The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1903-02-20
BKEVITIES.

Miss Attic and Mary Nailey, are visit
ing friends in Washington.
MIR. Thomas Sheppard has been APP
pointed postmaster at Glendale.
Mass at ST. Mary's Church on Su:-
day, 22nd, at 8 a. m, and at Rosaryville
at II a. m.
-Messrs C. Eds and L. Allen Smith,
of Washington, spent last Sunday at their
old home here.
Mi Rogers Brooke, of Washington,
visited his father, Judge John B. Brooke,
on Sunday last.
Invitations are out for dance to be
given by the Marlboro Social Club on
Monday evening.
MIR. George E. Calvert, Of Washing
ton, spent last Sunday at "Trump's Hill"
the home of Mr.. B. F. Duvall.
MIR. George w. Wilson, Jr., OF West
Virginia, has been visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Wilson.
MIR W. B. Fenwick has been appointed
pOStuldSicI az aQudSCO, IulS COuuty, WIG
Mr.. Virgil NJ. Lawrence, resigned.
Mr.. Frederick Sasscer attended a
meeting of the Alumni of St. Johns Col
lege at the Carrollton Hotel on Wednes.
day night.
Next Wednesday, February 25th,
Ash "Wednesday, Mass at St. Mary's
n
Ashes before the Mass.
Mr.. Robert Simms died of apoplexy
at his h me, Beltsville, this county, on
the 9Th inst. He was unmarried and had
lived at Betsville for fifty years.
Miss Agnes Lynch, has returned to
St. Elizabeth, having spent very pleas
ant vacation with her pare nts, Mr. and
Mrs. George L. Tippett, of Silesia, Md.
AS Washington's Birthday will fall
on Sunday next, the public schools, by
order of the School Board, will celebrate
the anniversary on Monday, the 23rd inst.
An exhibition of Gramophone or
Talking Machine is to be given at st.
Mary's Church on Tuesday, February
Oath, at 8 o. M Admission, 25 cts; chill
dren, Is cts.
Mrs. Elizabeth G. Clagett and daugh-
tiers are spending the remainder of the
winter in Baltimore, and her daughters.
Misses Alice and May, will attend school
in Emmittsburg.
Mrs. w. Walter Wilson has returned
to her home near Westwood this county,
much improved in health, after an illness
of about eight weeks at the Johns Hopkins
Hospital, Baltimore.
The coming municipal election, to be
held in Laurel early in April next, at
which time candidates for the mayorslty
and for the positions of the councilmen
at large will be balloted for, promises to
lie a spirited one.
The Postmaster General Monday es-
tablished postoftice at Benning Station,
and designated it as independent for the
receipt and dispatch of registered mail.
This is intended for the facilitation of
business in connection with the Benning
race tr ack.
Members of Centennial Lodge No.
III, A. F. and a. NJ are requested to at
tend the next regular communicative to
be held in Masonic Hall, Upper Marlboro +,
Md, February Goth, 1903. The retiring
and newly elected officers are requested to
be present There will be an installation
of officers, followed 10y banquet
Judge Merrick last Friday handed
| down decision sustaining the judge
ment rendered by Justice Alex. Sakers,
Of Hyattsville, awarding Dr.. Charles A.
Wells 5000 and damages against the
Baltim ore and Ohio Railroad Company,
on account of annoyance and discomforts
caused the doctors family by the con-
tinued presence of freight cars in front of
and surrounding his premises. 1t is
stated that Dr. Wells will enter suit
against the company for $4,000 for al
! legged deterioration Of his properly.