The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-04-15

inc the Easter holidays.
Hon. sydney f. Mudd and family
have returned to their country home
near La Plata. for the summer
Miss Annie Atkinson and Miss Hell, II
OwingS, of Baltimore, spent Sunday and
Monday with Mrs T c. Tucker.
corporate Communion of the Brothc.
hood of St Andrew will he Celebrated I
Trinity Church on Sunday. April .th Il
80 n III.
Mr.. Willie Hill. who is in the real
Easter with his arnt-, Miss Mamie Bowie
and Miss Nellie Moran.
MIR. Robert Bcalc who is studying
electricity at the Johns Hopkins Universe
ty spent 'thc Easter holidays with his
aunt, Miss Esther G. Hill.
The election of Ncstrymcn took place,
as customary, on Easter Monday imme-
diatcly after morning service at Trinity
Church, and resulted as follows: Judge
r. b. B. Chew McSSrs Frederick Sassccr,
| William b. Clagett, John Ii. Traband, r.
B. b. Chew, Jr., Joseph S. Wilson and
William s. Hill. Senior Warden. Fred
erick Sassccr: Junior Warden r. b. B.
Chew, Jr.
Mr.. Robert Harper, who is n student
al the Polytechnic School in Baltimore
read an Essay on Education recently be-
| e., -
member At the Anniversary Celcbra-
ton of the School on Thursday next he
will read a poem entitled "Thc Suliote
Mother The literary talents of this
young gentleman reflect great credit on
him, and his success is very gratifying to
his friends at homc-'fd- f'o.
| A meeting of ladies was held at the
home of Mrs II. :. Hill on Wednesday
afternoon for the purpose Of organizing
social club to give dances at regular
intervals in the Town Hall during the
summer. Mrs. II. s Hill was elected
| President, Miss Mary Beale and Miss
Mary Merrick Secretaries, and Mrs F. W.
Hill, Treasurer. An adjourned meeting
will be held on next Wednesday after
noon at the Town Hall at , clock
Miss Mittic Mudd, daughter of the
late Francis f. Mudd, of Prince Georges
county, an one of the Oldest teachers in
Charles county, died near Gallant Green,
in that county, Wednesday morning,
March ,th, of Acmorrhage, of the lungs.
She was fifty eight years of age and had
been teaching public school in Charles
county for the last twentv-fi five years. She
was buried at Boonc's Chapel, near
| Rosaryvillc. Miss Muhd leaves two
brothers Mcssrs Thomas VI. and Francis
f. Mudd and three sisters
Mrs Brashcar>, wife of Mr.. Luther
| BraShcars, one of the Prince Georges
| election supervisors, WAS seriously hurt
in a runaway last week Her horse he
came frightened at the upper end of
Mont gomcrv street. i" Llurcl the car
riagc was upset and Mrs Brashcars
thrown out She sustained three severe
scalp wounds and numerous Commissions.
PasScrs-bv carried her to the residence of
Mr. Charles t. ShaiIer, ,Ir., and a ply
stefan was summoned. Aftcrward she
was removed 10 her home at Confess
DR. Samuel & Busey entertained a
large number of his friends 4, his resi-
dence in Washington last Friday evening
the occasion btin:. the liftieth anniversary
of his graduation rs doctor Of medicine
The spacious home was fragran' with
flowers which had been sent to him from
| friends a. greeting of affection and
esteem One Of the many pleasant Incl
dents of the anniversary was the receipt
of resolutions adopted by the Medical
Society of the District of which he is
president: Among those present was
Senator Clagett, of this county who is Il
nca. relative of De- BuScy.
| Invitations have been received in
Baltimore from Judge and Mrs. William
George Bennett. of Weston, W. Va, To
the wedding OF their daughter. Miss
Margaret, To Mr.. Robert Crane The
ccrcmon? will take place on the Goth in
stant at II ,on at st. PAuls Church. West
on. Miss Bennett is charming young
lady, and is popular not only in the social
circles, but also throughout West Virginia.
| Mr. Grain is well known prominent
young attorney of Baltimore After the
wedding Mr. and Mrs. Grain will make a
tour of Europe Miss Bennett is Il niece
of Mrs. VIM. d. Bowie of this county.
AT the Parish meeting of Epiphany
Parish, in this county, he'd on Easter
Monday at Addison Chapel, the following
gentlemen were chosen as vcstrymen.
For Addison Chapel, MeSSrS. Tho. II.
Brooks, John W Collins and VIM A.
Lushy For Epiphany Church, Forcstytllc
Mcssrs J. Suit Richie, W. L. r. Suit,
J. T. b. Suit, f. Wcrton Brown and
Isaiah ZONES. After organizing the new
Nestry elected. to represent the Parish, in
the Third Annual Convention Of the
bio, csc OF Washington, McsSrS ThoS r.
Brooks and f. Wcrton Brown Lay Dele
gates, with Robert W Brooke and Wal
lace A. Richie, AitrrnatrS
There is more Catarrh ia this section of
the country thaa all other diseases put
together, and until The last few years was
supposed to he incurahie. For a great
many years doctors pronounced it local
disease, and prescribed local remedies, and
by constantly failing to cure with local
treatment, pronounced it inrurahlc. Sci
ence has proven c.tarrh to hr a conStitu-