The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-08-31
BlSEVITIES.

Miss Mabel T.. Berry, of Laurel, is
visiting Hiss Lucy E. Sasscer.
Mrs. Irwin Owings and little son have
been visiting the Misses Hill
Miss Minnie Chew has been visiting
Miss Laura Matthews at Bowie.
MIR. and Mrs. William l. Wolff are at
Atlantic City.
Mr.. t. Guy Grimes has returned
from u two-weeks' stay at Atlantic City.
Senator William b. Clagett is attend
ing the Bryan ceremonies in New York.
Misses Mary and Nora Trinkaus, of
Baltimore, have been on a visit to Miss
Daisy Roder.
Nils. Grace Ryon, of Washington, has
been on 4 visit to her sister, Mrs. S. E. r.
CraIu.ll, vi THIS town.
The will be meeting of the N. p. L.
on Thursday night, September 9th, at s
o'clock
Mrs. Jacob Michel, and little son, of
w ashin gton, are on visit to Mrs Sophie
Michel, of this town.
Mrs. Joseph A. Ridgway, is on a
visit to her sister, Mrs. Douglas Scott, of
Washington.
CLERK of the Court Benjamin D.
Stephen has returned from trip TO Cape
May.
Miss Mamie Harris, of Washington,
has been on visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Edmund Wells, of near this town.
Mrs. Joseph V. Wyville spent several
days this week with Mrs. William Dole
man, of Washington.
MIR. and Mrs. Frederick Sasscer and
son, James, left on Saturday for Ocean
City.
Miss Maud Miller is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Frederick Lannawitz, in Balti-
more.
MIR. NJ. H. Magruder is spending
few days at Atlantic City. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. G. Magruder are also at this popular
resort.
The white schools of the county will
open September 18th. The colored on
October LIST.
"A Joint Institute for the teachers of
Southern Maryland will be held at the
Maryland Agricultural College for one
week, commencing September 3rd.
DIR. F. Webb Griffith, of this town,
who was recently appointed to the Hop
kins Hospital has entered upon his work
at that place. He has been assigned for
special work under Dr.. Howard Kelly.
Don't fail to attend the Concert and
Ball, at Odd Fellows Hall, Forestville,
on Monday, September 3rd, Labor Day,
for the benefit of ST. Mary's Church, this
tswn. Admission Csc. Supper and re-
freshments.
Mrs Buchanan Beale, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Reverdy
Sasscer, has gone to Atlantic City for
two weeks. She was accompanied by her
daug hter, Miss Helen Beale, and her sis
tie, Miss Annie S. Hill
Governor Warfield Tuesday issued
proclamation declaring Labor Day-Mon-
day. September 3rd,--a legal holiday, and
recon m nds is general observance by the
people of MARI land by cessation OF
ual business as far as practicable.
The ont IN and reed bird season for
the Patuxent river begins on September
End. Under recent act of h. LegisIa
ture all non residents of the 5 a'e must
procure license to shoot on any marsh
of the Pa uxeut river The fee for the
sa neis SIT,
The County Comm ssiontrs are ask
ing for lid, for the construction of
mile of road from this town to Bucks
store; also to macadamize the road from
NcNey's store, in Dixon Hill district,
known AS the Livingston road, to where
the work on the macadam road was stop
ped last year. See advertisement in this
issue.
The rain in the vicinity Of Camp
Springs, this county, resemb!ed cloud
bu s. last Friday evening. Henson
Branch and OXop Branch were on a
rampage and it is said about fifteen
bridges and one stone cu'vert have been
washed away, along with the bridge at
the foot of None Such Hill, on the Suit
land road The destruction of these
bridges means a loss of several thousad
dollars to the county. Hardly vestige
of we'll ordered truck gardens was left by
the storms, and the farmers will lose the
! results of almost a years work.