The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-06-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.


Miss Lucy Mitchell, of Washington. il
visiting her cousin, Miss Birdie Taylor.
Mr.. ). Edwar>' Jennings, of Brooklyn, y
Y is visiting his cousin, Mrs /. s. Wilson.
Miss X .te Wait N, of Annapolis, has beer
on visit to her cousin, Mrs. j Alfred Os
borne.
DR.. Richard S. Hill will enter tain the
Evansville Farmers Club at his home this
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. 5. Wilson will spend t
morrow and Sunday with Mr. j. NJ. Street,,
III Belair Md.
The Ladies' Association of Trinity Church
vii h, Ii special meeting next Monday al
ternoon at o'clock
Mrs F. Sasscer and children have gone to
s.OakI md" the country home of her father, Mr..
Robert (l,gelt, to spend the summer.
The many friends of Mr.. Charles Cl,eett
will regret 10 learn that he is critically Ill at
the Johns Hopkins Hospital. Baltimore.
Miss Minnie Chew, who has been visiting
he, PARENTS at "Ellerslie," left yesterday for
"Elsemere," Pa, where she will spend the
summer.
The Republican Congressional convention
for tie 9Th District will be held at Cross
Street Market Hall, Baltimore, on August
2Sth, next.
R. Ford Combs. ESQ, has 81 his paper,
the Hyattsvle Herald to F. Selby Smith, of
North Dakota, who will CT nduct it as a Re
publican journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. G. Rrocke held a re-
Gel ton Yesterday in honor of the first anniver-
sary of their wedding. A number of friends
paid their respects.
Cigarette smokers will be pleased to know
that they can get the oest qualities of all
makes of pa per wrapped cigarettes at the store
of J. L. Edlav t ,h, this town.
The Maltby House is the most couvien-
chants and others to stop at. Cans pass the
doors for all parts of the Cry
Our thanks are due to Mss Irene G.
Townshend for an inv tltion 20 attend the con
mencement exc rcises Of St. Cecilia's Academy,
Washington. D. e., to be held at Metzer tt
Music Hall, this evening.
Miss Mittie Tuck is vsilin; in the family
of her uncle, Judge Chew. She will sail for
Florence, Italy, in July, EN- route for the home
of her brother who is Judge of the Intern; t.
ional Court in Egypt.
On Thursday, Robert l.. Well, as auction.
eer, sold for Z. L. Magruder, Esq attorney
for Mr.. Richard A. Hooe, mortgage, nine lots
in Takoma Park for sl,5Oc; they were pu:-
chased by Maria l.. Hooe.
On Sunday nj xt, II h of june, the Bish p
Of May land will preach at st. PalTs Parish
Church at II o'clock a. M. s.. Philips Chapel,
Woodville, at O'Clock H., and St. Mary's
Chapel, Woodville, at o'clock III.
The annual examinations a. the Academy
will be held on Thursday, June 2s-h. The
patrons and all others Interested in the cause
of public educ ton are earnes ly requested
to be present and witness the exercises
MIR. Joseph ireland, tenant on MIR. Blake
Brot ke's farm in Queen Anne district started
fir )m tie village IF Queen Anne to 90 home in
boat. Several days afterwards his boat was
found fl 'ating on the river an it is feared that
Mr.. Ireland was drowned.
Our thanks are due for an inv ton 10
attend luncheon at the Merchants Club, No.
POS East German street, held yesterday, for
the purpose of arranging for great ''Southern
Exposition in celt bration of tie 1OOlh ann
versary of Baltimore's incorporation as city,
We much regret that it was impos: ible to be
present.
MIS-. Maria Louisa Grain, wife of Mr..
Robert Grain, # Baltimore, died of pu,-
monary affection ealy last Thursday mornii q.
Her death occurred at "IdaLo," the home of
her father, ex-Jut'ge Fred erick Stone, near
La llata. She was twel ty-eiglt years old
a. was the Youngest daughter of ex-Jufge
Stone.
Among those in Attendance at the Naval
Academy ball from this county last Friday
night were: State Senator Bowie and wife,
Mrs.. Geo ge W. Wilson ard daughter, Miss
Shellie Chew, Miss K ate Merrck, Miss Ado
laide V. Clageit, the Misses Calver', the
Misses Forest, and Messrs. Arthur Glaze.
Bowie Roberts and Charlie CIagelt.
AT the target contest last Saturday, at the
Agricultural Coil .ge, the gold medal was won
by Cadet Sergeant Mcdonald, he ha, ing made
s. out of possible 100. The next best scores
were IN de by Cadet Sergeant Guy / ,gett. 81
and &c rye W. Wilson, Jr.. of this town, 70.
LII helic contest first pr z IS were won by
K. Kobe t. for running, broad ard high jumps
aid Robert Beale for p ting the shot 40 feet
| 10 inches.
Since our last report the f.llowing phi. 81
clans have been registered by The Clerk of the
| Circuit Court: 7. Waits Byelly. Harvey Nor
ten Bowen, Lemuel Leslie clay, VIM. Q
Eversfield, VIM. NJ. Feelemyer, Samrel Gray
VIM. ii. Gibbons, Mareen D. Humes, JDs
II. HUNT, M. Randolph La,imer, Adelber
Ii. Lee, WI liam A. Marbury. S. NJ. Nc
| N'' "o'ii' SoSh, %. 1 uTnef PERKINS,, u. "A
Richardson, George A. Stuart, Cha,l,s A
Wells.
Yesterday was The anniversary of the a
doplion OF e stars and st,ipes as the fl q O
the United States. The first re, orded esisla
tive action for the adoption of Rational fl.
was taken Inc II, III. The fir ff,s LA,
thirteen stripes, al ornate white an red, Will
a union of thirteen white stars in a b ne field
by subs quent action the sas were increase
In number to represent the States in the Uniol
Until they now number forty-four. The mum
Der oil stripes remains the same to commemt
rate the original thirteen S ate,
A crusade is being made against the saloo
keepers of Blaiens urg district for violstn
tue Sunday la Tor law. George W. Stesmaie
and William Clifford We're arranged befor
Justice Carr Tuesd,y, the former on tn
Charge OF vlcl ting the Sunday l'q 10: law an,
the latter on three charges-sellins cig re
without license, selling liquor to minors an
selling liquor Oh Sunday. The trial was post
| poEed until tC- Law at ~ RELOAD, , -, ,ba ,Ie