The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1901-05-31
BREVITIES.

at Laurel.
Miss Mary Russell, of Philadelphia
has been on visit to her cousin, Mrs
James f. Sears.
There will be a meeting of the Ladies
Association of Trinity Church on Monday
at O'Clock p. III.
MIR. Benjamin H. Brown, of West
phalia, will start to morrow to visit friends
il Carroll county.
Sunday, June Cd, will be observed as
Children's Day, at Forest Grove NJ. E
Church, Centreville.
Mr.. William H. Harrison, of Lees
burg, Va, visited his farm the Lodge y
near this town, last week.
Miss Mary E. Nalley, who is student
of the State Normal School, of Baltimore,
is home for the summer vacation.
| The Patuxent Planters Club will
meet at the home of Mr.. F. w. Hill on
| Tuesday, June 4th, 1901, at o'clock.
Bishop Satterlee visited St. Johns
Parish, Charles county, on Thursday OF
last week and confirmed class twenty
one.
MIR. and Mrs. S. Bernard Crawford
and friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Myers, of Anna
polls, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Gibbons, of New
Glatz, this county, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Gibbons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
N. W. Wilson.
Miss Susie Clagett and her brother
Roy are in New York, visiting their sisters.
Mr.. Clagett will remain, having secured
a situation there.
MIR. Vivian NJ. Clagett, of this county,
and Miss Sarah A. Bryan, of Charles
county, were married at the rectory at
Accokeek, on Thursday of last week.
Mr.. Lincoln Smith, secretary of the
Hyattsville Mining Company, has gone
to Idaho Springs, Colorado, to examine
the company's holdings located there.
The trustees of the Maryland Agri-
cultural College will meet at the college
on June 18th. Commencement exercises
proper will take place at the college June
10Th.
Mr.. F. Tilden Ryon, of the John r.
Galloway Electrical Company, of Wash
ington, spent Decoration Day with his
cousin Mr.. c. Courtney Crandell of this
town.
"A dance will be given at the Town
Hall next Tuesday evening by the young
gentlemen Of the town, in honor of the
teachers who will be here attending the
Institute.
Mr.. James B. Belt, Clerk of the
Circuit Court and Mr.. W. N Fisher,
editor of the Marlboro Times, have been
visiting the Pan. American Exposition at
Buffalo, New York.
Our thanks are due to the President
and Faculty of the Western Maryland
College for an invitation to be present at
the comm ncement exercises from the
7th to the II of June.
George l.. Harris, Auctioneer, sold
for T. Van Clagett, Attorney named in
mortgage, on Monday last lot in River
dale Park. 1t was purchased by Joseph
S. Wilson, ESQ Trustee.
The marriage of Mr. w. T. Davis, the
popular and enterprising proprietor of the
Marlboro House and Miss Mabel Lowe,
of Washington, will take place in that
city on Wednesday next, at the rectory of
Grace Church. Rev. Charles F. Sontag
will officiate.
Miss Bouton and Miss Marguerite
Clagett spent Whitsuntide with Mrs. John
w. Belt, at "Woodstock," who had with
her, on Sunday, her nephews, Messrs. C..
c. Magruder, Jr., Ernest P. Magruder and
M. H. Magrudcr. Mr.. Harry Brooke was
also guest of the day.
BY ruling of the Treasury Depart
ment it is no longer necessary for an ex-
ecutor or administrator of the estate of a
pensioner to forward pension checks to
the auditor of the Interior Department
for investigation. a certified copy of the
letter of administration being sufficient.
The Baltimore star of Wednesday
says: Mr.. Joseph S. Wilson, of Prince
Georges county, was hailed by his friends
as the next Senator from his county. He
has been member Of the House of
Delegates, is a lawyer of ability and has
the support of the Democratic papers of
his county for the Senate.
There will be Lawn Party for the
benefit of Trinity Churh Sunday School
at the Rectory on Tuesday. June 4th., be-
ginning at O'Clock p. IN. Refreshments
at popular prices. Music by Professor
Yundt's class and other talent. Lawn
tennis and croquet. No admission charg-
next fair day.
An admirable feature of Leslie's
Monthly for June is a powerful story by
the author of "Children of the Mist" In
it Mr. Eden Phillpotts returns for his
theme to the simple sturdy folk of Dart
moor, and his story is tale of love and
jealousy, Astounding in situations of dra-
matte intensity, woven about the charac-
ter of young peasant girl, which is true
as life itself.
The newly established business enter
prise called the Cooperative Law, Loan
and Collection Agency, Baltimore, is
strongly equipped with Hon. Lloyd Will
kinson as General Manager, Messrs Will
son and Clagett are the legal representa-
tive in this county, and at every county
seat prominent members of the bar are
connected with the firm, which conduct
| lawsuits, make loans and collect claims
for their clients all over the State
Graduates who will receive their
diplomas at Charlotte Hall School in St.
Mary's county June 18th are as follows
II. II. Young. Prince Georges county; j.
|. Sollars, Garrett county; f. w. Tracy,
Baltimore county; w. L. Prout, Calvert
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