The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-07-24

LOCAL BREVlTIES.

Mrs. Lizzie Smallwood, of Baltimore,
is visiting her relatives here.
Miss Sadie Hlnrichs, of Washin gton,
D. c.. is visiting Miss Bessie Waring.
Mrs Thomas X. Pippen and children
of Baltimore are on a visit to her sister Mrs.
7. c. Tucker.
Miss Lucy F. McKenna, of Washing
ton, ID. c., is visiting her friend, Miss
Bessie Wilson.
Miss Bette Ghiselin, Miss Bessie L.
Sasscer and Miss Lucy E. Sasscer are at
Mountain Lake Park.
Miss Minnie Clagett, who has been
spending several months with her parents
has returned to New York.
Rev. II, M. Hilager from Epiphany
Church, Washington, exchanged with
Rev. Mr.. Sontag last Sunday
The Sunday School of Trinity Church
will hold picnic at the Rectory tomorrow
morning beginning at 10 O'Clock.
Naval Officer Barnes Compton has
gone to Bedford Springs for Il summe: out
ing. He is suffering with his ewes
Father Cunnane will say Mass at St.
Mary's Catholic Church on Sunday next
at 8 o'clock, and at Rosarvville at 10
d. M.
Mrs. V. Lacey and Miss Bruce Lacey,
of Baltimore, and Miss Male Lacey, of
Yazoo, Miss, are visiting friends at Horse
Head.
Miss Maize Owings, of Baltimore, and
Miss lola Owings, of Calvert county, are on
a visit to their cousins the Misses Miller Of
this town.
Services in Trinity Church next Sun
day as follows: Holy Communion at 80
a. m, Morning Prayer and sermon at
II O'clock
Miss Catherine Bays and Mr. Ralph
Hubert Chappell, of the United States
Navy, were married on last Wednesday
evening at the home of the bride in Balti
more.
There will be Festival in the
grove about old ST. Pauls' Church, near
Horse Head, on Thursday, the 23rd inst,
by the ladies. Supper Will be served from
) to 7:3O p. m. and refreshments all the
evening.
Our thanks are due of Mr.. J. Edward
A bbott, for most beautiful Souvenir of
the Alleghanies many beautiful illustra
tions of Oakland, Deer Park, Mountain
Lake Park, Loeb Lynn Heights and
BrOokside.
Miss Agnes Brooks Of Brookland
D. c., Miss Mary Bowling of Washington,
and Miss Natalie jenkins of Charles Co,
are on visit to villa de-Sales,' the
beautiful home of Col. George Forbes in
Woodville.
The little son of German family liv-
ing at Seabrooke was bitten by mad dog
a few weeks since. The neighbors took
up collection and the lad was sent to
the Pasteur Institute in New York for
treatment. He has now returned home
and appears to have recovered.
A colored man employed on the CO.
lumbia and Maryland Electric Railway
was seriously injured Monday. He was
riding on truck with his feet dangling
over the tracks. One of his feet caught
in a rail and threw him under the truck,
the wheels of which passed over his chest,
intlicting an ugly wound
Rev. Father Gwynn of Aiken S. G.
as priest at St. Mary's Church
last Sunday. His sister Mrs. r. Irving
Bowie played the organ, and another
sister, Miss Louise Gwynn, sang contralto
to Mrs Bowie's alto Others assisting in
the singing We're Miss Alice Merrick,
soprano, Mr.. T. ]. Grant, bass, and Mr..
George W. Wilson, tenor.
Sheriff Underwood went to Baltimore
on Monday with the intention of bring
ing back to Marlboro Richard King who
is charged with the murder of James
Crook. Warden Bailey of the Baltimore
City Jail declined to deliver the prisoner
without an order from the State Attorney
of Prince Georges county. Sheriff Under
wood returned and will consult the au-
thorities before proceeding further