Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1900-10-26

The corner stone Of the new St. Mary
Catholic Church, located at GAINESVILLE, thi
county, Rev. Gilbert Il. Mcdonald pastor
was laid with impressive services Sunda,
afternoon. Rev. John Gloyd, of St. Patrick
Church, Washington, of1ciated, and Rev. M
]. Riordan, of Pikesvile, Md, former pas
tor of the church, preached. A large assem-
blage was present at the ceremony. AMONG
the clergymen in attendance were Reys. ]
F. Mackin, Martin Donoghue, and Philip
Mcclure, of Washington; Rev. John Gay.
nor, of Rockville; Rev. James O'Connell, of
PetersVile, and the pastor, Rev. Gilbert H
Mcdonald. The new ediice will be of
brick and is built to replace the old church,
which was destroyed by fire.
A dispatch from Sandy Spring, dated DC.
tober 22nd, says: Last week q promnen.
young farmer oil Olney district, this county,
returned from weeks trip In the State of
New York purchasing cattle. He deter
mined before leaving for home to interview
lOO persons in the State to ascertain for bis
own satisfaction what the political situation
was there. He kept q careful tally and
found that SO out of the 100 interviewed
we're going to vote for Bryan. and 70 out of
the 100 had voted for Mckinley In 1895.
The young man Is not politician 10 any
sense of the word. This report, coming as
it does from such an intelligent, reliable and
non-partisan source, has added greatly to
the enthusiasm OF the Democrats here.
The quarterly meeting of the Anti Saloon
League of this county will be held in the
new K. of P. Hall, at Potomac, on Satur.
day, October eth. The Executive Com.
mittee will meet at 1880 o'clock, and while
they are In session the ladies of the W. G.
t. U. will hold public meeting. At the
afternoon meeting at o'clock Mr. Geo G.
Myers will welcome the visitors in an ad-
dress, and DIR. Pate, Of Baltimore, and Mr..
s. E. Nicholson, State Superintendent will
make addresses. Prof. H. Trail will con-
duct the music, assisted by the ladies' and
gentlemen OF Potomac. The ladies OF Poto.
mac will provide lunch at noon. Trans
portation will be provided as far as possible
from Rockville to Potomac for those coming
on the morning trains up to Q O'Clock.
List OF Jurors Jurors for the Novem
Der Term of the Circuit Court have been
drawn, as follows:
First district--Albert X. Stewart, Hugh
@. Townsend. Somerset o. Jones.
Second-Wm. G. Henderson, Charles +.
Purdum, Webster V. Burdette.
Thirj-George r. Astlin, Benjamin T.
Poole, Alfred Spahr, Richard W. Allnutt.
Fourth-John G England. Edward o.
Edmonston, VIM. NJ. Davis. Jas. W. Graf,
Charles b Rozer, WIN. II. Rabbit.
Fitth-Thomas J. Robey, Elias p. Mar-
low, Frank P. CLANCY, Samuel ID Bond
Sixth-Reuben Martin. Milford Offutt,
Jacob Miller.
Seventh-Wm. Shoemaker, Charles W.
Matthews, Benjamin A. Bean.
REHABILITATION b. Stabler, Henry T.
Waesche, Walter H. Groomes. Granville
Farquhar.
Ninth-John b. Diamond, John w. Nor.
riss. John Howes. VIM. q. England.
Tenth-Sylvester c. Jones, Milton F. EN-
brey, George g. Myers.
Eleventh-James s. Holland. Thomas o.
White, Edward s. Emerson.
Twelfth--Joshua K. Broadhurst, Jas. NJ.
Mount, James W Burdette.
Thlrteenth-Henry q. Barnes, Daniel W.
Barnes, James K. Duvall, Thomas A. KEEL.
ley, Christopher ii Brashears