The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-10-23
BREVTTIE

Mr.. Frank T. Ryon spent Sunday with
his cousin, Mr. Charles c. Crandell.
The Bryan and Sewall Club of this
district will meet tomorrow night at
40.
There will be meeting of the Direc
tors of the Agricultural Fair Association
to morrow at 12 o'clock m.
The last meeting of the PatuXent
Planters Club was held at the home of
Mr.. Eugene Roberts Tuesday evening.
-Govenor Lowndes has appointed
Albin p Fairall. Justice of the Peace for
Laurel district, vice Evans Duvall failed
qualify.
The Ladies of St. Mary's Catholic
Church, in this town, are arranging a
series of Tableaux TO he given here Thanks
giving night.
MIR. John W Belt has purchased from
Mr.. V. H. Neal, of Charles county, a
fine male thoroughbred Holstein calf six
months old, for S25.
-Messrs Harry Beale, W. j. Head and
John Edwards of Baltimore and J. G,
Bond of Calvert county were on a visit to
tais town yesterday evening.
We regret to hear of the death of
Carroll, the eldest son of Mr.. Benjamin
D. Stephen He had been Il sufferer for
some wears, yet his death was unexpect-
ed
There will be a reception to Bishop
Satterlec on Saturday night October cath,
at the Rectory, Woodville, from $50 to
10. All, espec tally members of the Parish,
are invited.
DIR. Richard S. Hill and Mr. James
p Ryon visited the Hagerstown Fair
Marion Duckett, Esq, and Messrs. Dent
Downing Charles j. Hill attended the
Frederick Fair.
Bishop Satterlee will hold confirma-
| tions in ST. Paul's Paris, on October 25th,
at II a. m, at St. Mary's Chapel, Wood
vile; at 3 p. m. at old st. Pauls. and at
p m at St. Philips Chapel, (celored)
There was a regular meeting of the
County Commissioners Tuesday with Il
full Board in attendance. A number OF
road and bridge accounts were passedand
the Board adjourned until Wednesday
November 4th, 1896.
Settling for that splenic or Southern
fever exists among cattle in certain terri
tory extending from California to the
Atlantic ocean, and establishing quaren.
tine against the cattle from the affected
districts The quarantine is to continue
until November 18th.
Miss Anna Ellicott George, youngest
daughter of Mr.. Samuel f. George, died
Sunday night of typhoid fever at Berkeley
Springs, W. Va, where she had been
spending the summer. She had been i'll
| for about six week and her death had been
expected for several days.
| Services in Trinity Church next SUI
day as follows: Holy communion at 81
a. m; morning prayer and sermon at Il
o'clock; evening prayer, p. M. After
evening prayer, addresses will be made
by the Visiting Committee of St Andrew
Brotherhood of Washington, ID. c.
The following gentlemen from Stat,
Tobacco Warehouse No. ) went with til,
Maryland delegation to Canton, Ohio, tt
call on Major Mex inlev: Messrs. Harr,
Brooke \. y. Clark James e. Thompson T
Swain and Robert b. Seaborn. Count,
| Treasurer Castle also visited Cantor
recently.
MIR. Howard Ridgley of Towson. wa
arrested Monday, charged with violatin
the game law by shooting partidges an,
rabbits The charge against Mr. Ridgel
was preferred by Game Warden Harr
Malcolm. Mr.. Ridoely Informed JuStic
Perrie that he had not fired Il gun 70
three years.
The Eonyocation of Washington wi
meet at st. Johns Church, Washingto
City, on Wednesday, November 18th. I'll
discussion in the aftcrn Don will be Openc
by DR.. Mckay Smith on"System in Churc
Work. At the night session the subje,
for discussion will be Mis- sion of Convo
cation" and will he opened by Rev. T.
! Tongue.