The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1901-07-05

near Halls.
There will be Democratic club or
ganized at Bryant's Hall, Berwyn, this
county, Saturday evening, July 9th, 1901,
at o'clock.
Miss May Therese Hill, "Glenway,'
has gone for several weeks to Kansas
City, Mo-, to visit her neice, Mrs. 0. o.
Vanden Berg.
Mrs Julia Hall Osborne has returned
to her country home to spend July and
August. Miss Mabel Kent, of South
Carolina, is with her.
There will be game of base ball be-
tween the Forestville and Centerville
teams at Meadows to morrow, COM
mencing at O'Clock P. NJ.
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Coffman have
gone to Kansas where Mr.. Coffman has
business interests that may detain him
for several months or more.
The Colored Society of ST. Mary's
Church had parade and picnic yester-
day. Frank Wood was captain. A band
at the head of the procession.
Rev. August E. Jensen will preach at
St. Simon's Chapel for colored people at
Groom on Sunday night, July It'll, at $50
p. m. All are cordially invited.
Mrs. Thomas Clagett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reverdy Clagett, and the latter's sister, of
Washington, spent last Sunday with Mis-.
c. V. A. Clagett. at "Strawberry Hill"
Mr.. Bernard D. Boswell, the we'll
known blacksmith, has moved to Brook
field, near Nottingham, and will be pleas
ed to receive the patronage of the public.
MIR. W. r. Pedego, of Washington,
secretary to General Fitzhue Lee during
his service in the U. S. Army in Cuba,
spent Sunday with his friend Mr.. Sydney
Hill.
Miss Henrietta Wingate. who is en-
ployed in our Bank, is on her vacation,
visiting friends in Baltimore for few
days. From thence she will go to her home,
Wingate. Md.
Miss Alice Harper. who has been in
Washington for several days, will start to-
day for Atlanta, Ca, to spend her vaca'
ton with her sister, Mrs. Wales, and
other relatives in the South.
Mrs. Annie H. Woodburn and her
granddaughter, Miss Beatrice Thomas, OF
Baltimore, spent last Sunday and Mon
day with her sister, Mrs. Thomas A
O'Bryan, who has been quite sick.
MIR. Benjamin Levin, one of the most
popular clerks of the j. L. Edlavitch De
partment Store, has returned to work here
after brief absence. He will be pleased
to see his numerous friends and to serve
them.
Friday day. Mass at St. Mary's
Church at o'clock a. m; Exposition OF
the Most Blessed Sacrament till O'Clock
p. NJ, when there will be Devotions anC
Benedictiop. Mass on Saturday at
o'clock a. m.
DIR. Charles C. Marbury, of Washing
ton, sailed on the 18th Of June for Liver
pool. England, from which point he viii
visit London and make short tour OF
Scotland going from there to Paris ant
the Netherlands. He took passage on thu
American Liner, ST. Paul.
Mrs. Mary Lloyd Hereford, mother
of Mr.. Richard Hereford, died at the
Louise Home. Washington. on Monday
aged about s. years. The funeral took
place from the wv oodyard," on Wednes
day. Mrs. Hereford was an accomplished
and cultured lady, and had many promi
nent and influential friends.
Another sharp advance was an
nounced in prices for linseed oil Monday
bv the American Linseed Company. Tit
wholesale price is now 80 cents per gallor
in single barrel lots, an increase of l;
cents per gallon since June list. Thu
jump in prices Monday was cents PEE
gallon. The increase for the last month
has been about 25 per cent.
Prof. C. o. Townsend, professor o
botany and plant pathology of the STATE
Horticultural Department, and H. P
Gould, who has been in charge of thu
chronological work for the past 81,
months, have both withdrawn and hav,
| taken up their work in the United States
Department of Agric ulture. Mr.. Guy L
Stewart will assume his duties as Stat,
pathologist and professor of botany ane
| plant pathology. Prof. L. A. Quaintance
it is understood, will not begin his work
until the first of August. Mr.. H. c
Whteford, of Hartford county, one of THU
years graduates of the college, it is said
has been appointed assistant pathol ogist
"A joint meeting of the members o
the Evansville Farmers Club and til,
| Patu kent Planters Club was held las
| Saturday evening at the residence of DR.
| Richard S. Hill, near this town. Thos
present were: OF the Evansville Club,
d. Cassard, Lauree Burke, Luther Bra
shears and DR.. Joseph K. Owens; of tn
| Patu Kent Club, DR.. Richard 5. Hill, Franl
Hill, Snowden Hill, Upton Brooke an,
DR.. Reverdy Sasscer. Visitors presen
were State Chemist Prof. H. B. Melon
nell, Prof. w. T. L. Taliaferro, Capt. R
| w. Sylvester, Prof. James S. Robinson
Prof. Harry ]. Patterson. Col. Francis NJ
Hall and Mr.. Lanham. The host read &
! paper entitled "Suggestions to tn,
! Tobacco Planter"