The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1901-05-10
ER-UPPER MARLBOROUGH MARYLAND MAY TO- 1901

with Mr. and Mrs Michael J. Wyvill.
The Board of Directors of the House
of Correction on Thursday last elected DR..
c. A. Wells, of Hyattsville, treasurer.
Mr.. Frederick Sasscer attended the
session of the convention of the Diocese
of Washington on Wednesday and yester-
day.
Miss Edel Marshall Miss Eva Semmes
and Messrs. Robert Griffin and Carroll
Beale spent last Sunday with the Misses
Hill.
Miss Priscilla Warning, of Chaptico,
ST. Mary's county, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
George 3. Merrick at their home near
here.
Mrs Annie F. Martin, who has been
on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. B. Wesley
Crawford, in Washington, has returned
home.
Our thanks are due to Mr. c. A. NJ.
Wells, of Hyattsville, for copy of "The
Century Waltz" which he recently COM
posed.
Miss Cora Suite very pleasantly
entertained a number of her friends at
her birthday party given at her home in
Forestville last Monday evening.
The will of the late Cecelius B. Cal
vert has been admitted to probate. Ac-
cording to its terms every thing he left
goes to his sister, Miss Eleanor Calvert.
MIR. John NJ Talbert, the popular
salesman of the Maryland Commission
Agency, Baltimore, went on business
trip to Prince Frederick, Calvert county,
on Monday.
-Messrs. o. c. Kalmey, Joseph Gesner,
John Colburn, Thomas H. Baker and H.
L. Beall, of Annapolis, spent Sunday with
Mr.. w. Tilden Davis, proprietor of the
Marlboro House.
Mr. A. NJ. Coffman, Cashier of the
First National Bank of Southern Mary
land, has gone to Wichita, Kansas, where
Mrs. Coffman has been for several months,
and who will return with him.
MIR. William Il. Long, postmaster at
Camp Springs, has purchased of MI.
Oceola o. Pyles 49, acres of land in Sur
rats district. lying on the public road
from Camp Springs to Broad Creek, for
$4,000.
AT the Hyattsville town election held
on Monday evening in the three wards
the following were elected: Mayor, NJ. V.
Tierney; town clerk, Clarence N. Walker;
First Ward, councilman, James w. Aman;
Second Howard o. Emmons; Third,
Roger Bells.
The Washington Order of Elks will
visit this town on Sunday, May 10Th In
the afternoon Rev Mr. Specht, who is the
Chaplain of the Order, will hold special
service for them in Trinity Church, which
they will attend in body. Their wives
and sisters will accompany them.
Just received from New York large
line of Ladies Underwear. Embroidered
Gowns so and 75cts; White Embroidered
Skirts so and 75cts; Corset Covers 19cts;
Embroidered Pants % and Scots; Full Size
White Aprons 25cts. 100000 yds of Calico
Bets Ter yard; Embroidery Gets per yard.
The ]. L. Edlavitch Department Store.
The Danfo:th Chemical Co., of Leo
minister, Mass, are placing their goods in
the hands of all prominent dealers through
this section. Bug Death is the insecticide
which gave the farmers such excellent re-
suits last year. 1t comes strongly in
dorsed by practical truckers and farmers.
A descriptive circular can be obtained by
addressing any of the dealers who handle
the goods or by addressing the Denforth
Chemical Co, Leominster, Mass.
A plan for carrying children to
school in sparsely settled districts it
public expense has been proposed to the
Dorchester County School Board. 1t
claimed by the advocates of this plan that
it would be less expensive than building
and equipping schoolhouses in place
where the attendance is small. 1t is
thought practical test will be made q
the plan next year and, if successful, that
it will be extended to all districts whei
it may be thought to be advantageous.
AT a meeting held at Broad Greek
Monday the following gentlemen were
elected vestrymen for tie ensuing year
Henry B. Bird, T. B. Middleton, J. F. "
Hatton, Frank Small, Benedict Haven.r
Thomas E. Williams, II. G. Thorne, Town
ley Monroe: and at a special meeting o
the vestry, held on the 9th day of May
Mr.. Henry B. Bird was appointed lay
delegate and Mr. J. F. w. Hatton alter
nate, to the Episcopal Convention now il
session in Washington.
Chesapeake Beach is looming up as
| rival of Queenstown for the State encamp
ment of the Maryland National GUAR
this summer. The yacht Sylvia, an aux
| illrry gunboat of the naval militia, stop
ped at the Naval Academy Sunday an
took on Adjt.- Gen. John S. Saunders
Major W. C. Claude, surgeon of the Firs
Re- iment, and Mr. James w. Owens, an
| proceeded to Chesapeake Beach to inspec
the premises. Chesapeake Beach offer
many inducements for the encampment
and latest reports are to the effect that
has been selected.
The wcll-known and reputable firm q
Oehm's Acme Hall, the leading Baltimor
Clothiers and Mems and Boys Outfitter
again makes its bow to the citizens of th
county and invites close inspection {
the many inducements it offers in Men
and Boys Spring wear. Seeing is fire.
and it won't cost penny to look throus
their stock and see how much you can g
for comparatively little money. You wi
not be urged to buy, your judgment wi
tell you what to do. Free Parcel Deliver
to all steamboat wharyes and railroad st
tons. Waiting rooms, etc, are place
gratis at the disposal of all out oftow
visitors See their adv. in another colum
Deer Park Hotel, Deer Park, Nd