The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-02-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.

There was heavy rain fall ycster-
day in this locality.
There will be no services i'll Trinity
Church next Sunday.
A Masonic fair has been held i'll
Hy attsville this week.
A pleasant masquerade ball was
given at Groom last Friday night.
-Gov. LOwndes is being urged to
appoint Col. l.. Allison Wilmer adju-
tant-general.
Miss George Wescott, of Nothing
ham, has been visiting DIR. and Mrs.
w. w. Waring.
The free school-book bill is on its
way in the Senate. and there is anoth-
er in the House.
The Citizens National Bank Of
Laurel has declared Il semi-annual
dividend of 3 per cent.
Mrs. Charles F. Sontag and child
rem have been visiting relatives i'll
Washington city during the past week.
Mrs. Birdie Taylor Duvall. of
Washington, has been on Il visit to her
mother, Mrs. John Taylor, in this town.
Mrs. George Thomls, of st. Mary 5
county, was here on last Sunday and
Monday, visiting her sister Mrs. \. T..
Brooke.
Senator Randall has introduced
a bill to sanction certain requests to
st. Johns Church at Beltsyille in
this county.
Mrs. Robert l.. Hall, of Baltimore.
spent part of last week with her
mother, Mrs. Harry Quinn, at her beat
tiful home near here.
MIR. Edward Thomas and Miss
Edith C. Fraser will be married at Cen
treville NJ. f. Church south next We'd
nesday afternoon at ; O'Clock.
Mr.. j. Benson Perrie observer
for the T. S. Weater Bureau says the
late rain fall is 3.45 inches being the
heaviest since his connection with the
Bureau.
The Governor has named the follow
ing, as election supervisors for this
county, Messrs W. II. Smith, Alonzo
G. Darcy, Republicans, and W. ID
Barry, democrat.
The property of the late Col
Bowling in the village Of Woodvill,
| ,,t},c.I e., l., 'Hnn-l.y 1IIt
was with drawn by the Trustees Il:
no adequate bid was received.
The Patuxent Planters Gu b me
at the home of Mr.. Eugene Roberts
Thursday night of last week. Nearl,
all the members We're present and they
were delightfully."- entertained.
DIR. John f. Sansbury and Mis-
Mollie Leapley will he married on tn
18th inst, at noon in the NJ. +. Churcl
at Forestville. \ reception will be hel'
from 4 to 10 p. m, at the home of til
groom's parents on he day Of the wee
ding.
Mr.. Pvlcs, of this county has ash
ed leave to introduce the following |,
cal bills: to prohibit the sale of into>
icating drinks within two miles {
Camp Springs, Prince Georges couI
ty: also to refund to VIM. ID. Pyle
money eroncously paid into the Stat
Treasury.
AT a recent meeting Of the Mon
gomery county Grange resolution
the Senators and Delegates from Mont
yomerv and Prince Georges countle
in the Maryland Legislature. earnestl
requesting them to use their best e
forts to secure the passage of the tn
indorsed by the farmers OF the state Il
the recent convention held 1T Annap'
lis. looking to the establishment {
farmers Institutes and as>in" for tn
appropriation of 50 900 cr annnm Io
this purpose.
Mr. b. + Duvall, Of this count
called on Governor Lowndcs Tuesday
ami asked to be appointed inspector {
state tobacco warehouse No ). II
was accompanied by MessrS. John "
Belt, L. w. Hunter. John Wilson
Robert Seaborn. NJ c. Warin@. jaime
Christmas. W. :. Rvon. George Dale
Reginald Burroughs. Il. H. Brooke an
Charlton SaSSccr: also bV the tire
members Of the House from this cuH
tv. Mr. Robert W. Hunter acted u
Spokesman The indications are tina
the wishes of the DELEGATION viii h.
%ratitiel.