The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1901-11-29

| -1he Marlboro Social CLUB gave
pleasant dance at the Masonic Hall, this
town, on Wednesday night, which was
largely attended.
| Miss Christine Coalc who is ate nding
school in Washington, spent Thanks
giving day with her mother, Mrs. Emma
J. Coale of this town.
Judge John p. Driscoe and family
have closed their country home in Prince
Frederick, Calvert county, and will spend
the winter in Washington.
Mrs. John B. Contee and infant
daughter, who have been spending sever
al months in Aquasco, have returned to
the Marlboro House for the winter.
Mr. William L. Amoss, St ate director
of farmers institutes, has arranged to
hold the Prince Georges county institute
here on FEBRUARY 26 and %. Several dis
tinguished speakers will be present.
Rev. Mr.. Specht will address the
Benevolent Order Of Elks, of which he
is chaplain, on Sunday evening at Chase's
Opera House Washington at memorial
service. His subject will be Justice and
Fidelity"
Mr. and Mrs Mark Stauffer and Mr..
Alfred Redmiles, of Washington, and
Miss Maggie Redmiles and Mr.. Nicholas
Stembler, of Savage, Howard county,
spent Thanksgiving Day with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Redmiles
Mass at St. Mary's Church on Satur-
day at 8 o'clock a. m. Masses on Sunday
at s and 1890 o'clock a. m. Sunday eve
ming at $50 p NJ. Sermon on The Unity
of the True Church of Christ" and Bene
diction of the Most Blessed Sacrament.
Living expenses of all kinds appear
to be on the increase and this is not
pleasing outlook at the beg inning Of win
ter that may bring with it much suffering.
Many of the necessaries of life are ad
vancing IN price, but when we look for
cause we fail to find it. But the fact can't
be disputed.
Sheriff Hardisty has taken the oath
of office and appointed Mr.. Edward Bra
dy, of Bowie district, his Deputy. Mr..
w. T. Davis, of the Marlboro House will
feed the prisoners in Jail. Mr.. James II.
E. Mitchell and Mr.. Robert L. Wells have
been appointed death watchmen over
Henry Boyd, who has been sentenced to
be hung on on January nth next.
We are headquarters for Christmas
Goods as usual. Rasins, Mince Meat,
Prunes, Peaches, Cranberries, Citron,
Buckwheat and Homlny. We are the
Leaders of Low Prices-so down goes
Sugar to sc ID. 500 Mems and Boys Caps
worth soc must go for 15c. Come and get
your Bargains. J. L. Edlavitch Depart
ment Store, Upper Marlboro Md.
Mrs. Charlotte A. Allen, life long
resident of this county, died early Friday
at her home near Camp Springs,
aged seventy-three years. Several chill
dren survive her, some of whom reside
in Anacostia Her funeral took place
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
from Bells Methodist Church, Rev. A. E.
Speilman of Forestvile, officiating. The
interment was made in the church GENE
terry.
The Ladies' Association will give a
Musical and Tea with other attractions,
at the residence of Mrs. John H. Traband,
in this town, this afternoon, November
29th, from 3 to 6 o'clock, admission 10c.
Refreshments at moderate prices. The
public are cordially invited. If this enter
tainmcnt proves financial success it is
the intention of the ladies to hold others
al intervals during the winter for the
benefit of the Association and for social
enjoyment.
Chief Justice Bingham Of the Supreme
Court of the District last week in quite
long opinion, held that stipulation on
back of free pass exempting railroad
company from all liability for accident to
a passenger travelling on the pass, whether
said accident be due to the negligence of
the railroad company or not, is contrary
to public policy and null and void. The
opinion was rendered in the case of John
D. Boering against the Chesapeake Beach
Railway Company, brought to recover
damages for an injury suffered by Mr..
Boreing's wife as the result Of collision
which occurred at Chesapeake Junction
in August 1900.
Thousands Sent Into Exile.