The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1908-06-12
UEs TILES.

A grand N asonic Fair in connection
+ with the Agricultural Fair in August is
being discussed.
The County Commissioners and
Orphans Cou t. Will be in session on
! Tuesday zt.
Miss Corrinne Low Of Washing
ton, spent Sunday with her niece, Mrs.
W. T. Davis, at the Marlboro House.
Mrs. William L. Marbury and little
daughter and sons, of Baltimore, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. Marshall
! Maj bury at "Marbury Heights"
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Tuck, of Balti-
m 1re, are spending the summer at Gel
lers!:e" with Miss Minnie Chew, as is
also Miss Lima TAYLOR, of Norfolk, Va.
Among the graduates of the Law
School, CT Georgetown University this
year is EIr Joseph Adds on, of this
county.
"A Joint Institute for Southern
Maryland Teachers win be held in
Annapolis, the second week in Septem
! Der
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Stanley,
| have sent cut invitations to the wedding
OF their daughter Elizabeth Hopkins
Stanley, to Mr.. James Gamaliel Boss, Jr,
which will take place at st. Philips
| Church, Laurel. the evening of June
gath.
| MIR. Ephram S. Schafer, of Bowie,
| this county and Miss G. Eva Beanes, of
Mitchelville, this county, were quietly
married on Wednesday, June Sd, in the
church at Lanhams in the presence of
| few relatives and friends, Rev. M. F.
Lowe officiating.
Mr. Edward Clifton, beloved hus-
band CT Isadora Elizabeth Clifton, died
at his late residence near Silver Hill
| this county, May 31gt, 1908, aged 81
| wears. He is survived by his wife and
five children.
SMITHS Colossal Shows will visit
! his town on Monday next. 1t contains |
a herd Of trained ponies, troupe of
| trained dogs, a famous riding dog and
donkey clown, gymnasts, acrobats,
wire artists. sc. Admission 25c. Chill |
| dreu l5c.
There will be an entertainment and
dance given in the town hall, on Friday |
evening, June 18th, by the pupils of the |
girIs' school here. Refreshments will |
| be served at moderate prices. Proceeds |
for TIE benefit of the school. Enter
tainnent begins at o'clock. Admis-
sion 25l. children l5c.
-Devereu1 Johnson, Of Beltsville,
graduate OF She Laurel High School
class of 1908. has been awarded the
Alumni Colo Medal for attaining high
est averages for three years. After
competitive examination he has been
appointed cadet in the Revenue Cut
ter service. Upon completion of the
course at the school near Baltimore, he
will be appointed third Lieutenant with
the rank Of second Lieutenant in the
Army or ensign in the Navy.
The Building Committee is adver
Using for bids for the erection of the
addition and for the alteration of the
present Court House. Said estimates
% be- opcnel jay I, 1903. Drawings
md spec fcatiors can be obtained from
the Clerk To the County Commissioners
On and after June % All estimates
Should lie addressed to Mr. John FL
1rahand, secretary of the Building
.omm;t' ce, aad marked in lower left
lanl corner Court House Estimates.
The Board Of Liquor License Com
n;ssioners refused TO issue a license to
NJ managers of Motley H all Tuesday
Jotity Hall is notorious negro excur
ION resort on the Potomac river, in
)xon Hi district, and large number of
~ssiden;s testified as TO the character of
&c llca and also that whiskey during
h seve! a weeks the resort has been
pen this season and while the applica
.ioa was pending, las been sold openly
Dver their bar.
~ r'ay entitled The Spinster's
;iu5," will be given By local talent, for
aue benefit Of Trinity Church, in the
Town Hall, Thursday night, June 18th,
t 8 o'clock. Prot Shilling and Miss
Sailing, of Washington, D. c., will
be present and take part in the musical
program Admission CSC. This prom
Uses to be q very attractive entertain
ment and we hope it will be literally
patronized.
The commencement at the George
town Academy of Visitation took place
on Monday, June s, 1908. The
Directress of this venerable Institution
is Sister Claude Agnes. Cardinal
Gibbons, assisted by Rev. Father Buell.,
president OF Georgetown College,
distributed medals and premiums
Among those who received honors
Ne are pleased to note Miss Grace Hill
WIZ W&s awarded gold medal for
scholarship III literature, composition,
I'D for department, and premiums in
Christian Doctrine, French. Piano,
housekeeping; also Miss Christabel Hill
who received premiums in science, his
tory, geometry, elocution, French,
piano and housekeeping. There were
10 graduates. The loretta Medal"
was awarded to Miss Marie Ray of
Georgetown, D. c. Music was rendered
by the students who were dressed in
white with blue sashes. Those in at
tendance from this county were Mr. and
Mrs F. W. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Schorb
Naale, and Misses Hilda Beale and
E1jtE Bowie
A5ay Awaken Europe,