The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1900-05-25
BREVITIES.

Rev Mr.. Specht conducted the services.
BREVITIEs.
There will be an eclipse of the Sun
next Monday.
-Children's day will be observed at
Forest Grove Church on Sunday, June
} 3rd.
Miss Hollie Hill is visiting Mrs. Rice
Hooe at her home "West End near
Groom.
J Mr. H. NJ. Smoot, of Washington, d..
c., spent last Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
II. S. Miller.
| Buy your berry baskets for $275 per
1000 from J. Frank Campbell, in Anacos-
tia, d. c.
Mrs. D. Ellis Willes has been visiting
her friend, Mrs. Fendall Marbury, in
Washington.
Miss Belle Duer and Mr.. Benjamin
West, of Baltimore, we re guests at "ElIcrs-
lie' last Sunday.
| MIR. and Mrs. Frederick LannateiwitZ,
spent last Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. H.
S. Miller.
Bishop Sattcrlce will administer the
holy Rite of Confirmation at Trinity
Church on Sunday next
| AT Forest Grove parsonage by Rev.
Frazier Furr, May 18th, 1900. Mr.. John
T. Shepherd and Miss Mary E. Bean.
The annual visit of the Farmers
| Clubs of the State to the Maryland
Agricultural College will be on June End.
The Maryland Democratic Editors
| Association will hold its annual meeting
in Chestertown, Kent county, on June
| 18th.
AS we were going to press we learned OF
the death of Mr. Lemuel L. Orme and Mr..
George E. Orme, both of whom died on
Wednesday night.
| Mrs H. V. Waltzjen, of Towson, and
her sister Miss Nellie Wright, also Miss
Ann Waltzjen, have been on visit to
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Wilson.
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 bcer.-Adv.
A Fair, lasting for two or more
evenings, will be held in the Town Hall.
beginning on June 5th., under the aus
pices of the Ladies' Association of Trinity
| Church.
| -Convocational services will be held
in Trinity Church to- morrow at 10 o'clock.
The Bishop of Washington, the Arch
Deacon, several clergymen and lay dele
gates from other parishes will be present.
Next Sunday there will be Mass at
ST. Mary's Church at O'Clock p. m; and
at Rosaryville at II o'clock a m. There
will be the usual first Friday Devotions
on June 1st, at O'Clock a m, and at
4 o'clock p. m.
MIR. James A. Martin, brother of Mr..
John F. Martin, of this town is now at
Yokohama, Japan, on his way home. He
has recently been promoted to "A Quarter
|
unusually fine record. His service was
lately upon the ship " Yosemite
Mrs John H. Traband won the pair
of Langshan chickens which We're donat-
ed to the Ladies' Association by Mrs.
Mary E. Wilson, and for which guesses
were solicited by Miss Gertrude Crawford
The Jar contained 1857 beans, and Mrs
Traband's guess the nearest, was 993.
In the Baltimore H,rald, of last Sun
day, was an interesting account of the
rapid growth of St Michaels and All
rectorship of DR.. c. Ernest Smith who
will be remembered by many of oul
readers as formerly the rector of St
Paurs Parish, this county.
General disappointment was express
ed by the people of Drum Point on the
result of the vote in Anne Arundel against
the issue of bonds to build part Of the
Baltimore and Southern Railroad. The
appropriation of 100000 pledged by
Anne Arundel county was defeated by 8
vote of people who, it is thought, should
have been the most interested in this
proposition. Anne Arundel county pledg
: ed her credit for that amount for the rail
road from Drum Point to Baltimore ovel
, twenty years ago, and a renewal Of thi:
) pledge upon the completion Of the rail
road was all that could be expected
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} Anne Arundel county would have cost
more than the amount the county wa:
asked to subscribe. The people here art
disappointed but not discouraged upor
the prospects of a railroad from Drum
Point, which will put them in touch will
the National Capital and Baltimore city