The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1902-05-30
BltEVLTIES.

4 80 o'clock p. m.
Merose Institute will be held at Hyatts-
vile on June 9Th.
Miss Venia Wilson is spending several
days with her brother, Mr.. David J. Viii
son, in Washington.
Governor Smith has appointed Mr.. j.
Howard Duckett notary public for Bla-
densburg, this county.
Miss Edith Martin delightfully."- enter
tanned number of friends at her home
on Wednesday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Webb, of
Clancy, Calvert county, visited DR.. and
Mrs L. A. Griffith last week.
Mr.. Joseph c. Pilkerton, of La Plata,
Charles county, visited Ills son, Mr.. r.
Ernest Pi!kerton, on Tuesday
There will be regular meetings of
the Orphans Court, County Commission
ers and Road Commissioners on Tuesday
next.
-Messrs. Roger and Harry Brooke, of
Washington, spent last Sunday with their
brother, Mr. William G. Brooke, near this
town.
Mrs. Emily c. Traband, Miss Addie
Traband and Mr. Charles Traband. of
Baltimore, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
H. Traband, of this town.
Among the graduates of the State
Normal School yesterday evening was
Miss Mary Elizabeth Nalley, daughter of
Mr. Ignatius Nalley, of this county.
A meeting of the Brotherhood of St.
Andrew, of Trinity Church, will be held
on Monday, June ?, 1902, at o'clock p.
IN in the Office Of the Bank Building.
An entertainment will be given by
the pupils of Church Grove School near
Baden, Friday, June 6, 1902. Exercises
beginning promptly at P. NJ. Admis-
sion 10 cents only.
A lot of 10? bushels of Southern
white corn was sold "Wednesday in Balti
more at 20 cents a buShel, an advance of
two cents, and which is saii to be the
highest price since October. 1891.
Our thanks are due to Mr. S. G Town
shend, Jr., for an invitation to attend the
Commencement exercises at St. John $
College, beginning on June 18th. Mr..
Townshend will be one of the graduates.
Miss Robinson and her pupils will
hold music,le in the Groom Hall this
evening at 8 o'clock. There will be some
beautiful music and we hope a large
crowd will be present. The proceeds
will be for the benefit of the Ladies AS
ISOLATION of St. Thomas Church.
Mr.. Matthias f. Pagan, of Bowie, has
purchased the former Priest Home, just
outside the corporate limits of this town,
| which he will occupy with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pagan will improve the
pl operty and make it beautiful country
home. We extend to them a hearty vel
| come.
Keep your eyes open on our window
Meu's hats, worth soc, our price 19c.
| one yard wide b,eached cotton, sc. I'd.
all co!ors of lawns, b,rgain, sc. yd.
dnoran window screens sold 1T IA bargain
Miss Shields is still busy trimming Ladies
and Misses hats. l. Ellavitch Depart
mcnt Store, Marlboro, Nj l.
| An attempt was made to break in tht
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad station anC
ticket office, in which is also located thu
Riverdale postotfice, at Riverdale. NJ
entrance was apparently made, however
and it is thought that some Of the youn:
young men who live at Riverdale who go
Off of the late electric car from Washing
ton, frightened them away.
The handsome dwelling of DR.. NJ. D
Humes, located near Beltsville, this coun
ty, was totally destroyed by fire on Thurs
day. The house was modern one larg
and spacious and comparatively new. |
cost $4,000. The insurance had run GU
only a few days previous. A colored bo
and girl were arrested and brought to GU
Jail on Saturday morning charged wit
setting the house on fire.
R. W. Van Horn, o. Silver Hill, thi
county, WIS slightly hurt by collidin
with Il carriage at Sixteenth and l street
northc ,st, Washinyto wednesday after
noDn. He WAS riding a bicycle at tn
ne of the accident, and ran into tn
carriag" 1t the street crossing. The bicy
Gle WI, d .,len, an one carriage whec
passed over the riders Lee as he lay upo
the pavcm ut Van Horn WAS able t
proceed on his way after his bicycle wa
repaired.
-Mr. A, Sydney Hill, who has been i
the service of the United States Govern
ment in Cubl for nearly four years, RI
turned home on Sunday. He had yer
pleasant experience, but is delighted t
be amongst his relatives and friends agail
Major Baker, of the @ lartermast er's De
partment, under whom he has been work
ing, has retained him for several month
to aid in completing Off ;ial reports, an
Mr.. Hill reported for duty ia Washingto
on Wednesday. In consid Grafton of h
fidelity and efficiency, we trlst he may /
able to secure perm .nent employment
the War Department.