The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1902-01-10
lsIsEViTIES.

Miss Edith Hill has gone to Balti
more for the winter.
Mrs Richard N Ryon and children
spent Sunday will: relatives in Washing
ton.
Miss William B. Clagett was on {
visit to her friends in Baltimore las
week.
Mis-. T. Truxton Houston and little
son, of Groom, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
John Saville in Washington.
Mr. Ernest Pilkerton, of the J. l.
Ediavitch Department Store, is on visit
to his parents in Charles county.
Mr. Harry Brooke, of Washington
spent Sunday with his father, ex-Judge
John B. Brooke, at the Marlboro House
Mrs W. Houston Adams, of Congress
Heights, who has been visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Brady, neal
Halls Station, returned home on Tuesday
Miss Nellie Levin, of Hyattsville
spent Tuesday and Wednesday of last
week with her cousin, Mrs. R. Bernard
Berry, of North Keys, who has been quite
sick for several weeks
Mrs. Emily Clagett, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frederick
Sasscer, has gone to spend the remainder
of the winter with her son. Mr.. Thomas j
Clagett and family, of Baltimore.
Mr. John T. Simon, and Mr.. Albert
Keys, of Williamsport, Va, have rented
the "Lodge' farm of Mrs. Annie Lee Har
rison and moved here last week. We
hope they will be pleased with their new
home.
Miss Florence Dove has organized 6
Sunday School in Nottingham. The sun
raised by Miss Dove to build hall ha:
been invested in an organ, books and seat.
for this purpose School this Sunday a
10 a. m.
A great Clearance Sale now going OF
at the J. L. Edlavitch Department Store
Money saved by dealing, with US thi
month. Look at our al in this paper. j
l.. Edlavitch Department Store, Mari
boro, Nd.
DR. Charles a. Wells entertained tn,
members of the Medical Association o
this county at his home in Hyattsville OF
Wednesday, after the business meetin.
which was held on that day Eleven ply
scians were present.
The wharf at River View, this county
it is stated, will be rebuilt and greatly ell
larged during this winter. The plans TO
the work are now being prepared and tn
rebuilding of the wharf will, it is expect
ed, be baguu as soon as the weather will
permit.
The annual meeting of the Stock
holders of the Greenwood Farm Com
pany' of this county, will be held on tn
farm on Saturday, January 18th. at clever
o'clock sharp, to elect Board of Direc
tors, hear reports and take action upol
any business that may come up.
AT the annual meeting for the cleo
ton of trustees of the Marlboro Academy
on Monday last. tn e following gentlemen
were elected for the present year: Messr
F. Sasscer, president; Henry T. Ward
George Brooke, John H. Traband, An
thony J. Wyvill, Joseph V. Wyvill an
William H. Talbot.
The following a. pointments have s.
far been made at Annapolis of person
from this county. In the Senate, Jane
W. Rawlings, and Benjamin H. Brown
Delegate Robert Wilson Brooke ha
secured the appointment of NJ. Howard b
Sher if, Of Kent district, as page, in tn
House There may be other appointment
later.
-EX Senator W. d. Bowie, of this coun
ty, has purchased from the estate Of til
late E. B. Du Val the farm known a
| Marietta" near Glendale, this county
| The farm contains IS acres of lane. fo
which $500 was paid. Marietta is tn
old homestead Of Judge Du Val, at on
time one of the Justices of the Unite
States Supreme Court.
| A tenant house and barn, togethe
with their contents, were burned, on tn
place of Mr.. j E. Tug, near Bowie, Sal
urday morning between 5 and 6o'clocl
Mr.. Tug is corresponding clerk in tn
Metropolitan Bank, Washington. Th
fire was started by colored boy, VIII
slept in the stable, smoking cigarette
Tie loss is estimated at 81, 200 with no il
su~,nce Two horses were saved. Sever
al bug yies. Il family carriage, harness an
COW were Turned.
Mr.. Joseph Payne, we'll known cit
zen of OXon Hill, this county, is at h
home in that village under the care of
| phys; clan for injuries received recent
in an accident. He was at one of the rea
wheels of a wagon loaded with corn. as
sistng in the progress of the vehicle u
hill, when the horse slipped, allowin
the wagon to run backward and strik
him, knocking him to the ground. On
of his legs was broken and he sustaine
severe bruises. Mr.. Payne is about s
| wears of age.