The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-08-03
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Lower County Items.

Miss Jennie Sedgwick of Calvert Co. is visit
ing Miss Maggie Bowen of " oodville.
Miss Claggett of Washinst N is the guest o.
Mrs Mary Thomas,
Misses Rosalie c. 1. and Rachel Levin are
visiting Mrs. Nammie Thomas.
Miss Edith Ford and Arroh Rind are the
guests of Miss Caro- jenkins.
Mrs. Ridgey of Washington is visiting her
sister Mrs. William B. Hall.
Misses Ha. rison and Phillips of Washing
ton are visiting Miss Helen Turner.
Mrs. Dr. George Mundle of Baltimore and
Mrs. j. e. Robinson Of Hyattsville are visiting
Miss Carrie Turner of Woodville.
Mrs. Frank. W. Hill of Marlboro is the
gue,t of Mrs George Forbes.
Mrs. L. B Butler of Washington is visiting
Miss LII, Hyde.
Miss Isabel Smith of Baltimore is visiting
Mi Macie Claggett Of Westwood.
Miss Maggie Carrico of Bryantown Charles
Co. is visiting Miss Leila Orme.
Mis-. George Perrie and daughter are visit
Mrs. E. q. ferrie.
Mrs, Gather of Baltimore Nd is the guest
of Mrs. Aquilla T. Robinson.
Mrs j. Warning Medley is the guest of Mrs.
Lacy of Horse Head.
Mr. William Turner of Washington spent
Sunday whth.his mother Mrs. Marie Turner
Mr.. aud Mrs. j, B. Perrie of Marlboro have
been spending sever; days visiting their many
friends in this end of the county.
Master Winthrope CLARK of Washington is
the guest Of airs. r. W. Perrie.
Mrs. William Baden of Washington is
spending the summer with her mother Mis-.
j. II. Bean.
Miss Bessie Duvall aud L.lie SAsscer Of
North X .ys Inv. b.en visit to Mrs. Will
sou Turner OF st Msry's Co.
The ladies of s.. Paus Parish will hold q
festival in the grove of the church an Thurs
day Aug Oh. 1894, for improvements on
church, pu ting 10 new chancel window. A
supper refreshments, ice lemon ade, grab-bag,
ara all the de.cacies of the season, will be
served. A mach game of ball will be played
in the afternoon, and a good time is anticipa-
ted by the young folks.
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Macy Claggett's near Westwood on Saturday
evening last IN dancing and singing. Among
those present, were Misses CIaggeu, j.. kins,
Rind, Ford, Smith, Slsscer, Perrle, Ortne,
Carrico aud Nayl,r and Messrs Naylor, Raw
lings, Orme, Dale, Claggett, Gibbons. Joseph,
Nelson Hugh, Howard, Pcrrie, DR.. Alfred
Perrie of Baltimore Nd, Sassef Peifer and
Wallis.
A match game of base ball was played at
Waldorf ON Tuesday last between the Wal
score of Is to ID in favor of the. visiting team,
but owing to the absence of three of the play
ers Of the Horse Head team, at the end of
sixth ming the game was forfeit I'D to the
WaIidorf. The second match game was pl,y-
ed on Brick Church Grounds Wednesday but
the score was not ascerlained before we went
t. press.
The refreshing showers of Sunday and
Monday proved to be only local, but did great
good in those sections where it fell. There
are some sections of the county where drop
of rain has not fallen for many weeks and the
farmers are much disaolaged about crops. The
corn is filling AMI pastures drying up
OIL IL about half the tobacco crop has been
planted and stripping is only partially furnis-
he'd. Some packing done; Wheat thrashed
bul very low prices received.
The Ladies Of st. Mary's Church, Wood
Vile gave an entertainment on Wednesday
evening consisting of music by some of the
young ladies of the vilige dancing by three
lutte children of Mrs. King of Washington
aud recita,ions by Prof Hawks who fully
sftained his high reputation as q humorist.
All passed off CT editably. Supper was served
and refreshments AhOnt eco uoo oal;,ad