Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-09-30
Friday, September 80, 1898
LOCAL BREvITIEs.


The Orphans Court will meet next Tues
day.
County Commissioners viii meet next Tues
day.
Miss Josephine jenkins is visiting friends in
Baltimore
Mr. Bernard Digges, who has been suffer-
Ing for several weeks with severe cold is
improving
Miss Katie Aibrittain is visiting relatives
in Washington.
Miss Frances Carrico is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Deyliu, Forest Glen.
The forty Hours Devotion will begin in
Bryantown church next Sunday.
The Washington 4 Potomac Railroad is
again advertised for sale for taxes.
Mr. Lee Clements barn and stable a, New
port was destroyed BY FIRE on Tuesday night
Mr.. Samuel wnder. returned yesterday
frompleassnt visit to friends in Baltimore.
Hiss Edith Hamilton is spending several
weeks with the Misses Hamilton, Prospect
Hal"
dance will be given in St. Peters Church
hall on Friday, October 18th, for the benefit Of
that Church.
See advertisement OF Mr.. J. C. Howard for
u gold ring that was lost between La Plata
and Lothair.
Rev. father Schleuter has decided to build
sr,harch in this town. Where there is will
these is way.
Mr. Edward Dutton. Of the District Column
bia Volunteers, is at the home Of his father,
Mr.. John 7. Dutton.
Mr.. Arthur Digges, Of Washington, spent
Sunday with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. Robert
Digges, Highlands"
Let every Republican who has nos register
ed, see that his name is put on the Registra-
ton book next Tuesday
Miss Florence Ballard, of Armstrong, Gator
4 Co, of Baltimore has charge of Mrs. NJ H.
VOLTS Millinery Parlor
A marriage license was issued on Monday
to Mr. Charles Frederick and Miss Minnie
Damrion, both Of Rock Point.
Rev. Father Schleuter, Of st. Thomas
Church, made number of social calls IN this
neighborhood during the week.
Mr.. Archie Montgomery, OF Washington,
spent the week with his mother, Mrs. A J.
Montgomery, near Bryantown.
Nr. Charles H Wade, of the Q S Navy,
left for Lis post of duty on Wednesday, after
n short trip to friends in the county.
Miss Blanche Wade, Of Baltimore, returned
home Tuesday after an enjoyable soiourn with
The family of Mr. c. E. Wade, this town.
The Rev. r. Gregory Of Baltimore will
lecture on matrimonial subjects at Nanjimoy
Baptist Church next Thursday evening.
Mr. Julian de Court, of ths list New York
Volunteers, is on three weeks furlough at
the home of Mr.. A. 7 Lloyd, Piccswsxeu
Misses. Belle and Maud Murphy, after a
pleasant visit to Mr. P c. Murphy, have re.
turned to their home in Montgomery county
Mr. L. B. Owens has been appointed post.
master at MeConchie vice William ". Barnes
Nc. Owens expects to take charge Of the Office
to-day.
Nr. Ward Cruikshsnk, of the Phiadelphis
Press, was welcome visitor to his man,
friends in this neighoorhood, during th'
week
Mrs. Fannie Evans who has been guest 0
her sister, Mrs S. E. Mudd left for the ham,
of her mother, Prince Georges county OF
Monday.
Our editorial and local columns ere some
what curtailed this week owing to the publ
cation Of the annual levy which should prov,
Of interest to our readers.
Rev. Ell Dewitt will lecture on the Earl,
history of Charles County at Hill Ton ant
Glymont Churches on Sunday. October 9th
See announcement elsewhere
Rev. Father Meurer came down on Nonda,
to make his retreat at St. Thomas Church
where be was formerly stationed, but was IN
able to do so owing to recent sickness.
The Mrtual Resa,va Fnna ris0 Aoso.;o,,on