The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1899-04-14
HISILNITfES.

The Orphans Cour. will meet next
Tuesday.
Mrs. c. Magruder is spcndin@a few
DAYS with Mrs. l. s Wilson.
Mrs Sarah c. Marhury will open her
home. "Mattaponi," for the summer,
Miss Nellie Neal Connirk. of Wood
Vile. is visiting Mrs. Sits, AT Waldorf,
There will I've q regular meeting OF
the County commissioners ON Tuesday
next.
Mr.. Gibbons, of O>on Hill spent last
Sunday at the home of Mr.. J. \. W
Wilson
The late Mrs. Sarah NJ Edwards LETT
q Request of 5000 to the NeStry of st
Barnahas' Church, this county
Judge Merrick entertained his col.
leagues on the Bench and the members oil
the Bar 1t his hoSpitahlr home last even
ing
We are pleased To announce that Mr.
Charles l. Wilson, who has had an attack
of pneumonia, is now C"nvalesrent anu
expects soon to he up.
Mr. Edward Phelps was elected Mayor
of Laurel last week for the fifth time, and
the city is flourishing under his progres
Sive and wise administration
-Rev. DR.. T. s. Childs, of Washing ton
will oifciatc ut Trinity Church next sun
dav The Doctor is an eloquent and i'm
pressivc speaker and all who can should
hear him.
Mr.. Civic Wilson left here on Mon
day for Clifton Forge, Va, where he has
accepted a position with his uncle, Mr. j.
c. Carpenter who has the contract fol
building the watcrworkS of that city.
An exhibition of the Edison War
Graph, giving animated figures of the
Spanish American war, will he held at the
Town Hall morrow night. The Wash
ington Past says its "a wonderful per
Torrance"
There are number of near relatives
of Lieutenant Philip V. II. Lansda e in
this county who will deeply lament the
useless sacrifice of Il chiIarous man and
brave officer. He was killed by savages
in Samoa rs reported in another column
-Ht. Rev H. V Sattcrlec, d. D., Bishop
Of the Diocese of Washington, will preach
and administer the rite of Confirmation,
ID. W on Friday, April Dist, at / a. m,
ut Addison Chapel, near Bennings, and at
3p. m. at Epiphany Church, Forestville.
Among those who attended the an
nual banquet of the Alumni Association
of the Maryland Agricultural College last
Saturday were Mcssrs. r. Il. b. Chew, Dr.,
and George W. Wilson, .Jr. The former
responded to the toast to The Alumni
Association.
Miss Ellen J. Harper has resumed
her duties as Assistant Teacher of the Fee
male Public School here, after an absence
of five weeks which she spent in Balti-
more, for rest and recreation. Miss
Christine Gwynn very aoceptably filled
the position while Miss Harper was away.
Mr. William B. Grant, Chief Engineer
on the United States torpedo boat Win
slow, paid short visit to friends in
Charles County, last week, and spent
Monday and Tuesday with his brother
Mr.. Thomas J. Grant. Engineer Grant
expects to join his ship in a few days and
the ship will proceed to Manila.
Work on the Chesapeake Beach Rail
way is progressing rapidly and it is eN-
pected that in few days the track viii be
laid across the Patuxcnt river. We learn
that the electric plant for the new town
on the Bay is now at DcanwoOd on cars
en-routc for its destination. 1t is said
that the company will expcnd half
million dollars at the Bay.