The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-06-09

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Miss Carrie Burroughs is visiting her mother
at her home, near Groom.
| Mr.. James Hill, of New York, is visiting hi
mother Mrs. Aimee Hill.
Miss Emma Mulikin, of Washington is vlslt
ing her sister, Mrs VIM. H. Harper.
Miss Mittie Tuck,is on a visit to her uncle
| Judge X. B. B. Chew.
The Directors of the Agricultural Fair Asso
citation will meet to day at II O'Clock.
Rev. Mr.. Packard, of West River, exchanged
pulplts with the Rev. Mr.. Sontag on Sunday
last.
The Kings Daughters sold strawberries ant
ice cream in the Town Hall yard last Satur
day evening.
Arch-Deacon Moran will preach next Sur
day, the 1lth inst, at st Thomas Church, al
II O'Clock a. m.
The County Commissioners have passed At
order to have fence erected between tn {
Court House yard and the Town Hall lot.
About 40 bicyclers from Washington were
here last Sunday, and among them was Mr..
Chas Heilbrun of the well-known shoe house
of Heilbrun i Co.
A party of ladies and gentlemen expect to
drive from here to Washington this evening
to attend the closing exercises of Melrose In
stitdte, to be held at the Universalist Church,
Washington.
Work has been commenced on the addition
to the Re Glory of Trinity Church, Nj. John
Houtz, of Washington being the contractor.
There will be sale Of strawberries, ice
cream and cake in the Town Hall yard tomor
row at five p. m., by the Ladies Association,
who propose to continue their successful ven
lures of previous summers during this season
Mr.. Linden Bliscoe and family are visitin g
friends in this county. For several years past
Mr.. Briscoe has been in business in Thomas
Vile, Georgia; he has accepted position with
the Columbia Title Insurance Company Of
Washington, D. c., and will max, tn at city
his future home.
Miss Minnie Chew has returned from Wis :
it 10 Baltimore count.
The wedding of Mr.. VIM. Il. Brooke and
Miss Anna Hill will take place at st Mary'>
Church, this town. on next Wednesday even
ing at 6 O'Clock.
We have read with much pleasure the I'M
tial issues of 'sThe Crescent" a new paper that
has been started at La Plata; Charles County &.
1t bids fair to be spicy and interesting journal
and we wish its editors every success in their
enterprise.
We learn from the "Georgeto,cx College
Journal that Master Hampton Magruder, SOD
of Mr.. e. G. Magrudcr, of this town, is one Of
the fine players on h is College nine, and in re
cent games has quite distinguished himself for
brilliant feats.
The Rt. Rev. William paret, Bishop O.
Maryland will visit Christ's Church, Accokeek,
for Confirmation on Sunday, June 18th. Ser
vice will begin at 1920 A. NJ.
"Every little boy and girl in Prince Georges
county can have a beautiful Souvenir Bal
loon, il they will have their papa or mamma
stop at Mrs. Hanes' Store in Washington and
get it for them. They are beauties and don't
cost anything but asking for them. Be sure
and get one.''
The Governor has appointed VIM. H. Tay-
man, officer of Registration for Brandywine
district, vice Richard T. Robinson, resigned.
Rev. Mr.. Knott, of Cumberland, a guest o,
Rev. F. P. Willes, preached at St. Thomas
Church and at the Church of the Atonemeni
last Sunday.
Mr.. Geo. w. Wilson, of this town, took part
in the ceremony in RicEmand, last week, ovel
the remains of Hon. Jefferson Davis.
Miss Lillian Lowndes Thomas and Miss
Florence Bell White, of this county, wer
among the graduates at the State Norma
School, tits year.
The Rainbow Club was very pleasantly en-
tsrtained by Miss May Hill on Tuesday even
ing Last. Among those present were Miss
Lucia Miltenberger and Miss Margot Cusachs.
of New Orleans, Miss Shelley Chew, Mil
Mary L. Wilson, Mr.. James Hill, Mr.. r. B
B. Chew, Jr, and Mr.. j. S,lwyn S.sscer.
The Baltimore Herald, speaking of Mr..
Hill, says: Collector Hill retires gracefully.
Everyone who knows him and his manner of
conducting his Office comedies that he has
made most capable Official. In Republican
politics he has had his friends, he has never
dictated to any employee how he should vote
at a primary election. His office ran the
gauntlet of Civil Service Commissioner Reose-
velt's investigation with credit to his manage
ment. Mr.. Hill will resume his practice Of
law in Prrce Georges county, his home, and
also in Washington City. He thinks he has
had enough Of politics for while, at least.