The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1899-01-20
IsIStIN TILES.

-Hcv. Dr. T. s ChiGs. of Washington,
will otficiatr at Trinity Church next sun
day,
--Rev. Mr.. Curtis will ofliciate in both
Churches in St Thomas Parish next sun
day
We are clad to learn that Mr.. Robert
Frazier, who broke Ills lee in December,
is out again.
Miss Blunt of Washington. is visiting
her relatives, Miss Mamie Bowie and Miss
Nellie Moran.
Mr. w Tilden DAVIS returned home
Wednesday from Raleigh, n. c.. where
he has been visiting friends.
! Judge Merrck, who has been indis
posed for about Il week, is now GONZALES
cent and we hope to see him out soon.
Mrs VIM Kerr and her brother B.
Wesley Crawford, gave very enjoyable
card party to their friends last Friday
night
Those interested in the class of phvs-
cal culture are requested to meet at Mrs.
A. NJ Coffman's next Tuesday, January
9th, at ,. 80 p. m.
| The south bound train on the Pope's
Creek line does not leave Baltimore now
until 4.3s,, arriving here at GIL, which is
- minutes later than usual.
Mr. Richard E. Brandt has gone to
| Washing ton to spend the remainder of
the winter and we trust he will return
estored to health. His address is 1c02
| O. St, \. W.
| Mr.. w. II. Talbot butcheredtwo pigs
| OH Monday last, months old, weighing
| together 300 pounds. They We're a cross
| of Berkshire and Poland China Who
| can beat this:
Bishop Paret is recovering from his
severe attack of the grip and expects to
| be able to leave the house in Il few DAYS
| lie is now able to come down to his study
and transact business.
The entertainment which was an
| nouEced to take place on January 18th,
for the benefit of Epiphany Church,
Fo:estvil,e, has been postponed to Jan,
%, owing to the Indictment weather.
Mr.. James \. Martin, who has been
| serving on be ard the battleship Massa-
| chusetts, has been transferred to the cruiser
Yosemite, which has been ordered to
Manila. We wish Jim a safe voyage.
The Town Commissioners have decid-
ed to extend the side walks to the bridge
near the residence of Judge Merrick and
and to the Chesapeake Beach Railroad
Station. The work will be done as soon
as the weather permits.
Senator VIM B. Clagett has gone on
a months trip to Florida ito confirm the
cure as his physician expresses it. We
trust he may return fully restored to his
accustomed strength and vigor. He is
accompanied by Mr.. VI. Causin Warng.
The tobacco barn of Mrs Mamie
Hyatt, at Mitchellsville, this county, was
destroyed by fire Sunday night, together
with a large crop of tobacco, hay and
| farm implements. The property was
partially insured No cause can he given
Tor the occurrence.
Rev James Bait e Avirett, of Lewis
berg, North Carolina, has been invited by
| the Legislature to deliver an address on
the Life and Character of General
r T. Lee, in the House of Representative
| at Raleigh, North Carolina on the 10Th
instant, which is the birth day of the
lannon's General
st. Mary Church is nearing compile
| ton The new pews are being put in
this week, and the seating capacity will
be eight hundred The beautiful editce
| munity, and the contractors, the Wyvill
! Brothers, deserve much praise for the very
successful accomplishment of the work.
The Rev DR.. Julius Z. Grammer, rec
tor of Trinity Protestant Episcopal
| Church, has been elected president of the
American Colonization Society to succeed
Bishop Potter of New York The late
John H. B. Latrobe of Baltimore was
formerly a president of the Society. 1t
works among negroes in Liberia and the
United States.
The Good Roads Association, Of this
county. have elected the following Off
GERS for the ensuing year: President,
John F. Baiy, reelected; Counsellor
| Robinson White, re, elected; Nice-P resi-
dent, William H. KNOX, re-elected Re
cording Secretary, Issac Coy Gibbs; Fl
| al T,.hn D.;
elected; Treasurer, Nolney White re-elect-
ed
The Prince Georges County Game
and Fish Protective Association, which
met in Hyattsville last Saturday evening
took steps toward the procuring Of par
tridges from the South to be liberated in
this county. Already the association has
liberated more that 800 partrdgcs with
cncoura ging results. The association is
striving to have the license fee for non
resident hunters reduced from s25 to So
Mr.. James Franklin Abel died last
saturday afternoon, aged seventy-sev
years. He vas the father of Enoch B.
Abel, clerk of the Circuit Court for St
Mary 5 County, and fatherin law of b
Harris Camtlier. II - was very prominent
~ connected with the busire ilterCs o !:
St Mary's county and left Il large estate
Two sons and three daughters survive
him, with quite number Of grandchil-
drcn.
AT the annual meeting Tuesday. Jan
uary 10h, Of the Stockholders Of tie
Citizens National Bank Of Laurel the
following board of directors was elected:
Charles II. Stanley, George W Waters,
Philip p. Castle, of Laurel, and Alban
G. Thomas, Ashton Francis, Thomas
Ednor, Robert II. Miller. Srcnccrvillr,
Lloyd +. Dorsey, Annapolis JUNCTION,
benjamin y iIardisty. Coiin"ton. Viii
, llam H. German, tatonsvillc. ChaS Alder
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