The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1902-06-06
BIiEVfTIES.

The School Commissioners will meet
next Tuesday.
Miss Eva Boswell has returned from
visit to friends in Baltimore
MIR. Joseph Specht, of Gunston, Va,
spent Sunday with his son, Rev. Mr..
Spccht.
Mrs Carrie Marshall, of Washington,
spent last Sunday at the home of Mrs.
William I Hill.
Bishop Sattcrlee will preach at
Trinity Church tomorrow and administer
the rite of Confirmation.
Mrs John Redmiles and youn gcst
son spent several days last week with her
sister, Mrs. John Clarke, of Bowie.
Mr.. and Mrs Reverdy Clagett, Of
Washington, spent Sunday last with Mrs.
c. V. A. Clasctt at "Strawbcrry Hill
The ladies OF the Church of Atone
ment will hold a strawberry and basket
festival at Brandywnc on June It'll, at ,
p. m.
Mrs Ida NJ Bowie and children, who
spent the past winter in Washington, re-
Gently returned to their country home
near here.
There will be a meeting OF the Direc
tors of the Fair Association at their office
in the Town Hall ON Thursday, June 10,
at 4 a. m.
Miss Lucy f. Sassccr is at home for
the vacation, the closing exercises of the
National Cathedral School having been
held on Wednesday,
Miss Lula and Beatrice Swami,
daughters of Mr.. r. j. Swami, OF this
county. have graduated as trained nurses
at the G. II. S. Hospital, Washington.
Mrs. H. C. Elder, accompanied by
her daughters, Mrs. William Porter and
Mrs. joseph CLANCY, of Baltimore, have
been on IA visit to Mrs. Elders sister, Mrs
Annie F. Martin, near this town.
Mrs. o. 3. Z ,ntzinger, of Baltimore
county, with her three children, is at her
old home, "Ellersle,' the residence of
her father, Judge Il. B. B. Chew, near
this town, where she will spend several
weeks.
There will be Lecture given by Mr..
H. w. Clagett at Rosaryville Church, for
the bel cit of said Church, on Sunday, June
s, at 4 o'clock p. M. Subject, Language
And Its Origin" Tickets, 25 cents; chill
dren, Is cents.
Competition makes business, but can
not understand why rivals and other in
dividuals misrepresent things. The MARI
boro' House is not closed, but is still open
to transient trade and all good paying
boarders. W. T. Davis, proprietor, Up
per Marlboro, Md.
How to make good bread and biscuits.
BY using Patapsco Superlative Flour, also
Patapsco Patent and Orange Grove.
We are the agents for it. Don't forget to
ask us abou; Campbel's Soup, 10 varieties,
only Zoe. CAM. l.. Edlavitch Depart
ment Store, Upper Marlboro, Md.
The ladies of ST. Paui's, in St. PauPs
Parish, anticipate having their mid sum
mer festival July 4th, 1902, in the bcauti-
full grounds around the Church. Later
| they will send a more definite announce
| ment, as they wish this to be the greatest
| festival that ST. Paul's has ever known.
Our thanks are due Mr. f. p. Magru-
| der for an Invitation to attend the Com
| mcncement Exercises of the eighty first
| graduating class of the Medical Depart
ment of the Columbia University, Wash
ington, which was held Wednesday even.
ing at the New National Theatre, Wash
ington, d. G. We congratulate DR.. Ma
grudcr upon his entrance into this noble
profession and wish him successful ant
| prosperous career.
Mr. S. Bernard Crawford, second sol
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben amin E. Crawford, o
this town. died at the home of his cousin
Mr.. Thomas Crawford, on the "Oakland
farm, near this town, where he was spend
ing few days, on Tuesday morning, o
brain fever, after an illness Of few
hours. He was about "a years old an,
was very popular in this community wher
he had always lived. He was married
| lite more than year ago to Miss Mabe
Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henr
S. Miller, of this town. Messrs. Wesle
and Joseph Crawford are his brothers an
Mrs. Ida Kerr, Misses Gertrude and Luli
Crawford are his sisters. We extend GU
sympathy to the afflicted widow and family
The funeral was held from Trinity Churc
on Wednesday morning at II o'clock, an
a large number of friends assembled t