The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1901-04-19
BKEVlTIES.

Mrs. Harry quinn mas TetuTneu from
visit to Baltimore.
Our thanks are due to Mr.. George NJ.
Henault for some choice flower bulbs.
Field work on the farms has been
greatly impeded by the recent Indictment
weather.
Miss Lucy w. Wormeley, of Rich
mond, Va, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
A. Specht.
Electric bells have been placed by the
Chesapeake Beach Railway at the cross
ings of the road near here.
Mrs. Thompson and Miss Thompson,
wife and daughter of the Superintendent
of the House of Reformation at Chelten-
ham, sailed for Paris few days ago.
MIR. Clivie C. Wilson left ler1 on
Wednesday last for karthaus, Clearfield
county, Pennsylvania, where his uncle,
Mr. j. c. Carpenter Las large railroad
contracts.
Our readers will find in another COL
umn the Spring announce nent of the
popular firm of Likes, Berwanger & Co.,
Baltimore, Nd Mr. Bird will be pleased
TO serve his many friends in this county.
Miss Marie Adelaide Martin and Mr..
Benjamin Wesley Crawford will be mar
ried at Nuptial Mass at St. Mary's Cath
olic Church, this town, on Wednesday
April 9th, at 10 o'clock N.
The Court of Appeals has decided the
case of Beall and others VS.. Frank &
Adler, an appeal from the Circuit Court OF
this county. The decree is reversed with
costs to the appellant. Magruder &
Magruder for appellant and Duckett &
Dent for appellee.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Suit Richie announce
the engagement of their daughter Rens
| to Mr.. w. T. S. Rollins. Owing to the
| illness of the grandfather of the bride
elect, the ceremony will be solemnized a,
her home CHERRY HILL" on Wednesday
April "a Relatives only being invited.
| The scarlet fever patients at the
Maryland Agricultural College have re-
covered, and all danger being considered
over scholastic exercises were resumed
on Wednesday, April 18th. The building
has been fumigated, and it is thought tina,
that every possible germ has been destroy
ed
| The trustees of Charlotte Hall School
| elected the following corps of teachers
and officers for the ensuing year: George
NJ. Thomas. principal; l. Frank Coad
classical teacher; l. Felix Fenwick, Eng
| lsh teacher; Charles ]. Jarboe, scientific
and military instructor; Major Thomas
treasurer, and Dr. Reeves, secretary.
| An Amateur Clay Pigeon Tourna
ment. will take place in Baltimore, about
June list for the pleasure of the county
gunners of Maryland. All the shooters
of this section, are cordially invited tc
attend the coming event. Programs will
be out in a week or two ; will be glad to
mail one to any person sending theil
address to j. NOVEL; Hawkins. Box 454
Baltimore.
A Dollar isn't any larger in our Store
than elsew here-but it buys more. Ou
Millinery Depa,tme is in full blast
Remnant Sale going on now. Levering
and Artuckles coffee ~ cts, Granulate(
Sugar 5! cts, Star Soap Sets, Grount
Alumni Salt 80 cts, per sack , 3 cans of to
matoes % cts. Bargains in all Departments
J. L. Edlavitch Department Store, Uppe
Marlboro Md.
An interesting and exciting pigeon
shoot took place on Easter Monday unde
the auspices of Mr. Henry Morris at Lee
land. The following gentlemen partici
pated: Eugene Sweeney, M. H. Magrudel
DR. Owens, Charlton Sasscer. George W
Brooke, Jr., H. L. Morris, V. l. Wells
y. Wells, w. Sansbury, II. Moran, NJ
Hurd, r. W. Beall. Messrs. Sasscer an
Morris tied for the first prize. and Messrs
Magrudcr, V. l. Wells and DR.. Owens tie
for the second prize The contests wer
shot off and resulted in Mr.. H. l.. Morri
and Dr. Owens being respectively the vic
, tors. Another shoot at the same place
contemplated in the near future.