quarterly meeting Of the Teachers Associa.
ton of this county took place on Friday last
in the Court House and was largely at.
tended. The deliberations of the associa-
ton were presided over by Mr.. S, A.
Layman, and Miss Ida Dove acted as secre-
tary. The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved, and a motion to remove
the books of the library of the association
from the public school house to the office
of the School Commissioners was adopted
The regular program of exercises was open
ed by Mr.. Andrews in a discussion of''The
Advantages of Metric System" which sub,
ject was further considered by Mr.. Warren
Price. Mr.. Herbert Darby gave an interest.
ing account of the methods adopted by him
in teaching "Word Studies" The benefits
derived by the teachers from the Institute
held here some weeks ago, was the subsct
of an interesting address by Prof. Harley
A new constitution, submitted for the action
of the meeting, led 10 a lively and somewhat
protracted discussion, and was finally adopt
ed. In response to request of the State
Board of Education, subscription was
taken up in aid OF II tunl for the erection OF
a monument over the grave Of the late Prof.
Newell, for many years superintendent OF
the State Normal School. At the close Of
the meeting each teacher received check
from the Treasurer of the School Board for
the amount oi salary due for the winter term.
Business in the Orphans Court
The following business Was transacted in
the Orphans Court:
The will and codici of f lith ID, Bentley,
deceased, was filed and admitted to probate
and record and letters testamentary on the
personal estate OF said deceased were granted
to John c., Rlchd l., aud Edward N. Bent
ley, lnt cXeCNVDTS ntltu III bHG VIII ibOhu
$1,000.
Letters Of administration dc 601ts non cum
testdnaeat0 dnner0 on the personal estate of
Richard r. Bentley, deceased, were granted
to John c., Richard l.. and Edw. N. Bent.
ley Bond 100000
Letters of administration on the personal
estate of james l.. Musgrove, deceased, were
granted 10 Angelina W. Musgrove and
Francis b. Musgrove. Bond $4,000.
Jeremiah Lewis and Christopher f. Wat
kins, executors oi Alexander Ill. Lewis, dc.
ceased, passed their second and final account.
VIM. W. Darby, administrator of VIM. T..
Leaman, deceased, passed his first and final
account and filed list of debts due deceased.
The renuncatisns of Margaret Monkey,
widow of Isaac Monkey, deceased, and John
P. Kemp aud Others, heirs at law OF Ann
Kemp, deceased, were filed in Court
Mr. Henry + WOOttOn's Illness -
The many friends o Mr.. He nry f. Woot-
ton, both in this and Howard county, will
regret to learn that his protracted illness
gives no sign of breaking, and that he grows
gradually weaker Mr. Woottons place at