The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1899-03-31
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To. day is a legal bank holiday,
The Orphans Court vii be in session
next Tuesday.
There will be a meeting of the County
Commissioners next Tuesday.
Invitations are out for ball at the
Town Hall on Easter Monday night
REV. DR. ChiidS. of Washin gton. will
Otticia,c at Trinity Church next Sunday.
DR. Hull. Of Pennsylvania. who has 4
valuable farm in this ncighhorhood. was
here on Monday.
Mr. Charles Pepper, the genial mana
ger of Chesapeake Beach Hallway, has
gone to Atlantic City for Il little rccrca-
ton.
DR.. Richard 5. Hill entertained a
number Of friends at the Patuxcnt Gun
and Rod Club House on last Monday
night.
The PatuNent Planters Club will
meet at noon on Wednesday next, April
9th, at the home of MI Eugene Roberts,
near Brighseat-
The annual meeting of the Ladies'
Association of Trinity Church will lie
held on Easter Monday at o'clock p. m
\ large attendance is desired
Mr.. r. B. B. Chew, Jr, has been in
vitcd to respond to the toast to the
Alumni Association of the Maryland
Agricultural College at banquet to be
held in Washington one day next week.
Mrs. Mair, of Pttsburg Pa, is visit
ing her sister Mrs. Lucy West. at her
home near Groom. We are glad to hear
that Mrs. Vests health is much better
than it has been for several months past.
A tobacco barn with its contents,
about 5000 lbs of tobacco. was DESTROYED
by fire last Thursday nigh on the farm of
Mr.. James BAYS. near this town. Mr..
George kidwell was the tenant on the
farm and had an interest in the crop. We
are sorry to hear that the crop was not
insured
iSS .AiiHit NltlN N, W no " as VI uttli
assaulted by John Berry, is improving
DR.. Ryon said that if she lives to get over
this shock her face will be tliSfigurcd for
life. Her nurse says that sometimes she
allows her to sit up in bed. She is yet
very nervous. DR.. Ryon said that he does
not think she will be able to 90 to the
trial of John Berry
The order of services in st. Mary
Church. for Holy Week is as follows: On
Good Friday Services at 9 O'Clock, Il. m,
and Stations of the Cross and Sermon at
5 q clock a NJ. On Eas.er Sunday Mass
at 9 and II o'clock. a. m, the latter a
High Mass. On Easter Monday. Mass
at Rosaryvillc at 10 o'clock a. m.
In the recent examinations for the
winter term of the Western Maryland Col
legc, Westminster, Master Webb Griffith
of this town, stood second in the male
Freshman class, although three years
younger than any of the twenty seven
students composing it, Miss NJ. X. Bland
ford also of this county held the same
honorable place in the female department
of the Freshman Glass containing twenty
six young ladies.
Last Sunday, Palm Sunday. the doors
of the new St. Marys Church, in this town
were opened to the parishioners and
though the new building is almost double
the size of the old editiCe, little room was
left vacant The colored worshipers in
this church number nearly eight hundred,
and generally are present at various SER
vices on Sunday. The new church is of
brick, one hundred and twenty feet long
and seventy-tive feet wide. surmounted
with large beltry. The inside is of hard
oak, and the marble affairs on the sides
give the building an imposing appearance.
All the windows are of cathedral glass,
and were given in memory of deceased
members of the congre CATION. The build
ing will be dedicated in May, and the
pastor, Rev. Charles Trinkhaus, will by
that time have paid of all Indebtedness
on his beautiful church