The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-05-14
BREVITIES.

Mrs James Cobb and son, of Clayto n,
Del, ARE visiting at the home of her parents
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin H. Brown.
The next meeting of the Patuxent
Planters Club will be at the home of Mr..
Geo. W. Brooke on Tuesday, May 18TH
at O'clock sharp.
Mrs. G. A. Ryon, and son Frank, and
Mr. and Mrs. p. B. Ryon, and daughter,
of Washington, spent Sunday with Mrs.
James H. Crandell, of this town.
-Messrs. j. J. F. Shaw and John w.
Talbert will act as statesmen for the Mary :
land Commission Agency in the place of
the late Richard o. Mullikin, Esq,
Rev. Father c. McCready, on New
York, visited his cousin, Mrs. J. l.. Martini
last week, at her home near here, and
Miss Alice McCarren, of Emmittsburg, IS
on a visit to her aunt, Mrs. J. L. Martin.
Mr. Nelson Vermillion, a carp enter,
employed in building barn for Mr.. John
o. Brady, near Westphalia, fell from the
top of the barn last Friday, and received
internal injuries. He is under medical
treatment and is doing we'll
-Welearn that Hon. W. Fletcher Perrie
has been solicited by some of the Demo-
Gratis in Nottingham and Aquasco districts
to be candidate for State Senator, sub
ject to the action of the County Conven-
ton
Charles Henry Stewart, colored, who
was sent to Baltimore on April 18th for
the Pasteur Treatment, was discharged
last week as cured, and has returnedto his
home near Baden, in Nottingham dis
trio
w invite the attention of planters
and farmers to the advertisement of
Messrs. Crispin & Dawkins, the we'll
known Commission Merchants of Balti-
more. Mr. J. H. Dorset is connected
with this firm and would be pleased to
serve his friends in this county.
We have received a copy of the Fiji
tie enth Annual Report of the Baltim ore
Eye, Ear and Throat Charity Hos pital
and also some tickets for distrib ution
among the poor, suffering from disease
of these organs, which will adm it them to
the free dspensary.
Miss Marguerite Saxton, an accom-.
plished elocutionist, will give an entertain
ment in the Town Hall, next Tuesday
n light under the auspices of the Ladies
Association of Trinity Church. Cake and
ice cream will be served during the even.
ing.
We have received from Prof. A
Albrecht, of Baltimore, a copy of an
interesting document written by him,
entitled Astronomical Doctrines Present
ed in New Aspects" The Professor adj
vances some new ideas on scientific sub.
jects which WILL no doubt, attract wide
attention.
The Directors Of the Fair Association
will have erected upon the grounds "a hand
some and commodious Poultry Exhibi
ton Hall from the proceeds of sale OF
stock. The poultry show was an interest
ing feature of the last exhibition, and it is
! aimed to make it more attractive thar
ever this year.
Bishop Satterlee, of the Diocese Of thu
Protestant Episcopal Church, will admins
| ter the rites of confirmation at st. Andrew.
| Chapel, College Park Md, on Saturda,
| May 10. On Sunday he will confirm al
| Rockville, Md, and in the afternoon Ii,
/ will visit Gathcrsburg tor the sane pur
pose. He will visit Trinity Church, Thu
| town, on the 2Sth, inst
The program has been completed fo
the convention of the Maryland Bankers
Association, to be held June 3 and 3 a
Cumberland. Hon. Lyman J Gage. Sec
rotary of the Treasury; Comptrolle
Eek els and Postmaster General Gary ar,
among those who have excepted invita-
tions to be present. Senators German ant
| Wellngto have also been invited.
Rev. J. Arthur Evans, who was former
ly rector of St. Paul's Parish this county
and who recently resigned as rector o.
Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal Churc
Cumberland. Nd. has accepted an invita-
ton to become assistant 10 Rev. c. Ern es
Smith at the Church of st Michael an
All Angels, Baltimore Md. He intends t
take up graduate work at the Johns HOr
!, kins University for the degree of docto
of philosophy.
The B. & o. Market Company hav
leased extensive property at the corne
of New Jersey Avenue and d Street, n
w., Washington and will open publ
market about the middle of this month.
will be one of the finest markets in tn
city and be right on the line of travel be
tween this county and Washington O.
the formal opening Of the market abou
the 10Th instant. a handsome souveni
will be presented to every one in attcn
dance.
Representative Mudd secured Mon
day the appointment of J. E. Ryan as
carpenter at the Naval Academy MI
Mudd Endorsed Mr.. Ryan upon tn
recommendation of DR. Tuck. OF Anna
polls. As an indication of the interc>
taken in politics in Anne Arundel count
it is said MIR. Ryan was bitterly oppose
by the Petherbridge faction who are r,
gardcd as friends of Governor Lowndc
and therefore, opposed to Mr.. Mudd
prospective candidacy for the Unite
States Senate