The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1900-06-29
BKEVITIES.

summer vacation.
Miss Kate Martin is on a visit to
friends in Baltimore.
Mrs r. N. Ryon and children have
gone to Groom on a visit
Miss Bessie Wilson is visiting friends
at and around Westwood.
Miss Isabel Jackson, of Washington,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. l.. A. Griffith.
Miss Addie Clagett has gone to Fau-
quier county, Va, to spend the summer.
Mr. Robert Waring, of Washington, is
visiting his cousin, Mrs. VIM. B. Clagett.
There will be meeting of the Ladies'
Association next Monday at o'clock p. m.
Miss Annie c. Carroll, of Piscataway,
led the graduating class at the Laurel
High School.
Miss Nettie Cover, who is a student
+ at ST. Mary's Seminary, is home for the
summer vacation.
visiting friends and relatives at her old
home in Pennsylvania.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tydings, of Wash
ington, are on visit to Mrs. Tydings'
sister, Mrs John r. Coale of this town.
Professor Baylor, of the Gcodetic
Survey, is establishing Il true north and
south line on the Academy grounds here.
Miss Mary Leapley, of Anacostia, D.
c., is on visit to her cousin, Miss Nellie
Leapley at s'NIagnola Hail." this county.
Our thanks are due to the principal
of Charlotte Hall School for an invitation
to attend the commencement exercises
which took place this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jonstone, of
Washington, spent Sunday and Monday
with Mr. and Mrs. George r. Leapley at
magnolia Hail. this county.
Lets have ii 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.
We'll digging and pump repairing by
Edward F. Tucker. Low prices and all
work guaranteed Address Rosaryville
or Meadows, p. o., Prince Georges
county, Md.
Mr.. W. Tilden Davis of this town
of1iciateSAs best man at the wedding of
his cousin, Miss Elizabeth D. Dorsey, and
Mr.. George A. Moss, in Annapolis on
Wednesday evening
Mr. NJ. Hampton Magruder in a very
able article in the Gazette this week refut-
ed the charges with regard tc the Demo
cratic primaries that have been made in
certain communications recently pub.
lished.
Mr. Mahlon n Haines, son of Mrs. f
A. Hanes, the propretress of Haines'
Washington Store, leaves for Europe July
4th. He will visit the Exposition and
other places of interest and will return in
the Fall
The Bishops Guild was Hospitality
| entertained by Mrs. Julia Hall Orborn on
Wednesday of last week. The officers of
the Guild are, president, Mrs. Julia Hall
| Osborn; vice president. Mrs. c. V. A.
| Clagett: secretary, Miss Bessie Sasscer
| treasurer Mrs. John III. Traband.
A social gathering will be held in
Glendale on July 4th, commencing at G
o'clock The features of the occasion will
| be the reading of the Declaration of hide
pendence, singing by the school children
and a display of fireworks. Refreshments
will be sold and very pleasant time is
anticipated.
The Road Commissioners of the coun-
ty were in session here Tuesday, and an
order was passed authorizing the trustees
to cXpend $500 in each election district in
| the county on the roads and bridges. As
| there are sixteen districts, this is a lump
sum of IS, 900 scattered over the county
A large delegation of the largest property
owners and taxpayers from the upper
section of the county appeared before the
commissioners in behalf of the roads in
their territory.
| There will be a picnic on the grounds
of Mrs. Susan l. Wilson, at Landover, thi:
county, on July 4th, from ? o'clock unit
| 1890, for the benefit of St. Ambrose Hal
Fund The ladies in charge hope for
good attendance aud promise an enjoyable
time to all. Owing to the absence of two
Of the candidates the beautiful damon,
| ring was not awarded on the 10Th of Jun,
as announced, but will be given on July
4th to the fortunate little maid having tn.
largest number of votes.
| The Bank of Southern Maryland orga
nized here three years.ago, has been reor
gnized, and on Tuesday the final paper
were signed making it the First National
Bank of Southern Maryland. The follow
! ing were elected directors: Mr. John ii
Traband, County Treasurer r. n. Ryon
Clerk of the Court J. b. Belt. Hon. JOSEPH
Wilson, Rev. Joseph A. Specht, A. T
Robinson of Prince George County
Thomas T. Owens, J. II. Roberts, J. W
Waring, of Charles County; F. J. Kohler
and c. b. Kranz, of Baltimore. Mr. Thos
T. Owens, of Charles County was elect
ed president
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