The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1900-08-03

BItEVITfES.

The Orphans Court Will meet OH
Tuesday next.
Miss Bette Hansborough has gone
on visit to Virginia.
The Road Commissioners will meet
next Tuesday, the Sth inst.
Miss Maggie Hill, who has been visit
ing near Bennings, has returned.
The Ladies Association of Trinity
Church will meet next Monday at p. m.
Mrs NJ. Plummcr, of Washington
has been on Il visit to Mrs. French Owens.
There will be regular meeting of
the County Commissioners on Tuesday
next.
On Sunday next there will be the
usual Masses at St Mary's Church at 8
and 10 o'clock a. M.
Mr. p A. Scaggs has gone to Shenar-
doah Valley and Capon Springs, Va. for
sojourn of several weeks.
The Governor has appointed Capt
Christopher c. Billopp Justice of the
Peace for the Fourteenth district of this
| county.
Mrs. Helen NJ Rothstein, of Hagers-
town, is spending few weeks, as is hel
| usual custom with friends in this neigh
borhood.
Mrs. William Bcasley and infant and
Miss Edith Stanley, of Lynchburg, Va.
are visiting at BLEAK Hill" the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Hill.
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.
Mr.. Enos F. Humphrey and daughter
Miss Cora Humphrey, of Meadows, this
county, started on Monday for trip to Los
Angeles. California, where they will spend
| a month.
Services at Trinity Church next Sun
day, as follows: Holy Communion at
40 a. m; Sunday School at 10a. M.
Morning prayer. sermon and Holy Com
| munion at Il a. m.
Mr. Greehberry Sweeney, who lives
| on Mrs. Grapes farm, known as the
"Goodwood' place, near Florenceville
sold recently through the Maryland Com
mission Agency 10 hogsheads of tobacco
| at 8 cents.
Services in ST. Thomas Church
Groom, on Sunday, August 5th at II a. m
and 4 p. m. No services at Church OF
| Atonement. Conventional services will
| be held in St Thomas Parish on August
| 9th: 10 a. m. at Cheltenham, 80 p. m. at
| Groom
MIR. John Webster, constable for OXon
| Hill district, brought to our Jail on Fri
day last George Diggs, colored, charged
with cutting the throat of Nellie Faunt-
leroy, at Motley Hall, a negro resort or
| the Potomac river The woman died on
Saturday night in Washington.
DO not forget the festival to be hello
in the Grove at Groom to day and to
morrow, beginning at 4.30 o'clock i'll the
| afternoon 1t will be under the auspices
|
the proceeds will be used towards build
ing hall and public library at Groom
The ladies of St. Mary's Chapel, Wood
| vile, will hold festival in the grove ad
| joining the church on W Wednesday, Angus,
sth. Supper served from to O'Clock p
N. All the delicacies of the season ano
refreshments in abundance. The ladies
extend a cordial welcome to all. The pro
ceeds for a worthy object.
| A Grand Picnic and Festival will bt
| given in the front yard of the residence o
DR.. Mareen D. Humes, this town, for the
benefit Of St. Mary's new rcctory, Thu
town, on Tuesday next The affair vii
| be under the auspices of the white mem
bers of St. Marys Catholic Church. Be
ginning at II m. Dancing commences a,
D. M Meals will be served for .
cents, also refreshments of all kinds.
| CONSTITUTION has begun of waite
works for Hyattsville. Last week Morton
Reed & Co., of Baltimore, began boring ;
we'll on the property of Dr.. Charles a
| Wells, from which it is expected to Obtain
the water supply. The contractors vii
bore the we'll 500 feet if desired, receiving
1919 foot for the work The water viii
be pumped to standpipe through Il 10
inch main. The capacity of the standpil
will be 100000 gallons.
Judge Merrick yesterday heard thu
habeas corpus case of John B. Lewis an'
Thomas Lewis who were arrested ant
committed to Jail in default of bail 70
"forcible entry and detainer' of thu
premises of A. B. Evans in Surratts dis
trict The Judge ordered their RELEASE
because the evidence disclosed the fac
that the offence was not upon view o
the Justice of the Peace the commitmen
being therefore irregular. Messrs. Nal
Clagett and Joseph X. Roberts appeared
for the petitioners and States Attorne,
| Levin for the State.
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