The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-12-31

| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shafter Jr.
Miss Lee Keller of Laurel and Miss Id;
&. Everett of Landover are spending
a wee!, in New York City
There will be a meeting of the patron:
of the Marlboro Academy on Monday
next at - o'clock to elect Board Of
Trustees for the ensuing year.
Mr. Andrew NJ Coffman the courteous
Cashier of our Bank, has rented the dwell
ing house of Mr. c. c. Magruder in this
town, and moved in yesterday.
Master Willie Marbury and his sister
Miss Katharine, spent the Christmas holi
days in Baltimore with their uncle, L. S
District Attorney William l.. Marbury
The following young men were here
for the Christmas holidays: Allen Griffith
Wilton Redmiles, Harry Nally, Gardner
| Coale. NJ. V. Bunnell, Charles NJ. Bunnell
Mr.. Charles NJ. Sheafe, Jr., of Seattle
| Washington State, who is a member of the
| Senior class of Harvard University, has
| been 4 on visit to his aunt Mrs. I. S. Wilson
William II. Jr., James and Robert
Harper spent Christmas at home The
latter has recently been elected the
President of his class at the Polytechnic
Institute, Baltimore
You can save cents and dollars by
visiting J. l.. Edlavitch's two stores. A
great display of Holiday Goods, Toys
Dolls, Carriages, and Novelties. Right
| prices and large assortment.
The PIRATES Cave" on the Chesa.
peake Bay near Fairhaven is attracting
| considerable attention. 1t is said to be
the most interesting cave yet discovered
within the borders of the state.
Lieutenant Tisdale, of the U. s. Navy
spent Christmas Day with his family at
the home of Judge Merrick. He has
just returned from a three years cruise
| and hopes now to be stationed in Washing
ton
Mr.. James A. Martin of the battleship
Massachusetts spent Christmas with
his brother, Mr. j ohm Martin of this town
He will join the ship at Brooklyn, N. Y,
whence he will go to Florida for the
winter.
Mr. Miller, son of exCounty Com
missioner Miller, of this county, fell from
an electric car near Chevy Chase on Sun
day last and broke his leg. The youn g
man met with similar accident about a
month since.
The children of Trinity Church Sun
day School will have their Christmas
entertainment in the Town Hall, to-day.
They are requested to assemble at the
church at 3 O'Clock, and after a short
service will march to the Hall
Mr. A. W. Langford, of Salisbury
Nd, who erected the Bank building in
this town last summer, died on Sunday
last of pneumonia. He leaves widow
and four small children. Mr. Langford
was one of the largest contractors on the
Eastern Shore.
DR.. J. II. Owens, registrar of the
Maryland Agricultural College, met with
painful accident several days since,
which necessitates the using of crutches
He fell from the steps leading from the
residence of Dr. c. A. Wells, at Hyatts-
vile, and wrenched his leg.
A large force of men and teams con-
tinue at work on the new railroad ncar
Westphalia, and immense quantities of ties
are being hauled along the line. 1t looks
rs if the anticipations of the promoters to
have the road in operation, as for as
Marlboro, by the Spring may be realized
The Christmas issue of the Breeders
Ga:cfte was superb number, illustrated
by ten beautiful colorcd plates of live
stock. 1t is published by The Sanders
Publishing Co, of Chicago, and in con.
nection with THE ENQUIRER can be Sc.
cured for 81 per year Those who sub
scribe now can get the Christmas number
1t is now getting time to put away
your meats, &c. We have reduced oul
prices on Ground Alum Salt to &c; Fine
Salt, CSC: Purest Ground and Whole pep
per, Cayenne Pepper Sage. Whole and
Ground; Saltpetre and all kinds of spices,
at astonishing low prices. Do not fail to
give me call J. l.. Edlavitch, Bargain
Merchant
The editor was very agreeably sur
prised to find in the agricultural columns
of the last issue of the Baltimore "W eekly
Sum- under complimentary head lines,
his essay on Farm Economics which
was read fefore the PatuXcnt Planters
Club in September. The Sun" copied
from The Country Gentleman" publish
ed at Albany, New York, in which jour
nal the article appeared several weeks
ago.
AT recent meeting of the Maryland
State Grange the following Prince Geor-
gians were elected Master-J. B. Ager
of Evansville; Ceres-Mrs. J. B. Ager, of
Hvattsville; Flora-Mrs Olive r. Beall
Beltsville Mr.. w. S. Powell, president
of the Evansville Farmers Club addressed
the meeting in behalf of good roads, and
Mr. Fillmore Beall was made Il member
of the Committee whose duty is to con-
fer with other similar bodies in the State
who have the good roads movement in
hand.
Rev. \. S. II. Winsor, who was once
| the Rector Of Trinity church, this town,
has accepted call to Grace Memorial
Church, Darlington, Hartford county. In
letter to the editor he says: Il am again
permanently settled in dear old Mary
land | have been wishing to return
ever since | LEFT the Diocese six years
ago. The country here is very beautiful
| and have no doubt that shall find the
| same refined and hospitable people that
had the privilege of ministering to in
| your Parish y
DIED.