Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-06-28
LOCAL BREvITIEs.


HhNtst Is lulte ohets
Mr. George Mudd, Of Baltimore, is visiting
TIE family Of Hon S. + Mudd, this town.
Mss Lola Saunders was the guest Of Mis-
Migobette FArrall this town during the week.
Miss Alien Burch, returned on Monday
ON pleasant visit to ffiends in Baltimore.
Mr.. William &. Dement, Of Washington Is
visiting the family Of Mr. ]. b. Mattingly,
this town.
Mr.. Cecil Farrall, spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. 7. R. Farrall, this
town.
Miss Nellie Stone, Of Prince Georges
couniy, was guest Of Mrs Jennie Stone, a
few days since.
Ms. P. W. Robertson, OF Washington, is
a guest Of her brother, Mr. W. B S. Chapman,
Glen Albin.
Mr.. Thomas A. MstiheSs has been appoint
Ell TO position in the Baltimore PostOiice
building, Baltimore.
Dr. Robert = Chapman, Of New York city,
is guest OF bis brother, Mr.. Marshall Chap
man at "Ellenwoodr
Miss Naomi Hunt, Of ST. GATHERINGS Nor
NAL Institute, Baltimore, is at her home in
La Plata for the summer
Mis- Amanda Gardiner, of Baltimore, is
spending the summer with relatives aud
friends in the county.
Mss bessie Mccormick, Of BerryviIle, Va.
is visiting her friend, Miss N. A. Wilmer at
her home near la Plata.
Mrs C NJ Turner Of Baltimore with her
little girl, is visiting her parents Mr.. Gnd Mrs.
G. 4. Wade at their home ia la Plata.
Ash dinner on Port Tobacco Greek is
affording much enjoyment today to number
OF young folks of both sexes.
Mr.. George b. Hamilton, Of the Washing
ton City bar, and family, are guests of the
Misses Hamilton, Prospect HILL"
A regular meeting of the Charles County
Library Association will he held
in the Town Hall on wednesday next at 4 30
O'Clock, P. NJ.
Chapel Point our popular summer resort
will open on Sunday, June 80. with large.eI-
cursion from Washington after which regular
excursions will be run to that resort.
Miss Mayo Turner. the attractive and
little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Samuel Turner, Of Baltimore, is spending
with her aunt, Mrs. DR.. P. E.
Sesscer, this town.
Messrs Z. Edelen, Henry aud Frank
Hamilton, Richard II. EdeIen, VIM. Queen,
aud Stone Posey. students at Rock Hin
College, are at their respective homes in the
county, to spend their vacation ~
The young colored Republicans 10 Pomon-
key organized a club on Monday night for the
purpose of receiving and giving instruction on
the new method Of voting. Meetings here
after will be weekly
Mr. W. l.. Dement, having partially re-
covered from the ERE, has erected upon the
site Of his old store house temporary build
ing for mercantile purposes and will be glad
to see his old customers and such new ones
as may desire to purchase goods, cheap.
DR.. J. c. Cooley. who has a large and
lucrative practice in Frostburg, Nd, returned
to his home on Wednesday morning after a
short visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
W. CObey, at their home in Nanjemoy district.
Professor Jesse L. Rowe of this town has
laid down the ferrule for good, and taken up
the pen which be proposes TO WELD in the
future az one. Of the editors of The Times
Crescent We welcome Brother Rowe into
6slJs green, and pastures plenty
A base ball team will be organized 10 La
Plata on Saturday, tomorrow We have
first class material and we expect to see the
La Plata Loys do fine and skillfnl work on
the diamond, this season. Those interested
in organizing a team are requested to be
present at O'Clock P. NJ.
Copies of deeds and mortgages to the num-
Der of seventeen by Clerk Stonestreet, and
one viii, by Register Of Wills Posey, have
been made this week for the attorneys who are
preparing TO transfer the Stump Neck farm
from Eli G,ffi i'd and wife TO the United
States Government The property when
transferred will comprise a portion of the
Indian Head Government Proving Grounds.
It contains over 1000 acres.