The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-09-30
otal a,o personal.
BREVITTES.

guests at 'ElerSlle' last Sunday.
There will be a regular meeting OF
the Orphans Court next Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs James Rogers, Of
Badensburg, spent last Tuesday here.
There will be meeting of the Ladies
Association next Monday at o clock p. m
Mr. Vim. Flint has returned to Marl-
boro' after spending the summer at Camp
Springs.
Master Webb Griffith has entered the
Freshman class at the Western Maryland
College.
Mrs. c. V. A. Clagett has gone on a
trip this week to Philadelphia and Tren-
ton, N. J.
Mr.. C. Courtnay Crandell spent Sun
dav with his sister, Mrs W. II. Suite, of
Washington.
Mrs Julia Hall Osborn and her guests
Miss Mitchell and Miss Walton, spent
yesterday at Mt Vernon.
Master VIM Berry and Master Samuel
G. Townshend, Jr., have been enrolled as
students at St. Johns College.
Mrs WHITE of this county, has re-
turned home after pleasant visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Cook, of Bowie.
The Salmagundi has been reorgaaiz-
ed and will meet at Mrs. Julia Hall
Osborns next Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Susie Clagctt entertained num-
Der of friends at tea on Tuesday after
noon, in honor of Mrs. Osborn's guests.
Miss Hattie White, of this county,
has been visiting at Cheltenham, rs lii,
guest of Misses Rosie and Lizzy Lovelcss
In consequence of the small atten
dance of pupils, the pubic schools of this
town have been closed until Monday,
October 10th.
Mr. Joseph S. Wilson and Mr. Van
Clagett have taken temporary offices in
Mrs. Ida Bowies building on Main street
near the Court House
Col Dunn, of the Washingto and
Chesapeake Railroad, who has been away
on business for the company, is expected
to return in few days.
Mr. James B. Belt, WHO has Teen
suffering from a severe illness, has been
in town this week, and received warm
welcome from his friends.
We are pleased to note that Mr..
Charley Grant who has been sick with in
flammatory rheumatism is now conva-
descent. and we hope to see him out soon.
railroad is rapidly nearing completion I'M
der the skillful workmanship of Contrac-
tor Winston, of Alexandria, and his ca
pable mechanics.
Mr.. Carter Bowie, who recently re-
turned from camp with the Baltimore 9TH
Regiment, was here on Wednesday. He
says he has had enough of soldier life to
satisfy him for long time.
The order of services at ST. Mary's
Hall is as follows: Mass at 900 a. M, for
the colored people, and at 1890 a. M, for
the white members of the parish. The
Mass tomorrow will be at "a NJ
MIR. W. S. Hill, Director, and Mr. j.
Selwyn Sasscer, Secretary, of our local
Chapter of St. Andrews Brotherhood,
are delegates to the thirteenth annual
convention now being held in Baltimore.
MIR. W. Tilden Davis, the genial and
obiging chief clerk of the Farmers Hotel,
will continue in the employ of the new
no ,,1a
his many friends who patronize the
house.
The dancing school for children, held
by Mrs. VIM. G. Brooke and Miss Eleanor
Forbes, is progressing finely. Several
additions were made to the roll last Satur-
day, and the little ones enjoyed themselves
very much.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. Malcolm Henry will
return to their home in Washington to-
morrow. During their summer sojourn
in our midst they have formed many plea
SAINT friendships, and we trust they may
be induced to come again.
The Farmers Hotel is now conduct
Cd o., Mr>srs. Gore and Payne, the new
proprietors, who make an announcement
in another column. They should receive
liberal share of public patronage for
they will spare no pains to deserve it.
The schedule of the initial open cen
tury run of the Arlington Wheelmen,
which will take place on October 9th, has
been arranged. This town is among the
points included in the run, and the hun
dreds, who will be in the race will present
an interesting sight.
In a letter from Santiago de Cuba.
dated September 2lst., Mr. A. Sydney
Hill says he had pleasant voyage from
Charleston, S. c., on board the L. S.
Transport Minnewaska From Santiago
he will go to Ponce, Porto Rico, and from
there will proceed to New York.
The several members of the family of
the late Mr.. George H. Bunnell are about
to give up their residence here having
rented house in Baltimore, where the
two older brothers are at work and one of
the sisters is attending school They will
be very much missed by their many friends
We wish them abundant success and hap
piness.
Mr.. T. G.. Tucker who has for fifteen
years conducted the Farmers Hotel with
so much success, having sold all his
interest therein, will take up his future
residence on a farm near Annapolis
He and Mrs Tucker, who so ably assisted
him in conducting the hotel, will carry
with them the best wishes of many
friends.
The attention of voters is called to
the fact that the registration officers will
sit in all the districts next Tuesday to reg
lister new voters and to make transfers.
The sooner this matter is attended to the
better, for it will prevent a rush on the
18th of October, which is the only other
day provided for registration If you are
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