The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1897-04-23

cldeQ TO return TO active service, ana mas
accepted the first lieutenancy of Company
D., of said Regiment.
For your stylish Spring Hats, and
Caps, Ribbons, Feathers, white, tan and
black Slippers; Extracts, Pcrfumcry Soaps
and Easter Novelties, call at J. L. Edla-
vitch's Store opposite Court House, this
town.
Services in Trinity Church next Sun
day as follows: Holy Communion at 7:30
a. m, Sunday school and presentation of
Children's Easter Offerings at $50 o'clock
Morning Prayer and Sermon at II a. m,
Evening Service 7:30.
A meeting of the Ladies Association
was held on Monday for the annual cleo
ton of officers. Mrs. l. S. Wilson was
elected President; Mrs. C. G. Magruder
Vice President; Mrs James Harris, Secre-
tary; Mrs. l.. A. Griffith, Treasurer.
-Messrs R. Irving Bowie, Robert Y.
Humphrey and Frederick Binger, as
Bridge Commissioners, have awarded the
contract for building bridge over
Charles Branch on the public road in Mr..
Binger farm, to F. G. Padgett for $3.50.
Hampton Magruder of the town has
been honored by the Georgetown Univcr-
sity Law School in being selected to
represent the Debating Society in the
inter collegiate debate with the University
of New York to be held in New York
on June 4.
For your Salt, to put up your fish, we
Alum. per sack, 65c; fine Salt, per sack
bushels, CSC; Tobacco Bed Cotton, Fresh
Plaster, Farming Implements and Castings
of all kinds, Wire, &c, go to J. L. Edla
witch of this town.
Miss Mamie COLLISION, dluglter of
Mr. and Mrs Charles G. COLLISION Of Wash
ington, and a cousin of Mrs. James H.
Crandell, of this town, was married to
Mr. Luther l.. Derrick, at the Metropoli-
tan NJ. E. Church, Washin gton ID. c., on
Wednesday evening last. After their
bridal trip, the happy couple will reside
at 923, Virginia Ave, s. W.
On Monday the following were re-
elected Vestrymen of Trinity Church, this
town: Judge r. B. B. Chew, Joseph S.
W ilson, William B. Clagett, Fred. Sasscer,
John H. Traband, R. B. B. Chew Jr, I.
S. Wilson and w. S. Hill The vestry
elected Messrs. Fred Sasscer, delegate and
1. S. Wilson alternate, to the Episcopal
which meets in St. Paurs
Church, Washington, on May 10Th
The Easter offering at Trinity Church
in this town amounted to $791.19. 1t will
be used for liquidating the debt for re-
pairs last year and for other church pur-
poses. 1t is pleasing to note the many
that have been made in
this church in the past few wears. Rev.
Mr.. Sontag is doing a good work here,
and has a warm place the affections of his
The March number of the Nmirnal
Printer Journalist" contains an account
Of the proceedings of the last convention,
held in Galveston, Texas Among the
papers published in full is that of Mr.. l.
5. Wilson, who was prevented by sickness
from attending. 1t is an interesting con-
to the discussion of the subject
Of Business Management and Co opera
lion. The editor of THE ENQUIRER, who
was also absent, was honored by being
continued as member of Executive Com
nittee.
There was a large meeting of the
Tobacco Growers Association here on
Tuesday. The meeting was called to
order by the President, Mr. William B.
Clagett. Mr.. A. G. Darcy, acted as
Secretary. Quite number of new
members Joined, and paid their dues to
the Treasurer. Mr.. George w. Wilson.
The stencils for members of Association
have been procured and distributed 1t
is hoped that much good will grow out of
this movement. The French contract
will be given out on the 14th of May and
will be for 1900 hogsheads of Maryland
The annual meeting of the private
stockholders ofthe Marylan A Agricultural
College was held Wednesday, Col Ohio
H. Williams presided and DR.. Joseph R.
Owens acted as secretary There were
5,9s7 shares of stock represented either in
person or by proxy, of which Mr. Will
mot johnson voted 3, 1S4 shares: Ohio H.
Williams, 800; Charles B. Calvert, 176:
c. H. Stanley, S77; Maj H. Alvord, 100,
and VIM. B. Sands, 80 shares Messrs.
Wilmot johnson, Charles B. Calvert,
Allen Dodge, Charles II. Stanley and
Murray Vandiver were elected trustees to
represent the private stockholders in the
general board. The annual meeting of
the whole board of trustees, of whom the
State has one half, will be held the second
Friday in June at the college. MANY
improvements have been made through
out the college, and the institution is said
to be in IA flourishing con dition.