The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-06-18
BREVITTES.

Miss Rachel Levin, of Hyattsville, has
been on a visit to this town.
Gov. Lowndes has appointed j. W.
Gray, Justice of the Peace for Laurel
district.
Mrs. Joseph A. Wilson, of Baltimore
is on visit to her son, nv. Joseph S.
Wilson
Mr. Andrew Nj. Coffman of Baltimore
has been elected Cashier, Of the Bank of
Southern Maryland.
The Salmagundi will meet on We'd
nesday, the 23rd inst, at BLEAK Hill'' the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank w. Hill.
Mems suit and shoe sales at Oehm's
Acme Hall, Baltimore, will save you
many dollars are truly worthy goods.
We are indebted to Mr. a. l.. Wilkin-
son for an invitation to attend the
annual celebration of the Philokalan
Society of St. Johns College.
A beautiful Bishops chair has been
added to the furnishings of Trinity Church
by lady of the congregation in loving
memory of d deceased brother.
In the graduating exercises of St.
Johns College the degree OF Bachelor of
Arts was conferred upon Mr.. Joseph B.
Douglas, of Rosaryville, this county.
MIR. and Mrs Lucas, of Spokane, State
of Washington, are on a visit to Mr..
and Mrs Thomas Clagett of "Keokuk.'
Mrs. Lucas is q daughter of Hon. VIM.
A. Clagett
The Comptroller has made the quar-
terly distribution of the public school tax.
This county will receive as its proportion
$3,3s1. 05 for white and 81, $50 50 for col
ored schools
The editor attended the Alumni
Banquet at St. Johns College on Wednes-
day night. He and his daughter were the
guests of Mr.. James NJ Munroe while
in Annapolis.
Gen. John w. Horn has resigned his
position as Superintendent of the House
of Reformation at Cheltenham to take
effect July 1st. He will live upon his
farm near Collington.
Miss Susie E. Clagett very delight
fully entertained the Salmagundi Club
last Wednesday at "Keokuk" And be-
sides the members, Mrs. j. H. Ralston,
of Hyattsville, was present
Centennial Lodge A. F. & A. NJ. held
their first meeting in the Town Hall in
this town yesterday. A full attendance
is requested to be present at the next
meeting July 1st, at o'clock.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Mr.. Robert Lee Mullikin
and Miss Ida May Roberts, which will
take place next Tuesday at Holy Trinity
Church, Collington, at 1890 a. M.
Prof VIM. T. Briscoe, of Charlotte
Hall, is suffering with severe attack of
paralysis. He is n years of age, and has
been the instructor of many now living in
Southern Maryland. He is a gentleman
of unusual literary culture and courtesy
of manner
AT Mount Oak Church, near Multi
kin's Station, this county, on Wednesday,
Miss Blanche Walker was married by
Rev. T. J. Lambert to Mr.. James A
Keech, of Washington. D. c. The usbers
Were R. w. Peach and s. P. Hyatt. Miss
Agnes Walker was maid of honor.
Blanche Hyatt and Bette Peach were the
flower girls.
Rev. Mr.. Sontag will sail tomorrow
on the steamer, Rhineland from Phila-
delphia for Liverpool, and will spend
several months abroad. He will attend
the Lambeth Conferen ce and visit rela-
tives in Germany. The Church will be
open during his absence for the Sunday
morning services, but the evening ser
vices will be omitted
In the commencement exercises of the
Maryland Agricultural College Wcdnes-
day, the salutatCry address was delivered
by VIM. S. Weldon and the valedictory
address by j. ID. Cronmiller, OF the gradu-
ating class. The diplomas and prizes were
pa CSCutCu ny "oNtIHOI l/lOyu LOW uucS.
An address to the graduates was deliver
ed by Hon. Henry E. Davis. In the af-
| ternoou largely attended meeting of the
college alumni ball came off in the college
hall.
The Evansville Farmers Club met at
the home of Dr. NJ d. Humes last Satur-
day evening. Colonel Powell, of Anna
polls Junction. presided, George E. Low
cree, secretary to Governor Lowndes, ac-
! tin., ~ secretary. DR.. liunc~ gave a tail.
On the sHbjrrt Of Farm Labor aa>;
! 10y the members The club decided /,
holu its annua! outing July 9to II, and
the tri will be TO Richmond and return
via James River. About forty persons
have signtied their intention of joining
the club on this trip.
The chapel at Bennings d. c., ha:
been severed from St. Matthew'S parish
and is new under the control of Trinity
Church, Washington, ID. c. This chape
has been in St. Matthew's parish for man,
| years, but the work of Rev. Mr.. MAYO ha:
increased so, by reason of the increase il
population within the territory covere,
ST. Matthew's parish located within Mary
land, that the Bisop has thought proper t.
relieve him Of the work at Rennings. Hi
work will Row cover i'lnhmcy Memori;i
Church al Evansville. 81. Lakes Churcl
at Bladcnshurg, and the ccapel at Colleg,
| Park the latter made vacant by the trans
fer OF Rev Mr. Mitchell to Curtis Bay.
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