The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1900-07-27
BRENITfES.

Miss Elizabeth Dolan of Washin gton,
is on a visit to Miss Nellie Leapley.
We regret to learn that Rev. Charles
j, Trinkaus is sick with typh old fever.
The Masses at st Mary's Church will
be as usual next Sunday, at and 10 a. m.
Mrs. Rachel Wolf, of Baltimore, is
visiting her daughter Mrs. J l.. Edlavitch.
Mrs. John II. Traband and children
have gone on Il visit to relatives on Kent
Island
Mrs c. c. Magruder has been visiting
her sister. Mrs John w. Belt, at "Wood-
stock"
Miss Rosa Sansbury, of Bowie, is on
a visit to DR.. and Mrs. William Gibbons,
of Groom.
Miss Grace Gill, of Baltimore, Is on Il
visit to her friend, Miss Attic Nalley,
at "Nihil"
Misses Elizabeth and Catherine Cla-
gett are visiting their cousin, Miss Mar
gucritc Clagett.
Miss Mabel Miller has returned home
from Washington, where she has been
visiting friends.
Miss Mamie A. p Bryan, of Tarboro
N c., is visiting her friend, Miss Ruth
Duvall Hardisty.
Miss Mamie Harris has returned
from Baltimore and is spending the sum-
mer with her mother.
Mrs. J. Z. Wood, of Woodmore, is
visiting friends and relatives in Farquier
and Loudoun counties, Va,
Mr. NJ. Hampton Magrudcr who has
been with party of young gentlemen to
Colonial Beach, Va, has returned.
Master Donald G. Mckee and sister,
Miss Milicent, of Baltim ore, are visiting
relatives at North Keys, this county.
A telephone line is being put up be-
tween Washington and Chesapeake Beach
with offices also here and at Ritchie's.
Mrs c. V. A. Clagett and her grand
daughter, Miss Carol Wilson, have gone
to the mountains of Virginia to spend a
month
The ticket office of the Chesapeake
Beach Railroad here was broken open
Tuesday night and the cash drawer robbed
of about So
The Misses Hill, the little daughters
of Dr. and Mrs r. s. Hill, entertained a
>f Io; f,nnlc lnS
day evening.
Miss Catherine Marbury entertained
number of young friends on Wednes
day evening in honor of her guests, the
Misses Tackett, of Alexandria.
Lets have drink, boys. Where shall
we go? To the Farmers Hotel and try
one of DAVIS mixed drinks and get a
bottle Of good cool beer.-Adv.
His Honor Judge Merrick ordered Il
jury to be empaneled on Tuesday to hear
the case of Paul c. Motfatt, young white
man from Bladensburg, who was adiudg-
ed lunatic and pauper.
Comptroller Herring has made the APP
portionmeht of the appropriation for the
purchase of text books for this county,
as required by the act of 1896, chapter
135, the amounts being payable August
list, 1900, as follows: white schools, So,
154 -; colored school 81 ,S9922
-Rev. Joseph \. Cunnane who was in
charge of st. Mary Church this town for
many years, and who is held in the highest
esteem by our people, has given up active
ministerial work and accepted professor
Zip in st. Char.cs College, Baltimore. He
was recently in charge Of Il church in
Rockville.
The School Board has elected J.
Briscoc Bunting secretary and examiner
of the public school of Calvert county,
succeeding Lewis Mex. Griffith, who was
elected in February last when the Republi-
cans had 4 ajority in the Board of Com
missioners Mr. Bunting is on of the
leading attorneys of the Prince Frederick
bar and editor of the Calvert JonrnW