The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-03-30
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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Miss Nora Coale speLt the holidays will
her parents in this town.
Miss Mamie Harris spent the holiday
will, her parents i'll this town.
Miss Bessie Warning spent Easter at tn
home Of her parents in this town.
Miss Mary L. Wilson has returned from
all extended visit to relatives in the south.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Brooke of Laure
spent Easter with Mr.. and Mrs l. S. Wilson
John Il. Sheets, of THE ENQUIRER, spen
Easter Sunday and Monday with friends il
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Alfred Osborn returned
last week from visit to the hot springs O
North Carolina.
| A special service for colored people wa.
held last evening at Trinity Church by the
Rev. Mr.. Sontag.
Miss Moll.e Leapley, of "Magnolia HALF
spent the Easter holidays with her cousin Miss
Minnie Humphrey.
The most aggravated cases of rheumatism
have been speedily and permanently cured by
Salvation Oil. Every one should have it.
% cents.
Next Sunday, April LIST, Mass will be eel
ebrated at kosaryville at o'clock a. H., and
at II o'clock a. IN. in st. Mary's Church in
this town.
Mr.. Reverdy Sasscer returned home yes
terday evening from the Maryland University,
School of Med cine, having ompl ted his fl st
years course.
Rev. A. S. H. Wnsor formerly rector of
Trinity ChCI ch, this town, has accepted call
to Wiscasset, Maine, and will leave North
East Harbor next week.
The Kings Daughters of our town, at
their meeting Thursday last, presented their
President, Mrs. j. Benson Perrie, with a
handsome velvet sofa pillow.
"A gentleman representing those who will
construct the telegraph and telephone line of
the Chesapeake Beach Railway has been in
town, preparing TO secure the necessary poles.
The editor of The ENQUIRER has been
invited by the programme committee of the
National Editoria! Association to read a paper
at the next annual meeting, to be held at As
bury Park, N. j., in July next.
Mr.. j. L. Clarke. OF the Engineer corps of
the w. 4 G. B. Il. r., has been appointed
resident engineer of this section of the road
Mr.. George L. Harris has been assigned to
duty here IS one of his assistants
The services at the churches here were
we'll attended on aster Sunday, notwithstand
ing the dsagreeable weather. The floral dec
orations were elaborate. At Trinity Church
the offering amounted to abont SO, and the
proceeds of the mite chests about ST.,
-Amoug those who were home fiom schoo.
for the Easter holidays were: Messrs. Ernest
Magruder from Johns Hopkins University,
Hampton Magruder and George b. Merrick,
form Georgetown College and George W..
Wilson, Robert Beale and Guy Clagett from
Maryland Agricultural College.
AT meeting of the Ladies' Association
on Monday the following Office were elected
President, Mis-. l. S. Wilson; Vice President,
Mrs. G. G. MagIuder; Secretary; Mrs. Joseph
S. Wilson and Treasurer, Mrs. L. A. Griffith.
The financial report shows that the Associa-
ton during the past year has raised 1926 and
5000.
-Beltsvill. Grange he'd ll'asant meeting
in Grange Hall at Beltsvile last Saturday
night. Five new members were elected. 1t
was decided to celebrate Arbor day, April II.
by holding public meeting there from 4 to 6
o'clock p IN, and planting trees around the
hall This grange now numbers thiity- five
members
Geo. F. Sloan K Bro, lumber dealers
whose card appears i'll this paper, are very well
known throughout this county. They are
making a special effort for the country bust
ness, and we are confident that our patrons
" ill do well to see them before buying. The
boards quoted for are sound, largely 16 feet
long and fair widths. The floor is worked
and the shingles will make a good serviceable
roof.
We call special attention to BIughs new
in which they Offer their most
excellent and very reliable brands of Fertili-
zers for Tobacco, Corn and other Spring Crops.
Special attention is called to Baugh's Pure
Bone & Peruvian Guano Compound. 1t is
unequalled for Tobacco not only Increasing
the yield but also improving the quality of the
leaf 1t is plant food, made of all High
Grade materials, and is guaranteed to contain
no S. C. Rock, made bulk or filters of any
kind. Our best farmers say it pays to use
Baugh's High Grade FERTILE 'rs. Send in your
orders early to secure your supply.