The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1901-09-06
BKEVITIES.

Miss Julia kinsolving is visiting heI
aunt, Mrs. NJ. D. Humes
Miss Minnie Chew is visiting Miss
Nellie Levin at Hyattsville.
Miss Katie Redmies is on visit to
relatives in Howard county.
DR. L. A. Griffith has returned from a
trip to Rehoboth Beack, Delaware.
Mr. and Mrs Frank w. Hill are at
Buffalo attending the PanAmercan En-
position.
Miss Nettie Cover gave a progressive
euchre party to her young friends yestel-
day evening.
Miss lola Love, of Baltimore, is on a
visit to her cousins, Misses Nellie and
Bessie Grant.
Miss Blunt, of Georgetown, ID. c., is
visiting Miss Mamie Bowie and Miss
Nellie Moran.
Mrs. G. L. Gibbons, of New Glatz, is
on a visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
N. w. Wilson.
Miss Mary E. Carpenter, of Clifton
Forge, Va, is visiting her cousin, Miss
Mary L. Wilson.
Miss c. L. Lewis has resigned her pc.
sition as teacher of the school at Brandy
wine, this county.
Misses Mary A. Trinkaus and Anna
Melhing, of Baltimore, are visiting Rev
Charles J. Trinkaus.
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Jones, OF
Baltimore, are visiting Mrs. Jones par
ents, near woodward.
Miss Rebecca Boswell and Miss Ida
Hall, of Annapolis, are visiting friends al
Brookfield and Westwood.
Misses Rosie and Imogine Sweeney
of Washington, have been visiting theil
sister, Miss Agnes Sweeney.
MIR. William Beasley. of Lynchburg
Va, spent last Monday with his brother
in law. Mr.. Joseph K. Roberts.
Mrs Kate Edlavitch and MIR. Morri:
H. Wolf, have been on visit to their sis
ter, Mrs. Gotlicb, of Annapolis.
Misses Alice and May Clagett enter
tanned number of their friends with {
euchre party on Tuesday evening.
Miss Maude Chewing and Miss Annie
Boxley, of Richmond. Va, are visiting
their cousin, Miss Mary L. Wilson.
Mrs T. J. Grant. Miss Edith GRAM
and Master Claude Grant have returned
from a visit to friends in Baltimore.
Mrs Eliza Upton and Miss Marie Up
ton, of Glenburnie, A. A. county, arr
on visit to Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Mullikin
Miss Venia Wilson and sister, Mrs
G. L. Gibbons, spent Yesterday with thei
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. T. r. Sasscer, a
North Keys.
Cards have been issued announcing
the marriage of Mr.. Aubrey Bird, of thi:
county, and Miss Lucy Leora Souder. O.
Hamilton, Va, to take place in St. Paul:
Episcopal Church in that town on Wed
nesday, the 18th inst.
The season for shooting squirrels
according to the State law of Maryland
began Monday and contin ues until Decem
Der /. The season also began yesterday
for the shooting of railbirds and reed
birds, and will continue until November
A tenant house on the "Talequa'
farm belonging to Mr.. Frank W. Hill ant
occupied by Mr.. Wilson Crosby caugh
on fire Wednesday morning and wa
totally destroyed. Mr.. Crosby saved hi:
furniture. The building was partly in
| sured.
MIR. Joseph H. Coale died at Hall:
Station on Monday, after long illness
| aged "a years. He was brother of tn,
late John r. Coale, Esq, of this town, ant
resided here until about two years ago
when his wife died. He leaves four small
daughters. The funeral took place from
St. Mary's Church on Wednesday.
-Rt. Rev J. Theodore Holly, Bishop
of Haiti, and one of the colored bishop
of the Episcopal Church, will preach al
ST. Simon's Chapel on Sunday, Septembe
Sth, at p. IN. All colored people cor
daily invited. Bishop Holly is on hi
way to the General Convention, which
meets in San Francisco during October.
The authorities of the Maryland
Agricultural College have made arrange
ments with Horace Field, manager of the
National Angora Goat Company, for the
loan of 300 goats, and the latter are ex
pected at the college in a few days. Thu
goats will be placed on a tract land con
tanning about forty acres, covered for tn,
most part with scrubby growth. 1t i:
hoped to demonstrate the usefulness o
L. e. al L.