Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-20
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY.
| The School BOarl-Competitive Examina-
| lions for Free Scholarship.

The School Boartl-Competitive Examine
lions for Free Scholarship.
Correspondence Of The Evening Star
UPPER MARLBORO, Nd. July 20, 1892.
At yesterdays meeting Of the orphans court
the will Of E. C. Darlington was admitted to
probate and Antoine Darlington was appointed
executrix. Charles A. Elliot. executor of R. X.
Elliot, was directed to give notice of final dis
tribution of the assets of the estate on the 10th
of August.
At q meeting Of the school board on Satur-
day it was decided that competitive examina-
lions for the free scholarship in the st. Mary's
Female Seminary should be held on August 4,
8 and 6. Examinations for teachers certificates
will be held on the same days. The appoint
ment Of local trustees will be made Thursday,
August 4. The payment of the summer term
salaries of teachers was ordered and the pay
ment OF spring term salaries made without
order was approved. After routine business
the board adjourned until August 4.
John Bingham has been sent to the Jail as
lunatic.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Osborne are sojourning
at Bedford Springs. Pa.
Mr.. C. G. Hooe Of New York is visiting his
parents at West End.
There will be O meeting of the county COM
missioners next Tuesday
Mr.. John H. Buxton and son Of Laurel were
in town last week
Master Charlie Traband of Baltimore is visit
ing at the home Of his brother.
Miss Priscilla Worthington Is visiting her
niece, Mrs. Thomas J. Cagett.
Mrs. Katie Stuhl of Washington is visiting
friends and relatives in this vicinity
II: +. Hicks has been appointed postmaster at
HICKS G Mills Mills In the upper part of the county:
their aunt, Mrs. John H. Traband of this town
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. B. Clagett will give lawn
party today to their friends.
Mr.. David L. Wilson Of Washington, formerly
OF this place. has been spending few days
with his parents here.
Father Joseph A. Cunnane of st. Mary's
Church is at Massanetta Springs, W. Va, where
he will remain for short time to recuperase.
Prof. John L. Chew of this county has been
reelected professor of mathematics at ST. John g
College.
Mrs. A. S. HougL has left for her home in
Loudoun county, Va, for the summer.
Cards are out for a reception by Mrs. E. s.
Hill to meet Mrs. DR.. Richard s. Hill tomorrow
evening from to 10 o'clock.
The game Of base ball between the Upper
Marlboro team and the Iceland nine on Sat-
urday at the station grounds resulted in q VIC
tory for the home team by IA to 8. Another
day by the same teams.
The trustees Of the Upper Marlboro Academy
will meet today to elect principal and assist
ant teacher.
The vestry Of Trinity Church met last night
and issued call to the Rev. Charles F. Sontag
Of Washington.
Mr.. Louis Fritch is now a. Providence Hos
pital. Washington, where he has had q large
tumor cut from his neck. The patient is doing
very WELL
A solemn requiem mass for the repose of
the soul of the Rev. James Getting was
sung at the Church of the Sacred Heart. White
marsh, on Wednesday last. The present rector,
Grimes, deacon; Rev. D. A. Doherty, subdeacon.
The governor has made the following county
appointments for this county: School commits
sioners, DR.. VIM. W. Duvall. Ignatius S. Wilson
and H. H. Sasscer; election supervisors, Dr. L.
A Griffith. BENZ. D. Stephens and A. X. MARI
John r. Coale and family have removed to
Rosaryville for the summer
The Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com
pany have erected at this station new water
tank with q capacity of over $4,000 gallons,