The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1905-12-01
BREVlTIES.

County Commissioners, Road Com
missioners and Orphans Court will meet
ON Tuesday next.
Mr.. J g. Carpenter. of Clifton Forge
Va, spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs,
George W. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs E Smith and Mr.. Allen
Smith, of Washington, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs Ernest Smith.
Mr.. Leopold Pfefferkorn and Miss
Hilda Pfeffer korn. of Baltimore, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. l. Wolff.
Mrs c. G. Magruder is visiting her
sister, Mrs Mary w. Belt, at Wood
stock" and will return to her home
in Washington early next month.
Mr. W. Tilden Davis was away last
week on hunting trip in the vicinity of
Westwood. Mrs. Davis also visited
friends in the lower neighborhood.
The postoffice at silesia, this county,
will be discontinued after December 18th
Mail will then be sent to Friendly
Mrs. Mabel Miller Crawford, who has
been in Wilmington, Del, for several
weeks, spent Thanksgiving with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. 81. 8. Miller.
Miss Daisy Keeder, of this town,
spent Sunday with relatives in Washing
ton.
Mr.. William A. Roeder, Jr, of Balti-
more, spent Sunday with his parents in
this town.
Miss Edith Martin, of Washington,
spent several days last week with Miss
Gertrude Cranf,r -
Sheriff James A. Sweeney and his
appointees entered upon their duties on
Monday.
Miss Eleanor Garner returned on
Saturday from "a visit to her family in St
Mary's county
Mr.. Robert WARM, of Washington,
is visiting at Navajo" the home of Hon.
VIM. Clagett
Miss Kate Bowling entertained few
young lady friend at an afternoon tea on
Thursday.
Several interesting communications
had to be omitted this week, but will be
published in the next issue.
Died at her h.me, near Westweod,
Mrs Sarah Williams in the 63rd year of
age; kind mother and neighbour. She
leaves eight children and husband
Miss Matte Brady, who has been Wis
ting her brother, Mr.. Norman Brady, is
spending some time with relatives in ST.
Mary's County.
The dance given by the Marlboro
ciaI Club in the Town Hall, here, on
Friday n ight last, was one of the most en-
,yable aft airs ever held here Quite a
lumber Of young people were present and
all spent very pleasant evening.
Died suddenly at her residence in
Camp Springs, Md, Mrs. Isabella Middle
ton, beloved wife of the late Charles S.
Middleton, at one time Clerk Of the Cir
cut Court of this County. The many
virtues Of this noble lady, won for her
he esteem of all who knew her.
Died near Mitchellville, this county,
On November 9th, 1908, Mrs. Agnes
Pou a, in the 18Th year of her age, the be
owed mother of Frank Poula The inter-
ment was at Holy Redeemer Cemetery,
Baltimore
The friends of Miss Alice Harper will
be grieved to lie RI of her misfortune in
losing part If her belongings by fire re
Gently. The residence of her niece, Mrs
Henry Kerber, of Birmingham. Alabama,
where she was spending the winter, was
discovered to be on fire in the night. The
falling in of the roof giving the inmates
heir first intimation of danger; making
their escape from the burning house they
took refuge with friends who provided
them with clothing and shelter until they
make ether arrangements.
Appropriate Thanksgiving services
were held in the churches here.