The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1900-01-12

BRENITfES.

Miss Julia kinsolving Is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. NJ d. Humes.
Mr. and Mrs James Hill spent several
DAYS last week at Chesapeake Beach.
Miss Nellie Hill has been visiting a
school friend in Baltimore the past week.
Mrs. Julia Hall Osborne has gone to
Baltimore for the remainder of the win
ter.
Mr.. F. Snowden Hill and sister, Miss
Edith Hill, are spending the winter in
Washington.
Mrs 7. Truxton Houston and little
son are spending this month with friends
in Washington.
MIR. and Mrs r. B. B. Chew Jr., Of
Washington, spent Sunday at "Ellerslie,
Mr. Chew's old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. CofTman have re-
turned from delightful western trip to
Kansas and other places.
Mr.. Thomas c. Settler has returned
here after spending the holidays with his
family in Emmittsburg, Md.
The Misses Humcs, of Ammendale,
spent Wednesday of this week here with
their uncle, Dr. NJ d. Humes.
The Town Commissioners have APP
pointed Mr.. Joseph H. Brady town baiiitf,
vice, James r. Tighe resigned.
Sheriff Shea has appointed Mr.. James
T. O'Flaherty, of Oxon Hill, guard to the
jail Mr. O'Flaherty took charge yester-
day.
The Directors of the Bank of Southern
Maryland held their regular monthly meet
ing Wednesday evening. dividend OF
per cent was declared.
A meeting of the directors of the Fair
Association will be held on Tuesday next
January 10Th, at - M, to receive the re-
port of the Treasurer for the year ended.
MIR. Bernard Boswell has moved his
blacksmith and wheelwright shop from
near North Keys to Westwood. He asks
TO-: LIBERAL share of patronage and
guarantees satifaction.
Mr. Van Clagett, as Attorney fer
Mrs Ida L. Sunderland, has sold to Mr.
John L. Edlavitch the house and lot
which was formerly the roperty of the
late Mr.. Fritch for 1925.
Mrs Barnes Compton and Miss Mary
Complain spent Christmas with the family
of Mr.. Key Compton, Norfolk, Va. Dur
ing the present month they will so to
Ashville, n. c., for the remainder of the
winter
Among those who attended the
inaugural ceremonies at Annapolis We'd
nesday were: Messrs. George W. Wilson,
Clivie c. Wilson, W. Tilden Davis. NJ. II.
Magrudcr, Benjamin Brown and R Irving
Bowie.
Mr.. George w. Wilson, Jr., who has
been spending Christmas with his parents,
has returned to Clarksburg, W. Va, where
he is connected with the railroad work of
his uncle, Mr.. j. c. Carpenter. who has
large contracts in that section of the
State.
A Cake Walk and Supper will lie
held in the Town Hall on Friday, the 10Th
inst, under the auspices of the Ladies
Association of Trinity Church, should
the weather be stormy, the entertainment
will be postponed until the following
Friday.
The editor of the Marlboro Times is
mistaken in supposing that the appoint
Journal Clerk of the House, was recog-
milton of wing Of the Democratic party
in this county. The appointment was
made on account of an endorsement Of
the State press.
AT meeting of the patrons of tie
Upper Marlboro Academy, on Monday,
the following gentlemen were elected to
serve for the ensuing year VIM. ii. Har
per, John H. Traband, Henry Ward, VIM.
H. Talbot, Joseph V. Wyvill, Charles
Traband and Fred Sasscer. The Board
organized afterwards by re electing Mr..
Fred Sasscer, President, and Mr.. John H.
Traband, Secretary.
AT IA meeting of Beltsville Grange II
Grange Hall, Beltsville, the following Of
ficers for the ensuing year were elected:
Master, J. D. Cassard; secretary, W. L.
Bendz; treasurer, S. W. Beall; chaplain
Mrs H. J. Patterson, Flora, Miss Sall:e
Magruder; Ceres, Miss Mollie Hall; Pc
mona, Mrs. McDonnell; stewart, DR.. Nc
Donnell; assistant stewart, Mr.. Lad hlin,
and lady assistant stewart, Miss BendZ.
The third and fourth degrees were con
ferred upon Mr. and Mrs. Hart. \ com
mttee of the grange was appointed to CO.
operate with the department of farmers
institute to be held at EVANSVILLE during
the early part of this year.