The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-02-28

LOCAL, BRElITIES.

The County commissioners will
meet next Tuesday.
The Ladies' Association will meet
next Monday at $50 p. IN.
Mr. John F. Hickey has resigned
rs constable of Bladenshurg district.
Mr. and Mrs r. Il. Houston have
ton.
Miss Annie Easter. of Union. West
Virginia. is visiting her friend. Miss
Shellie Chew.
The Kings Daughters will meet
this afternoon at I p. m. at the home
OF Mrs Perrie.
Mrs. Atkinson. of Harrisburg Pa.
has been on a visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Benson Perrie.
Miss Christine Bowling and Miss
Daisy Warning have been on Il visit
to Mrs Robert l.. Hall i'll Baltimore.
Miss Ellen J. Harper attended the
celebration of the Literary Societies
at the Western Maryland College last
Friday night.
The marriage of Miss Rose
Duckett and Mr.. Fred Binger will take
place at the Centerville NJ. f. Church
on March. 9TH at 6 p. m.
Mr. j. l.. Jarboe. as auctioneer for
Joseph X. Roberts, sold the house and
lot in this town owned by Gabriel
Quander to Edward Quander for S233.
Services next Sunday at Trinity
church as follows Holy Communion
at $50 a. M. also at O'Clock; chill
dren service at o. clock. evening PRAYER
and sermon at 1870. Daily service dur
inc Lent at 4:30. p. M, except Friday
$50. sermon or lecture ednesdayS and
Fridays.
On Monday the Governor sent the
following nominations to the Senate,
for this county. to fill vacancies caused
bv resignation: William Hamilton
Registration Officer for Queen Anne
districtin place of Beale ID. Mulikin,and
Gerard W. Brandt. Justice of the
Peace for Piscataway district in place
of Henry Williams.
The cases of Mitchell and others:
exceptions of William Il. Smith and
X. b. Is. Chew. Trustee. and the cross
Trustee. and the cross exceptions in
the matter of the Howell property was
argued Tuesday before .Jud ge Brooke
by Judge Chew for the Trustees and
Charles H. Stanley for William II.
Smith Administrator and others.
Rev. DR.. Satterlee has sent Il
letter to the clergy of the
Diocese of Washington inviting them
and such of the laity as may desire to
he present t. attend the services at
Calvary Chuic,i New y ork city ,MarcI
18th next. OF conservation of himself
as Bishop of the Diocese Of Washing
III. The circular states: 1.-The services
will lie As follows: Celebration o. Holy |
Com nunion. c. -ary Chapel. 22o
East 23d street. Il. IN. Celebration OF
Holy Communion. Calvary Church. $
A. m. Morning prayer and secoud
celebration of Holy Communion.
Calvary Church, gam. Conservation
service. Calvary. Church. 1910 a. IN.
The clergy AMI Iaity of the diocese OF
W aShington will kindly meet at 10 Il.
m. at l06 East 22d street and are in
lited to take luncheon at Calvary
rectorv after the service is over.
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