The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1900-09-07

dcrs' Day, a legal holiday.
Miss Ruby Chewing, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs George W. Wilson,
has returned to her home in Virginia.
-Rev. Mr. Falls, of Washington, will
onciatc at Trinity Church during the
absence of the Rector, who is taking his
vacation.
Conductor John W. Gilbert, who was
killed in the accident last Sunday night
at Chesapeake Junction, was buried on
Wednesday.
Mr. James Owings, Jr., and family,
who recently came from the West, are
| visiting Mr. James Owings at his home in
Anne Arundel.
Tho Ladies' Association of Trinity
Church. will hold an ice cream sale in the
Town Hall yard, to morrow afternoon
from to : o'clock.
-Rev. Mr.. Turner has returned from
his vacation and will hold services and
Holy Communion at St. Barnabas' Church
next Sunday at II o'clock.
The trustees of the Upper Marlboro
Academy met on Tuesday last, and re-
elected Mr.. Robert B. Harper, assistant
teacher for the ensuing year.
The Democrats of Kent district are
requested to meet at Brightscat or oatur-
day, september Sth at 5 p. M, to organize
| a Bryan and Stevenson Club.
A Festival is to be held at Glendale
on Wednesday, September 18th, 1900, at
| : O'Clock Refreshments and dancing.
| Proceeds for the repairs of the public road.
Miss Lillian A. Mimic, of Suitland,
! has gone to Chicago to finish the course at
| the Joseph Mendall High School which
she has been attending for the past three
years.
Mr. Vim. S. Hill, the popular and
efficient Assistant Cashier of the First
National Bank of Southern Maryland,
has gone to Atlantic City for a well-earn-
| ed rest.
When YOU visit Chesapeake Beach
stop at High View Hotel, the highest aud
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crate and cuisine first class W. T. Bird
well, proprietor.
-Archdeacon Packard, of Rockville,
will spend Wednesday, the 10Th inst, at
Epiphany Church, Forestville. Services
at II a. m. and $50 p. m. All friends, in
Guiding the Clergy of the county, are
hereby cordially invited.
j. c. Howell, secretary of the Water
Board of Laurel, this county, and Hill,
Quick and Allen, engineers, have given
notice that they will receive proposals for
material and labor required to construct a
system of waterworks for that town.
Mr. r. B. B. Chew, Jr has effected u
handsome deal, by which Mr., Jesse B.
Wilson, President of Lincoln National
Bank of Washington, has exchanged his
farm in Plscataway district for beautiful
house in lie Droit Park, Washin gton, D. c.
The Kings Daughters of St Barnahas'
Church, near Iceland, will hold festival
in the Church grove on Friday, Septcm
Der 14th, from II clock IN. to O'Clock p.
IN. Dinner and refreshments will be
served. There will be games and various
amusemcnts. Proceeds for St. Barnabas'
Church.
The Democrats of Laurel have organ
lied for the fall campaign with the follow
| ing officers: Charles W. Darr, president;
Benjamin Owens, first vice president;
| Richard Federline, second vice president;
Alton Donaldson, third vice president;
Michael Tighe, secretary and treasurer;
George King, sergeant at arms.
The city Of Laurel this county, has
| issued bonds for the building of water
| works and an electric light plant, and
sealed bids will be received by J. c.
| Howell, secretary of the Laurel Water
| Board, for $50, 900 worth of the former
and $4,000 of the latter bonds up to Sep
TENDER Goth. The bonds of both classes
are 40 year, per cent bonds.
| A new registration of all voters in
| Hyattsville and Bladensburg election
| districts will occur September 18TH The
division of the old BLADDER sburg district
makes this registration necessary. Per
sons who voted in Bladcnsburg district
| last fall, rs well as those who intend to
vote in the new districts for the first time
in November, are required under the law
to register.
| Mr.. Mahlon n. Haines, the successful
young merchant and son Of Mrs. f. A.
Hanes, of Haines' Washing ton Store has
returned to America. During his stay in
Europe he visited all the principal cities
of Belgium, Holland, Germany, France,
Scotland, England and Ireland. He was
studying the business methods of the old
country as we'll as the customs of the pee
pie. He expresses himself as very well
satisfied with his trip and glad to get back
| to dear America.