The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1908-05-29
BKEVITTES.

Miss Edith Grant spent Monday
evening with friends at Iceland.
Mr.. Spencer Crane, of LeonardtoWn,
spent several days with Mr.. Rogers
Gore.
The County Commissioners, Liquor
License, Commissioners and Orphans
Court will be in session next Tuesday.
Miss Edna Coale, of this town who
has been on visit to relatives in Wash
ington returned home on Wednesday.
Mrs. Elvra Smith who has been on
a visit to relatives in Baltimore. has re-
turned to her home in this town.
Miss Ida Vermillion. of Halls, has
been on visit to her aunt, Mrs. James
Bennett, of this town.
MIR. James Davis, of Washington,
spent Sunday with his brother, Mr.. W..
T. Davis at the "Marlboro' House"
-Messrs. William Roder; Joseph A,
DeMarr, and Richard Watson, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Roder, of this town.
Miss Catherine Roder, of this town
spent Thursday with her sister, Mrs. >.
A. DeMarr, of Hyattsville.
Our thanks are due to Miss Grace
Robinson for an invitation to attend
the Commencement exercises at Hannah
More Academy.
Misses Green and Human left last
Thursday on business trip to Seattle,
Washington, and will be absent several
weeks.
The Ladies' Aid will held their; an
NAL sale of icecream and cake, sand
witches and coffee on the church lawn
at Epiphany Church, Forest ville' on
Decoration Day.
The ladies of St. Paul's Guild will
hold ''Socks Social" for the benfit OF
St. Paurs Parish Hall, near Baden,
Friday, June 9Th, beginning at 8 p. M
Refreshments will be served at mod
crate prices.
Mr.. Alan Bowie, young lawyer
of this town, sold a calf short time
ago which cited him over ST 90. The
calf was but weeks old and weighed
over 200 lbs. Four pounds of butter a
week are now made from the mother OF
the calf. This cow was fed on mo
lasses food" sold by j. A. Ridgw.y.
"A young lady of this town and a
basket of baby chickens left here yes
terday to spend the day in Hyattsville'
The chickens will make Hyattsvi!le
their permanent home. Any visitor
with q basket of chickens is welcome
any where at any time.
We are indebted to Mr.. VIM. L.
Rothstein, formerly of this town, and
who is now auditor of the Baltimore,
Chesapeake and Atlantic Railway Com
pany, for copy of his company's hand
some book, describing the various
routes, resorts and excursions on the
lines of this company.
The Maryland Commission Agency,
general commission merchants, of Bal
timore, has changed its address from
226 S. Charles Street to 6 W. Pratt
street. See advertisement in another
column.
"A. s. Rome, of Mitchellville, was
tried before Justice Alfred Ridgley yes
terday charged with selling whiskey to
minors, and was convicted and fined
800. Complaint was made by Frank
Phipps. Whiskey was sold to Glen
Hami lton, colored, said to be q minor.
5. Marvin Peach and Morris A. Rome
represented A. S. Rome and an appeal
was taken.
The County Commissioners of
Anne Arundel County have elected E.
P. Hayman, formerly of this county,
more lately of Baltimore city, the first
incumbent of the Office of road engineer
under the recently passed road act for
Anne Arundel county. The selection
was made from list of 10 applicants
after the most careful consideration.
Mr.. Hayman is graduate of the Mary
land Agricultural College, and has
worked under State Road Engineer W.
w. Crosby for sometime. He has re-
Gently had charge of the laying of a
a considerable amount of pavements in
tho citv nf Annanolis