The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-05-20

Mrs. thafIcS |. Nlagelt ana her
daughters Misses Alice and May, have
returned home after spending the winter
in Washington. Mrs. Clagett's cousin,
Miss Collins from the West, is spending 4
few weeks with her.
The additional 5000 necessary to com
plete the fund of $45 900 for the purchase
of 40. Massachusetts avenue rs Il resi-
dencc for Bishop H. y. Satterlee has been
subscribed and all the money paid. The
purchase will be completed at once.
The dwelling house of Mrs v S. A.
Douglass was destroyed by fire Monday
night on her farm. near Linden Station,
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad All
the furniture was burned, with the excep-
ton of what was in one room. We are
on the property.
Major and Mrs Nicholas Snowdcn
Hill, of Baltimore, have sent out invita-
tions to the marriage of their daughter.
Mary Carroll, to DR.. James J. Mills on
May 81 at the Cathedral. Only the fam
lily and very intimate friends will be pre-
sent afterwards at the breakfast at the
home of the bride.
Mrs. Sattcree and Miss Satterlee will
accompany the Bishop on his visitation to
this county, spending next Saturday Ms ht
and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Sontag at
the Rectory. The Bishop will come from
St. Barnabas' Church and join them here
Sunday evening in time for the confirma-
ton service at 80 p. m.
Prof. 4. w. Hawks, the "Laughing
Philosopher" will give lecture in the
Protestant Episcopal Church, Forestville
this evening, at s p. M, for the benefit of
the Ladies Aid Society. Those who have
heard Prof Hawks will be delighted to
hear him again, and those who have never
heard him, should not miss the grand
be.
There was meeting of the Superyi-
sors of Election Tuesday. The members
of the Board are Mr.. Luther Brashears,
Claude G. Mckee and William d. Barry.
The Board organized by electing Mr..
Brashears, President. John B. Contee,
Attorney to the Board and William H.
Harper, secretary The Board adjourned
to meet on June 21st. 1898, when officers
of registration will be appointed.
The site for the High School at Lau
rel we hear has been selected, the lot is
located on Montgomery street between
Church and Seventh streets. The one
offered by Mayor Phelps was considered
too far from the depot. That decided
upon belongs to the Miss Cronmiller who
offer it to the Committee for 81 800. Plans
for the new buildings have been made by
Architect Mason of Baltimore. The
amount necessary to raise the building
fund to $4,000 is being subscribed,
We have received from Hon. VIM. II.
Clagett a copy of his book, just out of
press, entitled Money, Banks, Panics,
and Prosperity" 1t is one Of the ablest
productions yet published upon the Silver
issue and will hey materially in advanc-
ing the cause. Judge Clagett took an
active part in the campaign of 1896 in the
Northwest, and he is able speaker as well
as graceful writer His book is not
partisan in its nature. 1t points out
clearly the causes Of business troubles
and is rich in valuable information.
Miss Susan Alexina Zantzinger niece
of the late Admiral d. G. FArragut, was
married ON Saturday last to Rev. f lward
Turner Lawrence, rector of St. Marks
Protestant Episcopal Church, on The
Hill, Pikcsville, Md The ceremony was
performed by Rev. William Taylor Snyder
of Washington, ID. c., at the residence of
the brides brother, Sir. Otway B. Zant-
Finger, - West Preston street, Baltimore.
Among those present were Mr.. Loyal
Farra gut, of New York; Captain James
j.. Wilson, L. s. A Mrs. George l.. New
ton, Norfolk, Va; Miss Camilla Loyal,
San Francisco, Cal; Miss Virginia Farra-
gut Wilson, Miss Mary Augusta Wilson,
Miss Minnie Chew.
The Forestville choir of the Church
of the Seventh Day Adventist met at the
residence of Mr.. Dustin, on Cedar Lane
and the Marlboro Pike, last Saturday eve
ming, and was well attended by the
many friends of the society. The parlors
were tastefully decorated for the OCCASION
and the tapers were lighted from the col
ors of the tlag-red, white and blue Sup
per was served by the hostess, Miss Car
RE Dustin, assisted by the Misses Beall
and Martha Radtke. Among those pres
ent were: Miss NJ. Radtke, Misses Beall,
Miss Thompson, Miss Hayes, Miss Owen,
Miss Rose Dustin, Miss Carrie Dustin,
Miss Addie Fowler, Miss Carver Miss
Nettie Birch. Miss Grimly, Mrs Radthe
Augustan Radtke, Mr.. Ball, Mr. Rawlings.
Mr. A. NJ. Curry, Mr. Joseph Dustin, Mr.
John Dustin, Mr.. b. Fowler, MIR. and Mrs
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Beall. Mr.. and
Mrs. Grumly, Mr., Abner Hood, Elmer
Grimly. Harry Grimly, Mr.. Clarence
Birch, Mr. A. Williams, Henry Masky,
Willie Masky, and many others.
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