The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1908-06-19
BREVlTIES.

Mr.. Harold Sasscer, of Lehigh Uni
versity, is at home for the summer vaca-
ton.
MIR. George B. Merrick left on Sat.
urday night to attend the Republican
Convention in Chicago.
The Misses Hill, daughters of DR..
and Mrs R. s. Hill, returned home from
school Tuesday.
Miss Daisy Roder, of this town
spent Sunday with Mrs, James Gill
roy, of near Queen Anae this county.
MIR. and Mrs. o. B. Zantzinger and
family have returned to "Ellerslie,"
the home of Miss Minnie Chew, for the
summer.
Misses Della and Nellie Nalley, of
Washington, have returned home after
spending last week with their sister,
Mrs Frederick W. Wilson.
DR. Joshua W. Herring, Comptroller
Of the State Treasury, has made public
he quarterly distribution of the State
school tax This county received
1881.
DIR. L. A. Griffith has been taking a
vacation. His son, DR.. F. Webb Griffith
attended to his patients during his alb
sence as the latter has been spending a
week at his old home.
Among those who graduated from
he Washington Normal School Tuesday
morning was Miss Mildred Stallings,
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Stall
ngs, formerly of this town.
Anon G the graduates at St. Johns
College on Wednesday was MIR. Wilfred
4. Townshend, son of Mr.. and Mr.. s.
!. Townshend, Cheltenham, this coun
".
"A pretty romance, which began
when Miss Lucie R Cough, of Pope's
Creek, Md, trained nurse in the
ieorge Washington University Hospit-
Il, met George l. Sharp, an undergrad
uate physician and a member of a
wealthy Cleveland Park family, culmi-
mated yesterday in their marriaged by
Rev. DR.. R. Ii. McKim in Washington.
The ladies of St. Paul Church will
will hold a festival in the new Hall at
Baden on July 4th. commencing at
o'clock. There will be patriotic speech
by the Rector of the Parish. A band
If music will be in attendance and
game of base ball will be played. Re
freshments will be sold The proceeds
will be used for the benefit of the Hall.
Governor Crothers will visit MARI
boro' on Tuesday next, the 23rd instant
with other members of the Good Roads
Commission The party will come
from La Plata, at O'clock p. m, via
The Pennsylvania railroad, and after
holding meeting here will return to
Baltimore the same evening, giving on
opportunity to our citizens to honor
them with public reception as had been
-uggested; but we hope large gather.
their interest in this important subject
of good roads.
Commencement exercises at La
Sale Academy, Ammendale, this coun-
". were held Sunday afternoon. Louis
?. Shoemaker spoke on "Christian
Education" The medals and premiums
awarded were: Gold medal for general
excellence, founded by j. Leo Kolb, to
James A Clancy; gold medal for gen
eralexcellence, donated by Rev. Father
J. p. Tower, of Hyattsville, to Robert
A. Waters; medal for elocution to
Edward r. Halloran. A number of cit.
zens of Washington will probably take
steps to establish a school in either
Hyattsville or Riverdale, the teachers to
be furnished by the Ammendale Acad-
envy Auth critics of Rock Hill College,
ELLIOTT City, recently purchased over
200 acres Just north of Ammendale
Arrangements are now being made to
remove the college from Ellicott City to
Ammcndale
Rev. Francis A. Schwallenberg,
who for several years has been pastor
| of St. Mary's Church, this town, left
here yesterday morning for his new
| field of duties at Seat Pleasant. His
successor, Rev. Father Lawless, who
has been located at OGDEN, A. A. coun-
] ty, arrived on wednesday.