Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1895-03-22
Cedar Grove Items.

Mr.. Hezekiah Barber, one of our eldest
residents, is on the sick list. We hope he
will soon recover.
Mr.. VIM. Iglehart left our town for Wash.
ington, where he will spend few days.
The Kings Valley Band is in full blast.
They have just laid in big lot of new music
and expect soon to get new set of instru.
ments. Any enc who wishes to employ a
fine band will do we'll to give them call.
Miss Della Burdette is guest of Mrs. Jas.
t. johnson.
Mr.. B. ]. Riggs and wife were the guests
of Miss Ethel Page last evening.
Mr.. E. X. Watkins received a telegram
from his son, who is in Washington, stating
the illness Of his daughter Mamie. We trust
she will recover.
We are sorry to say Mrs. Louisa Page
who has been ill, is no better.
Mr.. George E. Miles, our undertaken, has
fine supply on hand now.
We are all very sorry to learn of our pas
tor, Rev. s. R. White, being i'll. We extend
him our sympathy and best wishes that he
may soon recover.
Miss Leah Watkins was to see her friend,
Miss Ethel Page, Tuesday.
Mr.. G. Il. Young expects to go West this
Spring on visit to his cousin.
Mr.. G. I. Johnson and wife and son, of
Glenwood, spent Sunday with their parents.
March IS, 1895. MIzPAH.
Circuit COurt-The March Term of
the Circuit Court for this county commenced
here on Monday morning with Judges Nc
Sherry, Lynch and Henderson on the bench.
The grand jury is composed of the follow
ing persons
Grand Jury-Richard Poole, foreman;
VIM. E. Mannakee, VIM. E Watkins, Ben
jamin Smith, Cornelius Halpine, Arthur
Stabler, Amos West, Horatio G. Carroll,
Levi A. Taber, Somerset r. Williams, Chas.
L. Purdum, Washington b. Chichester, Jr.,
Richard Pyles, Jos. j. Stearn, John Ii E.
Nichols, Chas. B. Pearre, VIM. w. Magru-
der, Jr., Samuel F. Vance, Turner Wilson,
Zadoc NJ. Cooke, VIM. P. Leizear, VIM. J .
Darcy, Andrew ]. Moran.
The charge Of Judge McSherry to the
grand jury was very brief. He made no
recommendations except to call upon them
to investigate violations of laws relating to
abortion aud defalcation of public officers.
The petit jury is composed as follows:
Petit Jury-Luther M. Duvall, c. Il. Wat
kins, Edgar f. Oxley, Edwin Pyles, George
ID. Jones, Albert S. Dalbey, Edwin M. West,
Benjamin b. Bentley, VIM. A. Burroughs,
Joseph II. Lewis, VIM. E. Muncaster, Chas.
A. Gartrell, Harry G. Bowie, Geo. w. Day,
Montgomery Clsgett Albert A. Duley, An
drew G. Brown, Charles S. Nichols, Joseph
F. Williams, VIM. H. Darby, Augustus G.
Flack, Thomas E. holland, Frank p. Clark,
VIM. c. Hardy, Ernest M. Holland.
Up to the time of going to press the fol-
lowing cases had been tried:
State VS.. G. c. Beckwith, assault; not
guilty.
Elias NJ. Nichols on VS. John Posey abated.
Charles W. Hurdle and Jesse Hurdle VS.
Witt Beidler & Company, two cases; ap-
peal dismissed.
Nathan G. Robertson vs. Mortimer M.
Young; judgment for appellee for $lS.
Louis G. Gardner VS. George f. Wins /;
judgment reversed.
Richard Ii. Perry VS. Daniel Kraft; YER
dict for appellee for $37 so.
James B. Henderson, garnshee, vs. VIM
A. Smith; judgment for appellee for $50 90
James b. Henderson, garnishee, vs. VIM
A. Smith judgment for appelle for $40 81
less COSTS
Henry Page VS. Mutual Fire Insurance
Company of Montgomery county; judg
ment of non pros
William E. Poole VS. George +. Beall or
trial.
Business in the Orphans Court