The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-04-27
RkEVlTIES.

WISH 10 CduIOu, ".
The dates of the Fair this year will
be September 18th, 18th and Goth.
Miss Annie Hill is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Buchanan Beall in Washington.
Trinity Church Sunday School made
an Easter offering of $50
Miss Minnie Hardy, of Forestville, is
visiting Miss Kate Wilson, of this
town.
Mrs. William Fl Harper. of Wash
ington, was at the Marlboro House, on
Monday.
Prayers were offered in Trinity
Church on Sunday for the San Francisco
sufferers,
MIR. A. X. Mari. of Chicago, Ill, is
on visit to his home. at Mt Calvert
Mr.. Harry Brooke, of Washington,
visited his brother, Mr. William G.
Brooke, on Sunday.
Mrs John w Belt and Miss Bette
Hansborough. spent several days last
week in Washington.
Mr.. Upton Brooke entt rtained the
Patux Mt Plantrrs' Club at dinner on
"Wednesday last.
Mrs Walter Burgess and little son
of Washin gton, have been visiting Mrs.
Emma J. Coale
Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Zantzinger and
family have returned from Florida, where
The, spout the Winter.
Rev Frank Willes, f 'rmerly rector of
| s.. Thomas Church, Croome, has accept
ed call to Harrisburg, p.
| Bishop Satterlee will visit Trinity
parish f,r the purpose Of administering
the rite Of Contribution on Monday night,
May 2lst.
DR.. John 8. Billopp, formerly of this
county, is now at Talequah, |. T. He
represents a large publishing house and
travels extensively.
The Sunday night service at Trinity
Church, will begin at a quarter of eight
O'Clock ms cad If half past seven, until
further notice.
| There is III ,vement on foot to or
ganizc company for the First Regiment
Maryland National Guard in Hyattsville,
Brentwood and vicinity
Rev Mr.. Wingate, the beloved rector
of St. Bs.rnabas' Church, Iceland, has re-
signed to take effect on May 1st. rs
continued i'll health is the cause.
the residents of Chesapeake Beach
are glad to welcome Mr.. Charles Pepper
and sons Isaac and Rudolph Pepper, VIII o
will spend the coming season at the
Beach, Mr.. Charles Pepper having been
appointed mayor OF the town.
Divine Services will be held on May
9th instant in St. Paul's parish Prince
| Georges county, as follows: st. Pauls'
Church II a. M, St. Mary's Chapel 8 p.
M The publicEcerdially invited.
Paul Taylor, the 6 year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Taylor, died at
the home of his parents near Silesia, this
county, on Wednesday of last week. In
terment took place at Providence Metho
dist Episcopal Church, South. The many
friends of Mr.. Taylor join in coincidence
with him and his bereaved family.
The Board of Liquor License Com
missoners for Prince Georges county,
met here Tuesday and elected as presi-
dent, Raymond A. Hsiskell; clerk, An
thony J. Wyvill, and attorney, Frederick
Dallam. The board is composed of Ray
mond A. Heiskell, NJ. J. Tighe and W. S.
Ryon and gives notice that they will con
slider the applications for liquor licenses
for this county.
AT The annual parish meeting at
Trinity Church on Monday of last week
the following vestrymen we're re elected
to serve during the coming year: Mr.. F.
Sasscer, DR.. Reverdy Sasscer, Mr.. w. S.
Hill and Mr. R. B. B. Chew, Jr. The
other vestrymen are: Messrs. VIM. B..
Clagett, John H. Traband, T. Van CIag
EFT aud Judge Chew. The Ladies'
Association re elected their officers, viz:
President, Mrs l. 8. Wilson; Vice Presi-
dent Mrs A. T. Brooke; Secretary, Miss
May Hill; Treasurer, Mrs. John H Ira
band.
Ernest Henry, colored, IA years old,
was brought to the Jail Friday by Officer
Walker, charged with the murder Of JOS.
A. Powers, also colored, full grown
man. The prisoner said at his home near
Mitchellville, on Thursday night Powers
cursed him and knocked him down. His
uncle, Gus Henry, was near by, and hand
ed the boy pistol. The boy said he took
the pistol and shot the man when ne had
his back turned, who fingered and died
early Sunday morning. Gus Henry es
capped but was arrested Sunday night and
placed in Jail.