The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1900-06-15
+ EK-UPPER MARLBOROUGH. MARYLAND, JUNE b. 1900
R!sIIVITTE

The puDiic ScDoolS Oh Tue county VIII
close to-day.
The Orphans Court will meet on
Tuesday next.
-Rcv, Mr. Sontag spent yesterday
visiting friends here.
There will be regular meeting of
the County Commissioners next Tues
day.
Miss katherine Beale, of Washington,
is on Il visit to her relatives at "W God
land"
There will be a quarterly meeting at
Forest Grove NJ E. Church on June cath
and 23th.
Mr.. John Roche Jr., of Baltimore
spent Saturday and Sunday with his friend
Mr.. Civic Will: OF.
A merry go round has been started
here and is being literally patronized by
the colored people.
A pension has been granted by Con-
grcss to Mrs Martha Horn, widow of the
late Gen. John Horn.
Mrs. Fcndall Marbury, of Washing
ton, has been on 4 visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Marshall Marbury.
Master Webb Griffith, who is student
at the Western Maryland College, is home
for the summer vacation.
The New York Photo. Co. will leave
Marlboro about July list. 1t will pay you
to call soon or you will be too late.
The examinations at the Academy
will take place on the Goth instant, and
the patrons are requested to be present
Prof Yundt accompanied Mrs. CoH-
Church last Sunday and the music was
very fine.
Mrs Thomas Clagctt of "keokuk,"
who has been on visit to her daughters
in New York, has returned, having great
~ enjoyed her trip.
Lets have drink, boys. Where shall
we go? To the Farmers Hctcl and try
one Of DAVIS mixed drinks and get a
bottle of good, cool beer.-Adv.
Miss Mary Kerr Blandford, of Clinton,
this county, received the gold medal in
the girls department of the Sophomore
class at the Western Maryland College.
Rev Mr. Winsor, formerly rector of
Trinity Church, this town, and Mrs. Win
sor will 90 abroad this summer. Mr..
Winsor has recently had a charge at OAR
lington, Hartford county, Md.
Mr.. Geo. W Wilson, Jr, spent last
Sunday with his parents. He is now
travelling in Virginia on business connect
ed with the railroad contracts of his
uncle Mr.. J. c. Carpenter.
Next Sunday. first Mass at St. Mary 5
Church at s o'clock Il. m; second Mass at
1915 o'clock a. m. After the latter special
sermon and reception of Promoters of the
League of the Sacred Heart by Rev. f. Y.
Brady, S J =, rector of ST. I~natius' Church.
Baltimore. Nd.
Our large Stock of Millinery and
ladies' trimmed Hats are Reduced % per
cent, also 100 doz, Mems and Boys Straw
Hats must 90 below cost for want of
room. Plaster S. per ton, Binder Irvine
u cts, per pound. J. l.. Edlavitch the
Bargain Merchant
A beautiful diamond ring will be given
to the little lassie getting the largest num-
Der of votes at the Social for the benefit
of st Ambrose'S Hall Fund" to be held
in Holmes Hall on Tuesday, June 10Th.
The contestants are Misses Oracle G. Per
hinS, Sprin gficli; Edna L. Ryon, Bowie;
Rosie Ryon, Upper Marlboro, and Milarcd
Emily Geddes, Washington, ID. c. We
no preference for the winner.
Mr. Arthur l.. Switzerland, son Of
Col Switzerland of the Marlboro Times
and Miss Helen Mary Chapman, of Fairfax
county, were married on Wednesday
evening of last week at Pohick Church in
the Old Dominion. The young couple
went on bridal tour and upon their re-
turn will reside at Chesapeake Beach
where the groom holds a responsible posi-
ton in the employ of the Chesapeake
Beach Railway Company.
A meeting of the PatuXcnt Planters
Club was held at the hospitablc home OF
Mr.. F. Snowden Hill on Tuesday evening
All the members were present except DR.
Rcverdy Sasscer, Messrs VIM. Berry and
Frederick Sasscer. Col. F. NJ. Hall and
Mr.. Malcolm Henry were guests. The
host read an interesting paper on ''Some
Experiences in Farming" His fine dairy
herd and promising crops received com
incubation. An elegant dinner was &
pleasant feature of the occasion.
A sacred concert was given last Sun
day evening at the new Rectory. A par.
lor organ, which was kindly loaned by
Mr.. John F. Martin, was placed upon the
large porch over which Mrs. Coffmar
presided. Rev. Mr.. Specht sang the
Holy City, and the choir and Others
| rendered several hymns. Prof. Yundt
Mrs. Lawrence and Miss Ford discourse(
| the sweetest of music, and the large assem-
| bly, Of parishioncrS and others expressed
| their great delight and sincere apprcc;
| ton.
I hat Throbbing Headache
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