The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1908-07-24
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Mr.. Paul Sccn1ief, OF Dah7lIIe' Fa,'
IS visiting his cousin, sir Norman
0IiA''o
Mrs. Wan, x. smith and MIs. mary
T. wilson spent thursday We" -"is' L.
Edls, at "Fa!fAloaat heL5o'''
Senator and Mrs. "m- .. Clagett
have returned from d mp 10 NiFagEa
Falls
hiss Helen BoedeT, Of this town, IS
on visit TO her Sist9r Mrs. Joseph IA
Demarf, at HyattsT'lle.
Miss Nellie Gram, Of near this
town, has been On a pleasant visit to
her friend, Mrs &. a Hootf, Of
Manassas, Va.
Mrs. ElTiia Smith, and AiTS. K. Il.
Smith aud children, Of this town, and
Mrs. William Thurtcs, Of Bowie, lett
yesterday fcC Il visit to relatives II
Anne Arundel county
Mrs. Z. B Z Chez, who has been
stavjur at the Marlboro House tor a
while. left on Sunday for visit 10 her
son DR.. Harding, at Newark, n. !.
n,.ssrs ao,r,,o, r7,bor,,son Edward
mcNar and p z Pvon Of Washing
fc,, sna,+ Srr,}av win Mr. w T,sden
Da,is Al +be yar,no,o. Hopse.
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nave moved 'c 'hel' new no,'i'' '"' 60
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ootn' near Nes't'lailS' "nioi mas
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Marlboro on Wednesday morning a
brown leather handbag containing
about $24 reward Of SO will be
given to the person returning same to
Miss Edith Humphrey, Meadows, Md.
There will be q supper and dance
1T the corner of the Suitland road and
the Washington-M Marlboro pike, near
Forestville, on Tuesday, August 4th,
for The benefit Of the Catholic church
at ForestyilIe.
Died at Woodvilie on July Sth,
1908, Mrs. !! I'll. Strong in the 22nd,
year of beI aes. The deceased is sur
vived by husband and two children.
The funeral tooA place from st. Domi-
hicks Catholic Church July 10th, and
the interment was III the cometary.
The drought which had prevailed
in this county to an alarming extent
was broken on Tuesday night by severe
electrical storms and copious rain. The
crops will be greatly benefited thereby,
aud although a small crop Of tobacco
vas planted q favorable season may
cause good yield.
Mr. Richard Bardesty, prominent
citizen Of Queen Anne district died al
his nome near ColIington on Tuesday
evening, July 2lst., in the 18th year Of
his age. The funeral took place from
Holy Trinity church yesterday at 3
o'clock.
-Through the resignation of MIR. VIM.
N. Michael, of Baltimore, there is va
cant instructorship IN the mechanical
engineering department Of the Mary
land Agricultural College. 1t is the
policy of this department 10 give posi-
ton to Maryland men Of the required
ability. Already applications have been
received from graduates of Syracuse
University, University Of Cincinnati,
Purdue University. Worcester Poly
technic Institute, Cornell University.
University cf Minnesota, lafayette CO!
Iege and New Hampshire College Plans
are being prepared for the new engi-
neering building made possible By
appropriation Of the la st Legislature.
The Centennial Lodge A f. & A
n. will hold Fair in connection With
he Southern Maryland Fair Kssocia
siop on She Fair grounds AUGUST 18Th
l9.li, and 2G;b. Base Bail, Potato Race.
areaSad pola viii he tho fao,,ras aon.