The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-11-06

BREW IrlES.

to the Pacific coast.
Miss Annie Easter, of Union, W est
Virginia, is visiting at 'Ellerslie."
President Cleveland has designated
November Goth as Thanksgiving Day.
Miss Louise Gwynn of Spartansburg,
South Carolina, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
r. Irving Bowie.
-Preparations are being made by tie
! ladies for tableaux on Thanksgiving night
for the benefit of St Mary's Church.
Miss Alice Merrick daughter of Hon.
George c. Merrick, and Mr.. Joseph X.
Roberts will be married next Wednesday.
1t will be a quiet home wedding.
A very delightful meeting of the
Salmagundi was held on Wednesday
! afternoon at the home of Mrs. ]. Alferd
| Osborn. We regret not to be able to give
full report.
The wedding of Miss Shelly Danger
field Chew and Mr.. Otway Bergman Zant
Finger, of Baltimore, vii, take place at
Trinity Church, this town, next Wednes
day at noon.
Miss Mary Coale, of Baltimore, Miss
Agatha Denney, of Washington and Miss
Essie Armstrong, of Anacostia ID. c.,
were the guests of Miss Ola Prather at
Surratts last week.
The storehouse of Mr.. Judson F.
Richardson, near Centerville, was entered
on Saturday night by thieves and a large
amount of goods taken. The till was
broken open and about so in cash is
missing.
Mrs. Anna Augusta Webb died o.
heart failure at her home, Brook Villa,
near Laurel Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Webb
was the wife of A. Pleasant " ehb and
eldest daughter of Thomas ID. Bond, Il real
estate broker of Washington.
Hon and Mrs Barnes Compton have
issued cards announcing the marriage of
their daughter Miss Elizabeth Somerville
Compton, to Mr. Harald Baxter Rees, at
St. Johns Church, Washington, ID. C.,
Thursday, November 18th, at II o clock m.
For Ladies', Misses and Children's
stylish and well-made Capes, Coats, and
Jackets; trimmed Hats, Kid Gloves,
Blankets, Comforts, &c. go to D. l.. Edia-
vitchs two Stores in this town. Prices to
suit the times See advertisement in on
this page.
Mr.. and Mrs George K. Petty, of
Washingt on, d. c., annouce the engage
ment of their eldest daughter. Angela d. |
to w. Berry Early, son of Mr.. Charles. S.
Early, of Brandywine, Maryland The |
marriage will take place in Washington |
January 1S tn. The bride elect is niece of |
Mr.. J. T. Petty Auditor of the District of |
Columbia
The Laughing Philosopher" Prof
A. W. Hawkes., of Baltimore, has been en-
gagged by the Circle of Kings Daughters
and the Ladies' Association to give an
entertainment week after next His hui
have delighted audiences all over the
country and he is called the Funniest
Man on Earth"
AT a recent meeting held at Chillum
Hall, with Mrs E. G. Wneberger in the
chair, society was organized called St.
Paul's Guild. The object of the organ
iZation is to further the efforts of Rev
DR.. Buck of st. Paul's Church to erect an
of the guild are as follows: Mrs. John
Burgess, president; Mrs Noight treasurer:
Miss Cora Humphrey, secretary.
The Prince Georges County Sunday
School Convention will meet at Ryatts-
vile tomorrow and Sunday Among the
special attractions will be an address by
Rev. f. d. Huntly, d. D.: Bible Talk on
Nehemiah, by Mrs. H. P. Eiles; and on
Primary Work, with sand map by Mrs
r. f Qurand; Conference on Primary
W ork, by Frank Hamilton, etc. Delegates
and visitors will be entertained by the
citizens of EVANSVILLE.
About seventy farmers of Talbot
county have determined not to shoot
this season on their lands nor
permit others to do it, and have Joined in
a notice warning trespaSSers that the law
will he enforced They say they want
to preserve the few birds that remain for
stock purposes and that, if not molested
this year, it is likely there will be patridges
in abundance next season This would be
a good example for our farmers to fol
low.
The question Of continuing the lease
of State tobacco warehouses in Baltimore
authorized under the administration of
Governor Brown and followed by Cover
nor Lowdes, will be taken by the Cover
nor at Annapolis November 18th. Under
the existing law the Governor is empower
ed to act in the premises. Nos. l., , and
are now in operation but their CAPACITY,
it is said, has not been sufficient to accomo-
date the Maryland crop of tobacco for
several years, necessitatng the leasing
the other storage. The leases of No 1 to
the Northern Central Railway and to the
American Tobacco Company iNo y will
Will expire January /, 1897.