Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-22
MONTGOMERY COUNTY JURORS.
Those Who Will Serve at the March
Term-RockviIIe News.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, February 81. 1900.
Judge Henderson has drawn the fol-
lowing Jurors to serve at the March term
of the circuit court for this county, which
convenes here Monday, March 10:
First district-James C. Ward, Joseph c.
Hawkins, Henry C. Brown
Second district-William H. Buxton,
Charles C. Waters, Thomas H. Price.
Third district-Mortimer B. Hall, James
c. Norriss, James B. Elgin. Carson Hyatt
Fourth district-Philip S. ]. Connell,
Thomas n. Bailey. Benjamin F. Hicks,
Thomas w. Stonestreet, John Maddox, Al
fred C. Warthen.
Fifth district-Wilson G. Johnson, Robert
H. Miller, Benjamin H Kelly, Ldgar A.
Thompson.
J. Beall, Raphael T. Jarboe.
Seventh district-Henry b. Bohrer, James
T. Bean, John E. West.
Eighth Observation-Disclosures w. Dorsey, Al
bert King, Charles NJ. Mackall French NJ.
Ninth district-Bradley T. King. Willie E.
Clagett, James NJ. Elder, Charles L. Tai
bolt.
Tenth district-Montgomery Clagett, Hen
nv H. Chick Robert H. Hoofnagle.
Eleventh Observation-Disclosures F. Hilton,
John H. Lynch, John S. Colt.
Twelfth district-Luther NJ. Watkins,
James w Boyer. Charles w. Ward.
= thirteenth dfstrict-Isaac H. Beall, James
T Parsley, Thomas Hunter. jr., Joseph
Shaw. John w. Hodges.
Mr. Nicholas K. Ray, a well-to-do farmer
of the vicinity of Lay HILL this county.
died suddenly Sunday evening of neuralgia
of the heart. aged sixty-six years. He
dropped dead in his barn yard while per
forming his usual evening farm work. and
was found a few minutes later by his son.
He gave no intimation of not feeling well
and seemed to be in excellent health and
spirits during the day. widow and four
children survive him
The young lady students of the Rockville
Institute gave valentine party Saturday
evening, at the residence of Miss Lucy
Simpson, the principal of the school The
decorations were in red and white and We're
quite elaborate. During the evening re-
freshments were served. Those present
were: Misses Barry Albert, Mary Brewer,
Sarah Henderson, Lucy Mason. Louise Nc
Cullough, Ethel Lyddane, Daisy Prescott,
May Simpson and Evelyn Talbot, and
Messrs. Albert Bouic, Russell Brewer,
Logan and Llewellyn Hilliard, Randolph
Mason, Julian Whiting. Doddridge McCul-
Tough. Frank Owens. Littleton Waller,
Pickens Walker and Professor Morrison.
Mr.. William K. Jones of Glen, this coun-
ty has sold his farm of 120 acres, near
Wheaton. to Mr.. Robert E Tyner of Wash
ington, for So, 100
Mr.. James Connen has gone to Asheville,
N. c.. for the benefit of his health.
Mr. James P. b. Veirs has purchased from
the trustees of the Veirs estate the old
veirs mill, about two and a half miles from
this place and about twenty-five acres Of
the farm on which the mill is located.
The marriage of Miss Bessie Bready.
daughter of ex-County Commissioner Sam
uel K. Bready. to Mr.. John Stone. we'll
known merchant of Potomac, is announced
to take place Tuesday. February q.
Mr.. and Mrs T. Richard Falvy have re-
turned to Rockville from their wedding trip.
They left today for their future home in
New Orleans.
A very pretty wedding took place here at
6:3O o'clock this evening, when Miss Ida
May Cornell of this town, daughter of the
late John p Connell, and Mr.. James W.
Graham of Washington. son of Mr.. s. T.
Graham of the War Department. were
united in marriage by Rev. Thomas H.
Campbell. pastor of the Rockville Baptist
Church. The ceremony was performed at
the home of the brides sister. Mrs. Jo-
sephine Fowler, and was witnessed by a
very small gathering Of relatives and init
mate friends of the contracting parties.
The bride wore a becoming gown of gray
cloth, trimmed in white silk and violet vel
vet, and she carried bride roses and maid