The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-09-18
RREVITIES.
Station agent Downes is taking hi

the State Normal School.
Mrs. VIM. W. Waring and family
have moved to Washington City.
Gen. and Mrs. Horn have gone to the
Allegheny mountain for a few weeks.
Master Robert Harper, of this town,
has entered the Baltimore City College.
One hundred and tifty-three voters reg
istered in Marlboro district on Tues
day.
Miss Catherine H. Beale, of Washing
ton, is visiting her aunt, Miss Esther G.
Hill.
Mrs Joseph A. " ilson, of Baltimore
is on IA visit to her son, Mr.. Joseph 5
Wilson.
Miss D ella Connick of Anacostia, has
returned home after delightful visit at
Mrs, George Hyde.
Miss Helen Denham, of Florida, is the
guest of her school friend, Miss Mary
Beale, at "Woodland.'
The Patuxent Planters Club will
meet next Tuesday at the home Of Mr. +.
W. Hill at 5 o'clock p. m
Deputy Clerk J. n. W. Wilson spent
last week with friends and relatives in the
southern part of the county.
All the teachers, both white and color
ed, will meet here next Wednesday to re-
ceive instructions as to the use of the
free books.
Miss Mollie Hatton, of Piscataway,
and Miss Lydia Hyde, of Washington, are
the guests of Miss Louie Hyde, of
"Wiltshire"
Miss Jarie Townshend returned to
her home near Westwood on Monday,
after pleasant trip of eight days at
Atlantic City.
The repairs on Trinity Church, this
town, are nearing completion, and the
church will be ready for service on the
first Sunday in October.
We shall have to suspend the publica-
ton of the "Subaltern in America for
several weeks, to make room for the
Annual Statement Of County expenses.
A pleasant dance was give by the young
gentlemen of the neighborhood at Baden's
Hail. in Nottingham district on Monday
night in honor of Miss Emma Hoffman,
of Georgetown.
Miss Mamie Martin, daughter of
Mr.. f. P. Martin, has gone to attend X.
n H.N11 of q
Va. Miss Martin made good record at
"Weslevan Female Institute and we
predict success at the College.
Mrs Hannah Singer Curry, wife of
W. W. Curry, of Washington, died at her
summer residence at Oak Crest Monday
morning, after a short illness. Mrs. Curry,
however, had been sufferer from chronic
rheumatism for over twenty years. Mrs.
Curry's husband was Secretary of State in
Indiana under Governor Hendricks.
A great deal of interest is being taken
by farmers of the upper part of this coun-
ty in the contemplated work of State
Director Amos, who will shortly begin the
work of holding farmers institutes. Messrs.
Joseph Ager, John Miller andJ. Enos Ray
have been selected by the Chillum Grange,
of this county, to consult with the director
in regard to the institutes to be held in
this county.
As a consequence of the application
for a receiver on the part of certain cred
itors of the Columbia and Maryland Elec-
trio Railway the engineering force at
EVANSVILLE, under the direction of Mr..
Riley, have been laid off indefinitely. The
engineers say the receiver will certainly
undertake the resumption of work on the
road, as over million dollars has already
been invested in the venture.
Rev. w. S. Caughy, pastor of st.
Mary's Catholic Church at Laurel, has been
assigned by Cardinal Gibbons to St. Steph
ems Church, Pennsylvania avenue and
Twenty fifth street, n w., Washington,
DC. Rev F. p Mackall, formerly pas
tor of the Catholic Church at Pikesville
Baltimore county, but who has been abroad
for the past year, will succeed Father
take place until Sunday next, when the
new pastor will be installed by Father
Caughy.
A branch of the Continental Building
and Loan Association, of Washington, has
been organized at Aquasco by Mr.. J. IL,
Mulholland. with the following officers:
| President, f. A. Turner; vice president,
| I. NJ. keeCh: secretary and local agent,
| W. B. Hall; attorney, l.. NJ. Lawrence, ,Jr.;
appraisers, W. S Chichester, c. l.. Turner
and H. B. Contee, and treasurer, Rev. NJ.
| Campbell Strvker The Board of Direc-
tors is composed of the officers and the
following F c. Connick, DR.. William \.
Marbury, G. b. Pfeitfer, Joseph IL Young,
of John; r. G. Naylor and JOS H. Young,
of Thomas.
Headed by the Mount Pleasant Band
the Lakeland Democratic Club went to
Oxon Hill Saturday night and assisted in
organizing big Bryan and Scwall club
The officers elected were Joseph Mating.
ly, presidents Edward Dye, William Voc
j. H. Uungerford, Edward McNcy, j. ii
Gibbons, J. VI. Heiskell and J. F. Web
Sters, vice presidents; Frank l.. Engisl
and Richard Dement,, secretaries. S. G
Adams, treasurer, and J l.. Grimes andJ
ID. Dement,, Sergeantsat arms. Speechc:
were made by Judge W. F. Fleming
of Kentucky, Mr.. Charles James, Mr.. J
NJ. Heiskell and others. Much enthusi
assn was shown i'll the proceedings. Tn,
club will have a pole raising September "A
Thn laIins