The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1901-04-26
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parents.
Miss Ann Mary Waltzen, of Sout
Towson, is visiting at the home OF MI
George w. Wilson.
A postoffice will be established a
Largo, this county, with Mr.. William A
CLANCY as postmaster
Next Sunday Mass at St. Mary
Church at o'clock a. M, and at Rosary
vile at II o'clock Il. IN.
| SURVEYORS are at work on a new
electric line from Chesapeake Junction tt
Baltimore and Annapolis.
Mr. Joseph X. Roberts has been suf
fering with severe cold for several day
and is confined to his home.
Invitations are out for dance to be
given by the young gentlemen of this tow1
at the Masonic Hall tonight.
Mis-. O. B. Zantzinger and children
expect to leave "Ellerslie' this week fol
their home in Baltimore county.
Mr.. Frederick Sasscer attended 8
meeting of the Board of Missions of the
Diocese of Washington, D. c., yester
day.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Hall and chill
dren have opened their residence, neal
this town, after spending the winter in
Baltimore.
The CoaIe Brothers have opened
their store, ''The White Elephant" and
we trust they may receive a liberal share
of public patronage.
MIR. F. Snowden Hill, Esq, and his
sister. Miss Edith HILL who have been
away during the winter, have returned to
their home. "Thorpland."
Right Rev. Henry Yates Satterlee,
Bishop of Washington, will visit Trinity
Church, this town, on May a1st to ad-
minister the rite of Confirmation.
We regret to learn that Sarah Will
liams, the little daughter of Co.. John W.
Avirett, of Cumberland, who was serious
ly burned few weeks ago, died on Mon
day last.
uC VI L iluSS
Georges County Medical Association will
be held in this town, Tuesday, May eth.
All members are earnestly requested to
be present.
Our thanks are due for an invitation
to the forty first Annual Commencement
of the Hahn enan Medical College, of
Chicago. Among the graduates is Miss
Mary Clagett, daughter of H, IL. William
H. Clagett, of Idaho.
DIR. John S. Fulton, secretary of the
State Board of Health, has sent circular
letter to truck farmers in the State calling
their attention to the prevalence of small
pox and urging them to exercise the
utmost care in engaging hands and to see
that those they employ have been recently
vaccinated.
AS Cheap as the Cheapest and as
good as the Best. Ladies wrappers worth
$1.25 and $3.50 closing them out at only
Acts and 19cts Remnant Sale going on,
3cts yd. Pins let. package. Our
Millinery Department cannot be equaled
in Southern Maryland. ]. L. Edlavitch
Department Store, Upper Marlboro, Md.
The Tea" given last Thursday by
the Ladies' Association of Trinity Church
at the home of Mrs l. s. Wilson was a
pleasant and successful occasion. Mrs. j,
H. Traband, Miss May Hill and Miss
Ellen Harper read some interesting selec-
tions, and Miss Maggie Hill and Miss
Bessie Grant sang duet, accompanied by
Miss Hollie Hill on the piano. Salad,
coffee, cakes, ices, home made candy and
few fancy articles were sold to the
amount of $3.50
-Arbor Day was generally observed by
the public schools of this county. Some
of the schools had very interesting exer-
cises suitable to such an occasion, and
many trees, shrubbery, &c, were planted.
Now that the trees are planted they
should e carefully looked after. In too
many instances in former years nothing
was done but the planting, leaving the
trees afterward to shift for themselves.
If they are expected to come to anything
they should be protected.
The enga cement has been announced
of Miss Nellie, daughter of Mr.. Thomas
Lee, formerly of Fairfax county, Virginia,
but now of Washington, to Mr.. Ruther-
ford Craighill, of Pittsburg. The groom
elect is son of the Rev. James B. Craig
hill, rector of the Protestant Episcopal
Church at Forrestville, Md, and for many
years rector of Emmanuel Church. Belair.
Gen. William Craighill, of the United
States Army, is his uncle. Through his
mother Mr.. Rutherford Craighill is direct
ly descended from Francis Hopkinson,
one of the signers of the Declaration of
Independence, and near relative of
Francis Hopkinson Smith, the author.
ALI five of the persons arrested on the
charge of being implicated in the fradu-
lent census returns from St. Mary's county,
Maryland, have been presented by the
United States grand jury Stephen A.
Abel, Charles H. Guyther, Philip T.
Graves and Daniel J. Bowles, the four
enumcrators arrested, were each present
ed on the charge of making fraudulent re-
turns. They were also jointly presented
with Attorney Joseph H. Ching, of
Leonardtown, Md, on the charge of
conspiring to make the fraudulent returns
| District Attorney John c. Ross said the
indictments have not been drawn, but
may be ready at this term of court, which
expires in June.