The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1899-01-13
BItII\ITfES.

There will be no services at Trinity
Church next Sunday.
The County Commissioners viii he in
session on Tuesday next
Miss INVITE E>tcllc Connick is on a
visit to friends in Charles county.
The regular non-inry term of the
Circuit Court will convene on Monday
next.
Mr.. +. c. Connick and John T. More
land. of Woodviie, were in town Monday
| on business.
Key Mr. La Roche, of Oakley, s..
Mary'S county, otfciated at Trinity Church
last Sunday.
Misses Grace and Nellie Connick. of
Woodvillc, are visiting their cousin, in
Washington.
Mr. Louis c. Dyer, who has position
in the Washington City Postofiice, was
here last Tuesday.
Peter T. Geghan has bcen appointed
Justice of the Peace for Oxen Hill dis
trict, of this county.
MIR. W. T. c. Talhert, a well known
farmer of this county. died at his home
near ChclteDllam on the 18th inst, aged 3
years.
Mrs Charles T. Clagett and dan -hters,
Misses Alice and May, have gone to
Washing ton to spend the remaining winter
months.
Mr. Wilson keyser, cashier of the
Commercial and Farmers National Bank
of Baltimore. was here on business last
Tuesday
Mrs T. Truxton Houston and son
are spending month in Washington,
visiting Mr. Houston's mother, Mrs. john
s. Sayille.
Mr. W. Tilden Davis, the efficient and
popular chief clerk of the Farmers Hotel
has gone on a weeks visit to friends in
Raleigh, \. c.
Mr.. VIM H. Talbot gave a card
party to number of his friends on old
Christmas DAY. and the occasion was
greatly cnjovcd by all present.
Miss Florence Smith and Mr.. Theo
dore W. Ogc were married on the 9th
inst. by Rev. Dr. Bristol, at the Metro
politan NJ F., Church, Washington.
We are indebted to Brother Dominic,
Superintendent of St, Mary's Industrial
School for boys, Baltimore, for a copy of
the Thirtieth annual report of the insti |
tuition.
Col. Dunn, of the Chesapeake Beach |
Railway, has returned after an absence of
some months The Colonel looks we'll
and received hearty welcome from his |
many friends.
School house No. ,, colored in |
Aquasco district near Ormc was totally |
destroyed by fire few days ago, Il e
cause being unknown. The loss is cover
ed by insurance.
Invitations are out for the marriage |
of Mr. Reverdy johnson Clagett and Miss |
Kate Angelina Macintosh, at ST. James
Church. Washington, on Wednesday |
evening, the 25th inst.
land State Game and Fish Protective |
Association. will be held at the Carrollton |
Hotel, on Tuesday, January 24th, 5 at p. II.
All members and others interested in game |
or fish are invited to be present.
Some of the young people of the |
Town have organized a progressive ECchre |
Club, and the first entertainment will he |
given by the Misses Merrick next Wee |
nesday 1T o'clock sharp. 1t is to be !
called the "Wednesday Evening Club
Mr. VIM. Neal, formerly of this town,
left here last Wednesday for Cuba and |
expects to be stationed in Havana in tie |
employ of the I. S. Government postal
service. He has held Il prominent posi- |
ton in the Baltimore postoffice for several |
years, and earned promotion by his |
efficiency.
DR.. Walter Cox who was recently |
appointed Assistant Surgeon in the United |
States Army, with the rank Of First Lieu
tenant, was here yesterday, to say good
bye to his friends. He has been ordered |
two. We wish our young friend IA bright
and happy career.
Lieut.. r. Fl. Noble, United States |
army, who was formerly militarv instruc
tor at St. Johns College, and during the |
war attached to General Skaters staff at
Santa 90, visited St. Johns College Tues |
day. He made ii speech to the boys, and
said that many things published about the |
war we're not true
The Nestry of Trinity Church met on
Tuesday, and several names were present
ed for the vacant rectorship. As it seem
ed impossible to agree upon anyone, it
was Determined to appoint Il committee to
confer with Bishop Satter ee. Messrs
Joseph 5. Wilson, T. B. b. Chew, Jr, and
Frederick Sasscer were appointed upon
said committee.
Rev. Lucien Lee kinsOlvinw brother
OF Mr. Charles X. kinsolving, of this
county, was consecrated Bishop of Rio
| Grande, Brazil, in New York City, last
week: his brother, the Rev George Her
bert Klnsolving, d. d., Bishop of Texas,
| preached the sermon on the occasion
Another brother, also ellen gyman, Rev.
Arthur b. kipsolving, rector of Christ
Church, Brooklyn, was present, and
assisted in the services.
| Internal Revenue Collector Is T
| Parlett has informed Mr. Stephens r.
| Mason register OF wills, that the Attorney
General had advised the commissioner of
| internal revenue that the bonds of eXccu-
tors, receivers, administrators, guardians,
etc, appointed 10y the court are not re-
quired to he stamped. Heretofore such
instruments have been stamped in accord