The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-06-11
BREVITIES.

Tuesday.
There will be meeting ofthe Orphans
Court next Tuesday.
Miss Alice Lewis spent last Sunday
with the Misses Sasscer.
The Marlboro Base Ball Club will be
reorganized tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs O. B. Zantzinger, of
Pikesville, spent last Sunday at "Ellerslie"
Miss Priscilla NJ. Waring is the CUES t
of Mrs. Julia Hall Osborn at her hon e
Solitude"
Miss Marguerite Mimic has returned
to her home a. Suitland from an extended
visit to friends in Chicago.
The Board of Election Supervisors
will meet Tuesday for the purpose of APP
pointing Registration Judges of Election.
Tobacco planting in this county is
well advanced, probably about 80 per
cent of the crop having been already set
out
The new Bank Building is rapidly
nearing completion, and the Directors
will be ready to begin business, as prom
Used, on July list.
We are pleased to announce that Mr.
c. Ernest Smith has recovered from his
recent severe illness, and has resumed his
work in THE ENQUIRER office
The Sunday train was put on the
Pope's Greek line last Sunday. 1t arrives
at Marlboro Station at 1913 a m. and re-
turning leaves here at ). - p. M.
Rev C. F. Sontag, Rector of Trinity
Church, this town will sail for Europe
next week. He will attend the Lambeth
Conference which will meet in July.
Our thanks are due to President Sill
vester for an invitation to attend the
closing exercises of the Maryland Agri-
cultural College which will take place
next week
The children belonging to the Sunday
School of Trinity Church had a picnic at
the Rectory last Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sontag and the Sunday School teachers
exerted themselves to make the little
ones happy and they spent a very plea
SAINT day.
The Weems Steamboat Company has
just issued a most interesting little book
containing engravings of some of the
historic locations and old homes along the
company's lines including the Chesapeake
Bay, Potomac, Patuxent, and Kappa
hanock routes.
We have been requested to announce
that the members of Cheltenham Lodge,
will hold their first meeting in the Town
Hall at Upper Marlboro ,on Thursday next
ments for their accommodation having
been completed.
MIR. ]. E. McLain, General Agent of
the Guarantee Building and Loan Associa-
ton of Baltimore is in our town
organizing local branch here, and has
been very successful in interesting some
of our citizens in the enterprise The plans
are the best of any we have yet seen.
For your Salt, to put up your fish, we
have two car loads on hand Ground
Alum, per sack, 65c; fine Salt, per sack
bushels, CSC; Tobacco Bed Cotton, Fresh
Plaster, Farming Implements and Castings
| Of all kinds. Wire, &c, % to j. L. Edla
vitch's Store opposite Court House this
town
Mr.. Caleb Clark Magruder, Jr, of
Washington, eldest son of G. G. Masru-
der, Esq, graduated from the Law De-
partment of Georgetown University last
Monday with high honors. He also has
the honor of being the President of his
| class. We wish him success in his pro-
fession.
The members of the Patuxent Plant
| ers' Club and invited guests will meet at
the Patuxent Club building, Hills Land
ing, near Marlboro, ON Saturday, June
18th, at 10 A. NJ. for visit to the farm of
Mr.. F. Weems on West River. Will spend
the night on the bay shore and return
Sunday. Bathing suits to order.
Mr. Arthur n. Clagett, q divinity stu
dent at the Episcopal Seminary in FAR
| bauit, MINI, and 4 licensed Iay-reatler,
assisted Rev. Mr. Sontag in the morning
| service at Trinity Charc!i last Sunday.
| Nj. Clagett made All admirable record in
his studies and is highly esteemed BY his
instructors. He will spend his vacation
| at home.
| We have received from Rev James B.
Avirett, Rector of st. James Church,
kittrell and St Paurs Church, Louisburg,
n. c., copy of an eloquent sermon
preached by him before the S1st Annual
| Convention of the Diocese of North Car
DINA, and printed at the expense of his
two congregations. The subject is THE
Causes Affecting Church Growth"
| The regular quarterly meeting of the
| board of directors of the Colored House
of Reformation, at Cheltenllam. was held
| in Baltimore last week Mr. Frank Wood.
the president of the board, presided 1t
was decided to rebuild the portion of the
house that was burned, as soon as the
| insurance policies are paid in. The ne W
building will be exactly the same As the
other five buildings on the grounds The
old walls which are still standing, will be
utilized if possible. All the furniture in
the old building was saved and viii DC
| put into use in the new structure