The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-08-14

visit to relatives in Baltimore.
Mrs. Lizzie Smallwood and son are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Il. c. Tucker.
MIR. ". A. Burgess, of Washington
spent Sunday with his friend Mr.. Gardner
Cole.
The second chapter of "A Subaltern
| in America will appear in next week 5
issue
Rev. Mr.. Sontag and family are spend
inc several weeks at Arundel on the
Bay"
| A meeting of the Directors of the
A gricultural Fair will be held tomorrow
at II a. m.
| On our first page will be found an
instructive article on AN Honest Dollar
What is It."
Justice and Mrs A. W. Bowie, of
| Towson, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs }.
| Benson Perrie
Mrs George W Wilson left on Monday
i for Clifton Forge, Va, to visit her brother
Mr. J c. Carpenter.
Mr. A. S. Hill is on Il visit to his friend,
Mr.. Warren Cochran, at his home in
Middletown, Delaware.
Mr.. S. B. Crawford and nephew,
Aubrey Sweeney are visiting Mrs. Samuel
Tayman at Chillum Castle.
Mr. and Mrs. Quincy E. Turner, of
Pittsburg Pa, are visiting relatives in the
lower portion of the county.
Mrs. DR.. l.. A. Griffith has returned
from her farm in Calvert county, where
she spent the month of July.
Robert Kent, colnred, a useful and
enterprising young man, died here an
on Tuesday of typhoid fever.
The Misses Kempton, and friend, Miss
Elizabeth Murray, of Baltimore are on
visit to Mr. and Mrs w W. Duley.
Mrs. David J. Wilson and sons and
Miss Blanche Cooksey, of Washington
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. N. W. Wilson
The .'Salma gundi'' which was to have
been held on Wednesday at the home of
Mrs l. S. Wilson, has been rostpon
| ed
Miss Lille Randolph Dodge and DR..
| Martin Worthington Goldsborough, will
| be married next Wednesday, at St. Johns
Church, Georgetown.
Mr. Bowie Roberts prominent young
Pension Attorney, of Washington D. c.,
who has been visiting here for the past
week, returned to his home on Wednes-
day.
The School Board will meet on We'd
nesday Thursday, and Friday next for the
purposeif recognizing and for holdin the
annual examinations for teachers certiti-
Gates.
| There will be Theatrical entertain
ment at the Rectory, Groom, Wednesday
August 10Th 9. p. m. Admission % cts.
| Children 10 cts. Ice cream will he sold at
| the close.
| Our thanks are due to Secretary Long
necker of the Baltimore County Fair for
Il complimentary ticket to the approach
| ing fair which will be held September
l, p 3, and 4.
| Benjamin E. Randall, of this county
was found Monday afternoon in Anacostia
unconscious from the heat. He was re-
moved to % jefferson street, Anacostia
where he is recovering.
The committee of the Teachers Asso-
citation appointed by the School Board
met in Bowie three days this week for the
purpose of examining text books for re-
commentator to the School Board.
A Festival will be held at Westwood
NJ F. Church on Thursday August Goth, if
fair if not the next fair day commencing
at o'clock p. m. Supper, ice-cream and
refreshments of all kinds will be served.
james L. Humphrey, Trustee, through
Samuel Sweeney, auctioneer sold yester-
day two tracts of land, formerly owned
by the late Rector Humphrey, each con-
tanning 90 acres, and dwelling. They
were purchased by T. b. Middleton for 1925
but are subject to mortgage of 1850.
We are pleased to hear that the trus-
tees of the High School at Williamsport
MARYLAND, have elected Mr.. Ernest p Ma
gruder, Of this town, Principal of that in
stitution. Mr. Magruder is Il graduate of
Johns Hopkins University and was re
commended to the trustees by President
Gilman and the Faculty of the University.
The Ladies of st. Marys chapel,
Woodvile, purpose holding an entertain
| ,.l,,.!
18th of August. Supper will be served
from ) to and refreshments during the
evening The entertainment which com
mences at 3 p. M, will consist of Il Cantata
a drill and musical and literary numbers
Tickets 80 cents, including supper and
admission to the entertainment.
AT Il recent meeting of democrats of
Bladensburg district at Lakeland Bryan
and Sewell club was organized Dr.
Charles A. Wells, of Hyattsvlle, was
chairman and W. Brooke Hunter was
, chosen secretary. Committees were APP
! pointed to organize clubs of similar kind
in every district in the county, and to-
morrow a Bryan and Sewall flag will
he raised AT Lakeland. Inc meeting mas
5 been extensively advertised and large
gathering is expected.
. The fall session of the MARYLAND State
J Normal School will begin Tuesday Sep.
TENDER 3. New students must register on
that dav. Examinations for admission and
promotion will be held September 8. II
and II. Glasses will be formed and regular
recitations will begin Monday, September
A. The elementary and academic depart
ments are equipped for the instruction
and training of pupils from five to sixteen
years of age and for preparation fol
entrance into the normal department
be resumed September. T.