The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1902-11-21
BKEVITIES.

Mrs l. A. Griffith has been visiting
friends near Baltimore.
MIR. Bernard Duley, of Washington,
spent Sunday with relatives at Groom.
The Road Commissioners met on
Tuesday and passed number Of accounts.
Miss Isabel jackson, of Kensington,
| D. c., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. L. A.
| Griffith.
Mrs. Joseph A. Smith and infant son
Of this town, are visiting her parents in
Warrenton, Va.
The annual statement of the expenses
of the county will be found on the first
and fourth pages.
Mrs Emma Gilbert, of Washington,
is visiting Mrs. Harry W. Gore at the
Farmers Hotel, this town.
Miss Evelyn Ridgway, of Washin gton,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
A. Ridgway, on Sunday last.
Miss Blunt, of Georgetown, D. c.. is
Nellie Moran at "Mellwood"
Governor Smith on Wednesday ap-
pointed George E. Baldwin. of Laurel
district, Justice of the Peace.
On Sunday, November 23rd, Mass at
St. Mary's Church, this town, at s CLOCK
and at Rosaryville at II o'clock.
No mail will be delivered on the Free
Delivery Routes on Thanksgiving Day.
Persons must apply at postoffices on that
day.
Mrs. A. A. Hooff, who has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Harry E. Quinn. at
Bowling Heights" has returned to her
home st Manassas. Va.
States Attorney William NJ. Levin
and sister, Miss Nellie levin, of Hyatts
vile, spent Sunday with the Misses Sass
Ger at their home, this town.
Mrs. Nellie Joy, widow Of the late
John Joy, died at the home of Mr.. Geo.
A. GUIDE, near Chillum, last week. She
was in her ninety ninth year.
Come and get the wherewith for
your fruit cake. We have it all at Christ
mas prices. Look out for handful which
contains our price list for Chistmas goods.
Coale Brothers, Upper Marlboro Md.
The Rev. Francis Schwallenburg, as
sistant pastor OF st. Teresas Catholic
Church, Anacostia, and of St. Ignatius'
Church, Oxon Hill, this county, is ill with
typhoid fever at the rectory in Anacostia.
Mrs. Ida Waring, of Washington.
spent last week with Mrs. Weddie Duckett
and Mrs. William B. Clagett at Navajo"
She was joined on Saturday by her daugh
ter Miss Ida Waring, who accompanied
her home on Sunday.
Thomas Williams, who murdered
Henry Barton last June at Bowie, was
taken to the penitentiary yesterday, where
he will commence to serve his life SEN
tence. the papers committing the death
sentence having been received by the
Clerk of the Court yesterday morning.
Harry Baldwin, the 1G-month- old
child Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Baldwin,
who reside on the farm of Mr.. George T.
Duvall, near Rosaryville, on Tuesday eve
ming accidently strangled himself to death
during the absence of his mother by be-
coming entangled in the band on the sew
ing machine with which, it is supposed,
the child was playing.
Lord Fairfax, better known as Mr..
Alfred X. Fairfax, son of the late DR..
John G. Fairfax, Of this county. finds
himself by a decision Of the Lord Chan
,cellor in AN anomalous position. He is
British peer, yet is not British subject.
He is entitled to wear a gilt coronet with
six silver balls. attend coronations cloth
ed in the insignia of his rank and even sit
behind the Lord Chancellor on the
benches reserved for PIivy Councillors.
For all that he would be denied writ
calling him into Parliament because he is
an alien.
Rev. Mr.. Specht. rector OF Trinity
Church, this town, assisted Rev Mr.
Craighill in the mission services at Cen
terville, on Sunday AFTERNOON. These
services are largely attended and are held
in hall recently used as storehouse
Much good is being accomplished by Rev.
Mr.. Craighill the beloved rector of Epip.
hany Church, Forestville, who has estab-
lished weekly services at this mission.
Rev. MIR. Specht will assist him from
time t. time and has already donated a
portable organ to the congregation, which
generous gift is greatly appreciated by the
recipients.