The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-07-16
BREVITIES.

i he orpn;lnS AouTt Will Hict' heA'
Tuesday.
The County Commissioners will he
in session next Tuesday.
Miss Rose Butler, of Virginia, is
visiting Miss Emily NJ. Clagett.
Miss Julia Griffith, of Baltimore, is on
a visit to her aunt, Mrs. Julia Hall Osborn.
Mrs. Harriet Dorset is spending the
summer with her daughter. Mrs Emily
NJ. Clagett
MIR. Thos J. Clagett and family are
on a visit to Mr.. Clagctt's mother at
Oakland"
Mrs Pcrrie, wife of Mr.. Albert Pcrrie
of Towson, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ri
naldo Pcrrie
.-Messls. Rinal,lo and Nelson Perrie
have been on visit to Mr.. Thomas Con-
rad in Virginia.
There will be i game of baseball IT,
morrow at Baden between the Marlboro
and Baden teams.
Miss Alice Harper has gone to At
lanta, Ga, to spend the summer with her
sister, Mrs Mamie WALES.
Miss Katherine Billopp and Master
Van Dyke Brooke are visiting Miss Lucy
and Master Harold Sasscer.
Mrs. Clarence Hall has moved into
the house on Main street formerly occu
pied by Mr.. John II. Traband.
1t was rumored here yesterday that
Mr.. John L. Edlavitch will be appointed
postmaster of this town to-day.
Mrs. Augusta Byrncs and daughters,
Mammie and Genevieve, of Washington,
are visiting Mrs NJ. NJ. Byrnes.
Mr. and Mrs. J Benson Perrie and
Miss Grace Hutchinson spent the past
week at the Mountain Lake Park Camp
Meeting.
Miss Ncttie Cover and Master Webb
Griffith entertained Il number of their
little friends at a progressive angling party
on Wednesday afternoon.
"A IlluSiSulC anu tttllNt " Ill bC litl'i
the canning factory at Halls station on
July Goth, for the benefit of the public
school library at that place.
For Soft Coal, Binding Irvine,
Plaster, Machine Oil, Paris Green, White
was Lime, Brushes, Paint. Lumber, &c,
go to J. l.. Edlavitch Bargain Merchant
Father TrinkhauS celebrates Mass
every morning at st. Mary's Church,
this Town, at 80 o'clock. Masses are
said on Sundays at the usual hours. 8 and
10 o'clock.
We learn that a barn, belonging to
Mr.. Henry kcrby in OXon Hill district
was struck by lightning last Friday and
were also burned.
Great July and August Sale in Men 5
and Boys Clothing, Shoes, Hats and
Furnishing, Bicycles and SunGries at
Ochm's Acme Hall, corner Baltimore and
Charles Streets, Baltimore, Nd.
Our thanks are due to Mr. William L.
Rothsten, Assistant Cashier of the Balti-
more, Chesapeake and Atlantic Railroad
company, for Il copy of the Summer EN-
cursion Book issued by the company.
Emma Brown, Il colored woman, who
was committed to jail here from Branch
vile, to await the action of the Crane
! Jury, on the charge of larceny, died last
S,,,, H. 4 #
decided that she died from natura
| causes
Pursuant to Il call of State Senator
| Louis c. Carrico, the several members o
the democratic central committees for the
Southern Maryland counties met a
Mechanicsvillc, st. Mary's county Mon
day for the purpose of naming the day
and place for holding the judicial con
vention for the seventh judicial circuit
The committees have decided upon til,
2:id of August and the town of La Plat;
AS the date and place, respectively, on
which to nominatc
The Brooklyn correspondent Of thu
Washington sta writing under date OF
the 9th instant, says REV. Joseph Gun
name of Upper Marlboro, the new paste
of st. Anthonys Church, took up hi
charge last Sunday. The congregation
is much pleased with him. and anticipate
having much earnest work done for tn,
future progress of the church during hi
passionate. He has taken hold of affair
quickly, and appears to take much inter
est in his flock. Father Cunnane also ha
the Soldiers Home Chapel in his charge
As yet arrangements have not been com
plcted to have masses at : and 10 o'clocl
in the morning every Sunday, bat will b.
soon. Rev Father Cunnanc has takei
up his residence at Mrs T. Lambs hous
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