The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-04-13
LOCAL BREIITIES.

i The Orphans Court will meet on Tuesday
next.
Bishop Paret will visi: Trinity Church, this
town, on the 10Th inst.
The Easter Offering in St. Paul's Parish,
this County, was SIT,
View material and men have arrived to
work Oh the Chesapeake Beach Rail way.
To-day is Arbor day and will be appro-
priately celebrated by the public schools here
The Directors of the Agricultural Fair
Association will meet on Monday next at l
o'clock a. m
1t is said that the additional passenger
train, which has been promised, will be put
Oh the &. X p. Railroad about the Goth Of
next month.
The ENQUIRER has been designated
by the President of the Senate and Spea ker of
the House to publish the Public General Laws
passed by the last Legislature.
The fence around tn. church yard of
Trinity Church this Town has been put i'll
thorough repair at cost for material and
Workmanship of So. The work was done by
MI. James T. Cotiren and sons.
On motion of {. c. Magruder Ed,
Messs p. W. Chew, Joseph s. Rogers, Ray
mond A. Heiskell and Patrick r. Hilliald
were Yesterday admitted to Practice in this
court. They are all graduates Of the Columbia
Law School.
Rev. DR.. Z Lott, of Ascension Church,
Washi ngton preached an eloquent sermon at
Trinity Church last Friday evening, and DR..
johnson ofSt Thomas Church. Washington,
delivered All impressive sermon on Monday
evening.
Bishop Paret will WISH st. Thomas Parish
on FRIDAY the goth Of April. The services
will be as follows. Morning service and
confirmation at the church of Atonement at
Che Lehman II. a. H. confirmation service at
night at St. Thomas Church, Groom, at $50.
On thursday of last week Mr. Richard Is.
Roche and Miss Emma d. Bioadbent were
married at st. Plus Memorial Church, Balti
Wore, by Rev Father Caspar EIbe't. After
an extended tour to Philadelphia, New York
and Niagara, Mr.. and Mrs Roche Will return
to Baltimore and 1eside at the Carollton.
The Kings Daughters, at their last meet
on Thursday, the Oh, instant, elected the
following officers for the ensuing year :Presi-
dent, Mrs B. PeIrie; Vice President, Mrs.
w. II. Harper; Secre tary, Miss May Hill !;
Treasurer, Miss Mary l.. Wilson. The
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year, of which $l25.2o have been disbursed
for charity &C., leaving in the treasury SD So
-Semi-annual acquisitions from commad-
ing officers of the Mary land Nations Guard
are being received at the adiutant- generals
office. Reports, which contain roster of
The troops and expenditures, are expected u
be filed i'll October and April. The proposed
summer encAmpment has caused numGer Of
Inquiries to be made about the location of the
camping ground. Several sites have been sug
gested but it is thought Frederick Junction
will ultimately be selected on account of its
favorable surroundings.
The Calvert Gazette Of Friday says: The
Washington and Chesapeake Beach Railroad
now working nearly thousand hands, ex-
ecuted quick piece of BUSINESS ist week on
the Drum Point Railroad. Near Friendship
the two roads cross, the Drum Point eight
feet above the other road The Washington
and Chesapeake Beach Company gave orders
and i'll few hours sleepeIS and rails We're
laid across the Drum Point line and extend
ing two hundred feet On each side. Now, the
the Drum Point will have to alter grade or
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