The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1898-09-02

! There will be corporate communion
of the Brotherhood of ST. Andrew a
Trinity Church, next Sunday morning a
80 o'clock.
Mrs. Emily c. Traband, of Baltimore
and Mrs. Q. A. Turner, of Pittsburg, Pa,
have been on visit to Mr. and Mrs. Jno
| II. Traband
Mrs. Lille Jones and daughters hav,
after pleasant visit to Mrs William H
White, near Westwood
Misses Lulie and Kittie Thomas ant
brother, of st. Mary's county, are visiting
their aunt, Mrs. A. T. Brooke, and vii
remain until after the Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Grindle hav,
returned to their home in Anne Arunde
county aftera week visit to Mr.. and Mrs
Willie Watson at Magruder's ferry
The dinner, announced by the ladie:
of ST. Mary's Catholic Church for Septem
Der 18th, has been postponed until the
Democratic mass meeting in October
Rev Charles ]. Trinkhaus is in Balti
more attending the annual retreat of thu
clergy of the Arch diocese, of Baltimore
All sick calls will be attended from White
Marsh.
DR.. Charles C. Marbury is still station
ed at the hospital in Chickamauga Park
where he will probably remain, by speca
request until late Autumn. He has met
with remarkable success in his treatment
of typhoid fever cases.
Mr.. Charles Gill and family have
moved to Baltimore where they will make
their future home. They will be much
missed by their many friends. Mr.. Gill
sold his dwelling here to St. Mary's
church for Priests home.
A fire at Laurel last Saturday result.
ed in the obstruction of the Milstead
Hotel, som, stables and an undertaking
establishment and the Herbert House.
The estimated loss was $4,000. but it was
mostly covered 10y insurance.
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next Sunday will be as follows: Holy
Communion at 80 Il. m. Second celebra-
ton Will morning prayer and sermon at
II o'clock, special offerings requested
Rev F. p Willes will otficiate at 40 p. m.
DR.. r. NJ. Bagg. Jr of the Maryland
State Geological Survey, who has been in
charge of the surveying, in this county
and consequently, has visited our town
frequently, has been appointed to the
Professor-ship of Biology in the Colorado
College at Colorado Springs.
MIR. Charles Martin and Mr.. Henry
Lautz, tobacco buyers from Baltimore
and Mr.. Moore, the well known COM
mission merchant, of the same city spent
last Saturday and Sunday with Mr.. Frank
w. Hill. They took several drives through
the county to see the growing crop of
tobacco, and we feel quite sure they
realized that it is Il very short one.
Mr. j. Fairfax Mclaughlin of New
York who has recently written in dcfens e
Oh JuuSc ho1tl DIoohc dHcl, II III oiii-
Ger in the Surrogate Court of New York
Mr.. Mclaughlin has had a long expert
ence in editorial work: he is Mary
lander and we'll known in Baltimore,
where he once resided. Professor Nc
Laughlin, his father, was ut one time
president of the Marlboro Academy, and
is remembered by many of his scholars
from this neighborhood.
The Ferguson Contracting Company,
with offices at No. 60, Wall St, n. Y,
has received the contract for completing
the Washington & Chesapeake railroad
from the PatuXent river to the Bay. A
portion of their immense plant, mules
Wagons, carts, & etc, has arrived here
over the new railroad and yesterday men
were busy unloading the IS cars on the
track in Mr. Sasscer's field. Twelve more
cars are on the way. They come from
Ohio where the company has recently
had WORK Mr.. McGinty, the secretary
and manager of the company, and his
wife are at the Farmers Hotel. The
Treasurer is James Gilltillin. With this
large equipment, one of the most extern
sive in the country, the Company will
soon have the road completed to the Bay.