The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1902-05-02

BItEVITIES.

Judge Brooke is visiting his son, Mr.
| William G. Brooke
There will be a meeting of the RnaG
! Commissioners on Tuesday next.
The Masses on Sunday at St Mary'>
Church will be at 40 and 10 Il. m.
There will be regular meeting of the
| County Commissioners on Tuesday next
MIR. Charles Traband, of Baltimore
is visiting his brother, Mr.. John II
| Traband.
Mr.. Thomas O. Flaherty has been APP
| pointed postmaster at Fort Washington
this county.
The Ladies' Association of Trinity
Church will meet at 4 o'clock p. m, on
next Monday
A Government pension has been
granted to John T. Burgess, Of Seat
Pleasant, this county.
Mr. Herbert Nallcy spent last Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John ID,
Nalley, in Washington.
Misses Alice and Ellen Harper spent
Saturday and Sunday with DIR. and Mrs.
William H. Harper in Washington.
Rev George B. Pfeiffer will hold
morning service at ST. Barnabas' Church,
near Iceland, on Sunday next at 1 a. N.
MIR. and Mrs. Willard Thorne, of
Friendly, this county, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs Bruce Buck, near this town.
-Messrs. Mark Stauffer and Frederick
Redmiles, of Washington, spent last Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. John Redmiles,
near this town.
Mr.. r. Snowden Contee, of Boston,
Mass, spent Wednesday and yesterday
with his brother, Mr.. John B. Contee, at
the Farmers Hotel
Rev. J. a. Spccht, Rector of Trinity
Church, went to Philadelphia yesterday
to attend the conservation Of DR.. Alexan-
der Mackay Smith, as Assistant Bishop Of
Pennsylvania.
The National Capitol Automobile
Club, of Washington composed of eight
carriages and about twenty members came
over the pike to this town on Sunday and
took dinner at the Farmers Hotel.
MIR. William l.. Rothstein, Auditor Of
the Baltimore Chesapeake and Atlantic
Railway Company was her on Tuesday
and called at our Office. Mr.. Rothstein is
Of thiS haipr of Mrs
Helen II Rothstein, who formerly lived
here
MIR. Jacob Michel, eldest son of the
late Adam Michel, of this town, and Miss
Mary Minor, of Washington, were quietly
married on Tuesday evening at the Rectory
of St. Mary's Catholic Church, this town,
by Rev. Charles J. Trinkaus. We extend
our congratulations and best wishes.
AT a meeting of the Archdeacony Of
Prince Georges and Montgomery coun-
ties was held at Addson's chapel, near
Chesapeake Junction, on Wednesday.
and was well attended The visitors were
most Hospitality entertained at lunch by 4
committee from the congregation.
The MARYLAND Country Trap Tourney
for amateurs will be held at Prospect Park,
Brtimore, on May 81, % and 90. This
county will be represented by team
from Baden composed of Mr. r. Early
Baden, Captain, Henry B. Orme and j..
Howe Rawlings. and by team from
Laurel composed of George E. Baldwin,
Captain, V. Kaiser and E Fisher.
DR. J. E. Sansbury, Forestville, and
Miss Nellie Leapley, daughter of Mr..
George r. Leapley, of Centerville, were
married at the rectory of Rev. Charles F..
Sontag. Washington, on April "a, at 6
o'clock in the evening. The bride was
handsomely gowned in a steel gray cloth
cntraine, with picture hat. and carried
bouquet Of La France roses. We eX-
tend our congratulations and best wishes.
The pupils of Camp Springs School
will give an entertainment in Miller's
Hall, Surrattsville. on Friday evening,
May 9th, commencing at 80 o'clock.
The exercises will consist of dialogues.
songs, etc. On account of the death Of
Miss Lillian Thomas father the entertain
ment will be entirely under control of the
assistant teacher, Miss Hattie Harris and
the pupils. If the weather is stormy, the
entertainment will be postponed until the
10th
The wedding of Mr.. Howard Ball and
Miss Laura King and of MIR. George
King and Miss Lille Hayes, all of this
county, was celebrated on Wednesday in
Washin gton. After the ceremony the
happy couples returned to their future
homes, stopping at Holly Springs where
Mr.. Frank Vespcr had IA delightful enter
tanmcnt for them. Dancing was kept up
until late hour, and the bridal parties
received the congratulations Of their
many friends.
Judge Merrick filed bis decision yes
terday in the case of James A. Sweeney
VS. George w. Hardy and Samuel G. Null
10y. in favor of the defendants, holdin g
that Il majority of the Board of Road
Commissioners had the power to appoint
all the local trustees for the county. 1t
was commended by Mr.. Sweeney that he
was entitled to name the local TRUSTEES of
his road district on the theory that each
Road Commissioner was elected to repre-
sent his respective district. Joseph X.
Roberts, Esq, appeared for Mr.. Sweeney
and Messrs Wilson & Clagctt for de
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