Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1906-09-21
FRIDAY, Sept. 81, 1906
OCAL AND personal
Local Brevitles.

~ been marketed.
Ml King, Of Washington City, is a
guest at Fleetwood.
Miss Aline Neale and sisters have re-
turned to Baltimore City.
Mr.. J. H. Richards is a guest OF his
nephew, Mr.. S. 8. Padgett.
Mr.. Robert H. Turner, wicomico, is
about to erect new dwelling.
Miss Mollie Hamilton is guest OF the
Misset Hamilton, Prospect Hill.
Mr.. ldonroe wathen made business
trip to Baltimore City on Monday.
The paint brush is being applied with
effective touch to the Town Hall.
4 Miss Julia Bowling is attending ST.
Regis Academy, New York City.
Mr.. Fred S. Barber was visitor to
this neighborhood on Wednesday.
Mrs. W. j. Mitchell and her young
family have returned from Ocean City.
Gen. L. A. Wilmer attended the St.
Mary's County Court during the week
Misses Alma Lloyd and Mary Hamil-
ton are visiting friends in Washington.
Don't fail to attend the tournament
ID ball at Harris Lot on Wednesday
| next.
Miss Margaret Brent returned home
on Wednesday from visit to friends in
New York.
Mr.. Robert Craine's new mansion on
Mt. Victoria is receiving its finishing
touches.
Capt 7. H. Ching, wicomico, paid a
business trip to Baltimore City on We'd
nesday.
Misses Miriam and Caroline Bailey, of
Washington City, are visiting Miss Mary
Boswell -
Mrs. +. Wills Posey was a gusst-t
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. How
ard, yesterday
Bishop and Mrs. KenIor Nelson, Of
Georgia, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
B. S. Chapman.
Mrs. Evans, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. S. f. Mudd, has returned to
Washington City.
The School Commissioners held a
meeting on Tuesday and approved
teachers contracts.
The public schools opened on Monday
with full rosters of pupils, it is said, for
the scholastic year
The school folks have at last realized
that summer with its joys is thing of
the past once more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Esten W. Hungerford
Marshall Hail. spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Jerrie Norris.
Hotel La Plata is the place to make
your headquarters when travelling
through the County. Try it.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". NJ. Lyon celebrated
in quiet way the fifth anniversary of
their wedding on Wednesday.
Miss Mamie Clarke, who will soon be-
come citizen of our city, will open
millinery establishment herein.
Congressman Mudd was in ST. Mary's
County the earlier part of the week
looking after his political fences.
Misses Mamie and Leola Perry, the
attractive daughters of Mr.. J. R. Perry,
left on Friday for Washington,
Mr.. Willie Clark, who will attend
Western Maryland College, left on We'd
nesday to begin his scholastic work.
Mr.. John I. owen, popular clerk in
the store of 2. NJ. Fowler & Co., visited
Baltimore City during the week
The good folks of Piccawaxen Episco-
pal Church held another festival on
Tuesday last, This time they had a
fine day.
Judge Alvey, late of the Court of APP
peals of this State and nncle of NIessrs.
John and Lewis Dudley, Patuxent, died
last week.
Mr.. george ". Price, Welcome, who
has been from the County under hospital
treatment, has returned home much i'm
proved.
At the New Wills, in La Plata, you
get all the accommodations of big city
hotel Stopping there once means stop
ping there always.
st. Mary's County is to have an agri-
cultural fair. St. Mary's County will
soon be little world all to itself and
quite complete.
Rev. Mr.. II. P. Baker has returned
from st. Mary's County, where he has
been holding religious services for the
past several days.
Miss Cora Thompson, who has been
spending some time with relatives and
friends in the County, returned to her
ONE in Baltimore on Wednesday.
Wednesday was the Jewish New Year.
the exception of the Day of Atone
which comes ten days later, it is
LOST important holiday in the Jewish
calendar
Give your children the best education
\ you possibly can, even if they should
not live to profit by it and should disap-
point allyour hopes, you will have the
consciousness of having discharged
our duty to them, Of having done ali