The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1905-03-03
BREVITIES.

Next Wednesday will be the beginning
of Lent
Many of our citizens will attend the
Inauguration.
The Teachers Association will meet
in Washington to-day.
Mr.. Vim H. Lawrence, of Baltm ore,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William
I. Wolff
A valuable colt belonging to MIR.
Anthony Wyville was killed by the Ches
apeake Beach train on Friday.
Mr.. Samuel Crawford, of the Russell
Contracting Company, has been on visit
to his brother Mr. Benja Crawford, OF
this town.
Bishop satterlee will visit Trinity
Church, this town, to administer the rite
of Confirmation, on Wednesday, April
Goth.
There will be meeting of Ladies As
ISOLATION of Trinity Church, on Monday
next, March 9Th, at half past three O'Clock
at the usual place.
The Market Sale by the Rector's Aid
Society of Trinity Church, on Saturday,
was literally patronized and netted the
sum of fifteen dollars.
Mr. Joseph CLANCY, of Anne Arun-
de-! and Miss Susie Sunderland, of the
same county, were married in Washing
ton on Saturday last by Rev. j. W. Steele.
Rev. J. Barker Turner, former rector
Of St. Barnabas Church, Iceland, has re-
signed from Chaptico parish, St. Mary's
county, to accept call to Leonardtown.
Miss Lucy E. Sasscer will be guest
at the National Cathedral School, at din
ner this evening, to meet some of her
former school friends.
Mrs F. E. McManus will have the
pleasure of having her brother, Judge
Ralph Amber, his wife and little boy for
visit of few days.
The County Commissioners will meet
next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
for the purpose Of adjusting all claims
against the county preparatory to making
the annual levy.
The School Board held special meet
ing yesterday. with all the members pre-
sent. An apportionment was made of
the State School fund between the white
~ T. al
that the colored schools be kept open
until April 18TH The Board adjourn ed
to meet at the call OF the Superinten
dent.
FOR SALE Eggs for Matching from
choice Light Brahma Chickens. Also
several Young Roosters.-Apply tn
Ghiselin Sasscer, Upper Marlboro, Md
President and Mrs Sylvester, Of the
Maryland Agricultural College, gave a
dance to the junior and senior classes OF
the college and their friends last Friday
night. The dance took place in the col
lege auditorium, but refreshments were
served at the home of President Sylvester
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and pleasant evening was spent.
| Our thanks are due to Messrs. Ralstou
s. Siddons. Attorneys & Counsellors a,
Law, Washington, D. c., for the follow
ing pamphlets: Interstate Commerce,
brief concerning proposed new legisla
ton, prepared by Mr.. Samuel Spencer
President of the Southern Railway anG
Mr.. David Wilcox, Presid ent Of the De
laware & Hudson Company. THE Work
of the Interstate Commerce Commission,
by Mr.. H. T. Newcomb, of the Bar of tn,
District of Columbia.
Mr.. Arthur Owens, an employee OF
the United States Internal Revenue Ser
vice and Miss Mary Isabelle Drury, were
married in Washing ton, on February 2Otl
by Rev. w. r. Turner, rector of St
MichaePs and All Angels Church. TIL,
age Of the groom elect is given in tn
marriage license as 81; that of the brid,
81. The groom is member of the Owens
family Of Anne Arundel county, AM
owns farm at Greenock, that county
where he spends the summer months. Mr.
Owens has been spending the winte
months with relatives in Hyattsville.