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

Mr. John Il. Gather, wife and son are at
Ocean City.
The August meeting of the Ladies Ass,cia-
| ton wi be omitted.
Mr. Bobert A. Clagett is scj)urning at
| Columbia Beach Va.
Miss Ellen J. Harper has gone on visit
to friends In Baltimore.
| Miss Mamie Dorsett of Baltimore, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Emily Clagett.
| Ayers Hair Vigor gives vitality gloss, and
| freshness to the hair, and restores its beauty.
| Miss Venia NJ. B. Wilson has gone on
visit to relatives IN the lower part of the conn-
| ty.
States Attorney Brandt has recovered from
his recent illness, and returned home last FRI
day.
MIR. Robt W. Hunter and Mr.. j. Se.wyn
Sasscer have gone to Atlantic city for lew
days.
Miss Katie Settler and friend. Miss Cha
ev of r fillmore are visiting Mrs. John +.
Ridgely.
The HOLY Sacrament will be administered
at Trinity Church mex. Sunday at Z. 30 and
II a. m
The Misses Grant entertained their friehs
| with picnic yesterday in the grove at the
| :sPriest Home"
Mrs. Lula Ward Rupertus and Miss
Mamie Rupertus spent last Sunday with Mrs.
Geo. II. Bunnell.
Miss Jennie Buckingham of Montgomery
county is visiting her cousin, Mrs. L. T.
Gibbons, at North Keys
| Mrs. NJ. Turner and her daughter, Miss
Cornela are guests at the CT t. age of MIR. Frank
r. Rawlings, at Colonial Beach Va.
The Ladies' Aid Society of S. Thomas
Church Groom, will hold festival on the
Rectory grounds Thursday, August 9th.
The ice cream sale, held at the Rectory'
Groom on Saturday 2Sth was decided sue
cess 1t is proposed to have another sale in
the near future.
County Treasurer Townshend, Mrs
Townshend, their daughter, Miss Irene, and
her friend, Miss DERRICK, started for Atlantic
City yes,eday morning
MIR. Charles I. Wilson, of the Gazette, has
has gone on trip to Baltimore over the
Weems line from BRISTOL in the beautiful
steamer "Westmorel,nd
The Maltby House is the most convent
emily located Hotel in Baltimore for our mer
chants and others to stop at. Cars pass the
doors for all parts of the City.
The Ladies Aid Society of St. Thomas
Church, Groom will hcl | their annual festival
Au. 9th on tie RettDry grounds. Supper and
Refreshments will be served beginning at 5
o'clock.
There will be held the Annual Festival
in the Grove of St Paul's Church on Tuesday
Alg Sth 1894. Supper from to $50 p. nj.
Refreshments and lemonade in abundance
will be served
What causes bad dreams is a question that
has never been satisfactorily; but, in nine cases
out of ten, frightful dreams are the result of
imperfect digestion, which a few doses OF
Ayers Sarsaparilla will effectually remedy
Don't deay-try it IL lay.
On Thursday last, Robert l.. Wells, as
Auclioneer for Me ssrs Mag uder & Wilson,
Attorneys for Edwin e, Gutter and Horace S.
Cummings, Trustees, sold the Br ,um property
near Lanham's Station, colt aiming abolt 10
acres for s., 900 cash. 1t was purchased by
Mr.. Peter II. Heskell, of Washington City
st. Barnabas Chuch, ST. Johns Parish,
Rev. Mr.. Poffrnberger Rector, has been pre-
scented with fine organ by Rock Creek Church
Rev. Mr.. Buck Rector. The presentation was
made through Mr.. John Miller, Prest Board
of County Commissioners who is vesterl
man of Rock Creek, and was procured for St.
B,rnabas principally through the kind offices
of Mrs Thomas E. Williams st. Johns is
the mother parish of Rock Creek.
About seventy members of the Chicago
Commonwealers and about thirty members OF
the original Coxeyles have left Camp Lost
Liberty, near Highland. Those who remain
are destitute and do not hesitate to beg At the
doors of citizens of Hyatt sville and Bladen-
burg. Those remaining do not number more
than seventy five men, and they are without
food. The farmers in the neghborhood con-
plain TO the authorities that depreda tons are
being made Oh their potato patches.