The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1901-04-12

miss I1eleu T.. IpHuou, VI AuoA VIM
Tenn, is visiting her college friend, Mis-
Ruth Duvall Hardisty, and will be presen
at her marriage in Baltimore on the 18th
and guest at the wedding breakfas
given at the Rennert.
Chief Deputy Sheriff T. NJ. Under
wood, of Piscataway, has resigned, and hi:
resignation has been accepte d. Deputy
R. II. Vincent, of Bladens burg, has beer
promoted to the vacancy and has qualified
and entered upon the duties.
Our thanks are due to Mr.. William A
Wootton, Manager for Maryland, for {
copy of the Fifty-eight Annual Report Of
the Mutual Life Insurance Company O.
New York. Our readers will find an ad
vertisement of the company in another
column.
The Ladies' Association of Trinity
Church will give an Afternoon Tea on
Thursday next, at the home of Mrs. l. S
Wilson, from four to six o'clock. Re
freshments and some fancy articles will
be sold at reasonable prices. Admission
free everybody will be welcome.
Mrs. Julia Hall Osborn, President OF
the Bishops Guild, of Trinity Church
this town was present at the annual meet
ing of the Bishops Guild of the diocese
of Washington, which met at the Episco
pal Residence, in that city, on the 25th
Oh
sented by Mrs. D. E. Willes.
AT the annual me citing of the Ladies
Association of Trinity Church Tuesday
the following ladies were reelected for
the coming year: president. Mrs. l. S
Wilson; vice president, Mrs. Joseph A
Specht; secretary, Miss May Hill; trea.
of $15 was made to the new Rectory.
Mr.. and Mrs O. B. Zantzinger, OF
Baltimore, returned last week from six
weeks trip to Jamaica, W. l., and are now
with their two children at "Ellerslie,' the
h ONE of Judge Chew, who is Mrs. Zant-
fingers father. After few weeks stay
here they will open their country home
in Baltimore county
The transcript of the record of the ca e
of Franklin T. Boswell against the Wash
ington and Glen Echo Railroad has been
transmitted to this court from Montgom-
cry county. 1t is a damage suit for $780,
900 10y Boswell against the company for
NJ fnfo 10
represents the plaintiff.
The Baltimore Conference of the
Methodist Church South, which was held
at Roanoke, Va, have made the following
appointments for this county: Beltsville,
J. H. Dulaney; Hyattsvile, W. E. Woolf;
Laurel, w. L. Smith; Forest Grove, e. w.
Mark; Prince George, A. B. Sites. Rev
Frazier Furr, who has been stationed at
Forest Grove for some time, has been sent
to West River, Anne Arundel county.
The Town Council of Hyattsville held
special meeting last Friday and ordered
the sale of water bonds to the highest
bidder. 1t is understood that several
chase the entire issue. Engineer Minshall
has been given instructions to order GER
tain material connected with the proposed
plant. The contract for installing the
works has been awarded to Gill & Co., Of
Chattanooga, Tenn.
On Tuesday fire destroyed a large
barn on the property of Charles E. Coffin,
at Murkirk. 1t is believed the fire was
caused by sparks from a passing locomo-
tive. There was stored in the buildin G
about $4,000 bushels of charcoal, which is
used at the furnace. There was also
stored in the barn some old machinery
and boilers, all of which, it thought, will
be total loss. The loss on the barn and
contents will reach about 200, cover
ed by insurance.
The Supervisors of Election met on
Tuesday and reorganized with Messrs.
R. J. Swami, Benjamin d. Stephen and
Beale D. Mullikin present. Mr.. Swami
was reelected preside Mt and Wallace A.
Richie secretary, and Messrs. Wells &
Wells attorneys to the Board. The fol-
lowing were appointed to transcribe vot-
ers names from the Registration Books
w. A. Richie, Robert B. Harper, c. c.
Wilson and Allen Griffith The work of
transcribing is in connection with the
State Census