The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-07-06
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mex. Tuesday.
Sly thousand people went to Chesa
peake Beach on the 4th.
go Nessrs Arthur and Norman Smith
are visiting relati, rs in Rive side, Penn.
Miss Kata H ill has been spending
few weeks at Cumbersome. Anne Arun
d"l county,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles kinsolvng.
cf " .shington, spent last Sunday with
DR. and Mrs Humes
Miss Genevieve Byrnes, of Washing
ton, spent Sunday last with Mr.. and Mrs
William A. Reader
Mrs. Walter c. Burgess, and son,
Fred, of Washington, are visiting Mrs
Emma Coale
Miss Christine Coale, of Washin gton,
is spending her vacation with her mother,
Mrs T. j. Coaie.
Miss Agnes Stewart, of Washington,
has been on a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Nj.
Wyvlle.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Alonzo DeMar and
friend spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
W A Roder, of this town.
-laster T. Jefferson Clagett, son of
Mrs L. j. Clagett, of Baltimore, is visit
ing is cousin, Master Ghiselin Sasscer.
Misses Hilda and Mildred Herr, and
Miss Elizabeth Lacey, all of Georgetown,
d. q. are visiting Miss Carol Wilson.
Misses Edna aud Anna C"ae and
Master Guy Coale have Leen visiting their
sister, Mrs Walter Burgess, in Washing
ton
Mr.. Harry Brooke, Of Washington,
speut sunday with his brother, MIR. VIM.
G Brooke, at his home near here.
Mrs Albert Bowlin and infant son,
Of Bryantown, visited Mr.. and Mis- Frank
W Hill last week.
Mrs A. A. Hooff and little son, who
have been visiting Mrs. Harry Quinn,
have returned to their home in Manassas,
Virginia.
-Mr. and Mrs. Cha rles w. Clagett and
liule daughter, of Washington, are visit
ing DR.. and Mrs Revercy sasscer, at
wv oodland."
A delightful and successful entertain
mint was given by the pupils of Hyatts-
Vile public school at the close of the
term
-Tubaccn is selling well, the result of
the organization Of the farmers. Every
ol,x> ,Inr f,f hn
bac1o Growers Association.
Miss Nettie Mudd has completed writ
ing the history of the life of her father
DR.. Samuel Mudd has had the same
copyrighted and the manuscript is now
in the hands of the printer for publica
ton.
Rev. Mr. Sontag, of Washington,
preached at St. Barnabas' Church, Lee
land, last Sunday, and spent a portion of
This week i'll visiting friends here.
Miss Edna Tippett has returned to
her home after pleasant visit to her
friends, Miss Ride Espey, of Riverdale,
and the family of Mr.. J. Enos Ray, of
Chilium, this county.
Mr. William H. Flint, accompani,d
by DR. Mareen D. Humes, went to tht
Providence Hospital last week where ht
was operated on for an abscess, and We
are glad to hear he is improving.
The unfortunate killing of Thos. M
Turner, colored, by Edwin P. Gibbs, of
Queen Anne district, on Tuesday, has
in hp
The inquest will be held to day, after
which the real facts of the case may be
known. Mr. Gibbs came here from H.
linois about 10 years ago.
MIR and Mrs. A. Sydney Hill started
on Monday last to return to their home
in San Diego, California They have been
on a visit here to Mr.. Hills family. Mrs
Hill captivated all who met her by hel
charming manners and lovely voice Miss
Holle Hill accompanied them to the
West and will remain with them until the
eu'umn.
st. Anthony's Catholic Church at North
Chesapeake Beach was dedicated on Sun
day morning with appropriate ceremo-
nies Rev D j. Stafford, pastor of st.
Patricks Church, Washington, efficiated,
being assisted by number of other cler
gymcn. A large crowd was present to
witness the ceremonies.
To day will be Marlboro day at the
B. ""', and the Sunday school of Trinity
Church will hold it's 9th annual excursion
All trains stop here. Fare Csc, round
trip, for all. Everybody welcome. Trains
leave Marlboro at 1907, II 30 a. M, 2:S3
o. m, 6:1O p m and sos p. m. for the
Beach. Leave the Beach at 9 Is p. m
& p m. and 10 p. IN.
Meeting Of the School Board.
There WAS a meeting of the School