The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1900-06-22
FIs!IEITFES.

guest of the Misses Sassccr on Monday
and Tuesday.
Chief Judge Briscoc has gone with
his family to his summer residence in
Prince Frederick, Calvert county.
Miss Kent, of WATERFORD, South Caro-
lima, and Miss Walton, of Annapolis, are
visiting Mrs Julia Hall Osborn.
Mr. Elon Berhens of Seat Peasant,
Kent District, who was recently appoint
ed Justice of the Peace, has taken out
his commission.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. Frazier
Furr at Forest Grove Church, Mr.. Albert
H. Kaude and Miss Florence I. Randall
both of this county, were married.
Lets have drink, boys, Where shall
we 60? To the Farmers Hotcl and try
one of DAVIS mixed drinks and get
bottle of good, cool bccr.-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.
Our thanks arc due to Prof. Manning
for an invitation to attend the Commence
ment exercises of the Laurel High School
which were held on the 18th list. There
were five graduates.
Misses Alice and Ellen Harper, the
Ia cbn
went with their pupils on an excursion to
Chesapeake Beach on Wednesday. They
had delightful trip.
The first quarterly meeting for Forest
Grove circuit will be held at Forest
Grove on the 29th inst, by the Rev. j,
w. Cantcr, of Baltimore p. E. On the
Sunday following the Rev. W. E. Henry
will preach.
A colorcd man, named John Thomas,
was arrested in Washington last SatuT-
day charged with stealing poultry IN the
neighbour ODD Of Fort Foote list Norem-
Der. He was turned over to the county
authorities.
The non-iury term of the Circuit
Court was called last Monday with his
Homer Judge Meyrick on the bench. The
appearance and trial dockcts were called
and judgments entered in the uncon-
tested cases The court adjourned until
the October term
Miss Mamie Ridgeway, daughter
of Mr. Joseph A. Ridgeway of this town,
graduated as a trained nurse at the Provi-
dence Hospital Washington last week.
She was the recipient of gold medal from
Dr. Bayne, the physician in charge.
DO, you Believe in Luck, if you do,
cut your wheat and Bind it with Edla-
vitch's Irvine and see if you don't get $1.00
a bushel for it. Well this Lucky Binder
Irvine we are selling for 12c per h., you
had better secure early before its gone. j.
L. Edlavitch, Bargain Merchant, Marlboro
Nd
Mr.. George W. Wilson read at the
meeting of the Editors last week witty
accout of last years trip, which was much
appreciated The article will appear in
onr next issue Mr. Wilson also enter
tanned his friends by singing, and is spok-
en- of by the Chestertown Transcript, as
The sweet singer Of the Association"
Mr. Harry T. Leonard will be remem
bered by many of our citizens as the
charming commedian who gave entertain
q
will be here again with his troop, the
Calef Comedy Company on next Tue stay
night Prices -, p, and 81 cts. Come
early or you may not get a seat.
Public examinations were held at the
Academy yesterday. The boys showed
careful and conscientious training by
their teachers, Prof. Grant, principal, and
Mr. Robert 3. HARPER, assistant. At the
close of the examinations Mr.. Frederick
Sasscer, President of the Trustees, made
Il short address and dismissed the boys
for their summer vacation.
Mr. d. E. Graves, 4 former School
Examiner of this county, died at his home
in St. Mary's county on the 18th inst, in
41st year of his age. The deceased resid
ed in this county for number of years,
practiced for while at our Bar and serv-
cd for several years as school examiner,
which position he was obliged to resign
on account of i'll health. His public and
private career is worthy of the highest
commentator
The first annual CONNIE nc cment exer-
cises of the Laurel High School, Roger l.
Manning, principal, were held in the
Academy of Music, Laurel Monday even
ing. Addresses were made by Mayor
Z wal p clips and MI Chas. H. Stanley.
The address to the graduates was deliver
ed by DR.. W. w. Duvall, president of the
School Board of this county, who also
conferred diplomas to the following
graduates: Laura Bentley, Annie Carroll!
Emma Flcster, Anna Hill and Eva Phelps
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