Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1909-07-09

MISS Emily Maroury Is Visiting MISS
Louise Matthews.
Miss Aline Neale was a guest Of the
Misses PoseY during the week.
A number Of people from this section
spent Monday at Marshall Hall.
Mr.. Allen Sanders, visited Baltimore
and Washington during the week.
At your beck or cau is the way you
find things at the New wills Hotel.
Mss jeanette Parran, of Baltimore is
visiting Mrs. Henry G. Robertson.
The Pomiret congregation has decided
to hold their picnic on Tuesday August
II.
Miss Margaret Neale is spending the
.ummer with her father Mr.. V. II.
Neale.
Miss Jennie jenkins has returned
home from two weeks visit to Balti-
more.
George misses his trips to Rock Point
now. A certain Miss is temporarily
away.
MIR. James Neaie and family speut
several days during the week with rela-
tives in the County.
Mr.. Thomas B. r. Mudd left yester-
day for Philadelphia where he viii
spend several days.
AR. R. Turner Marye, Of Baltimore
spent the fourth of July with the family
Of M. Adlian Posey.
We regret to learn of the illness of
ars. Susie K. Uooksey and hope that
she viii soon be out again.
Miss Margaret worthington has return
ed to her home in Washington from a
visit to Miss Julia Muschette.
Tie Annual picnic of st. Thomas
congregation viii take place on wednes-
day, August 4, at Chapel Point.
Tie State comptroller has announced
the annual distribution of the free
school fund. This County receives
100000.
Only few yards from the railroad
depot is Hotel La Plata. Everything
there to suit your taste and for your
comfort.
Miss Grace Gardiner, of Washington
and Mary Marbury Of Nanjemoy were
guests during the week of Miss Margaret
Hamilton.
Mr.. Spencer Crane, of St. Mary's
County spent several days during the
week with the family Of Gen. L. A. Will
mer.
Mrs. j. P. Tippett, who has been dau-
gerously i'll under the care of Drs. Spen-
Ger and Jameson, has somewhat i'm
proved.
The Devotion of the 40 hours Adora-
ton of the Blessed Sacrament will be-
gin at st. Thomas Church on SUNDAY
July Is.
g. copper, Of Baltimore and
'Aafy Ellen Thomas, Pomonkey were
guests of Miss Mary Allison Wilmer
during the week
Mrs. James Nj. Bowling we are inform
ed has been quite sick. Her many
frieuus are sorry to hear of her illness
and wish her speedy recovery.
1t is with deep egret that we learn of
the illness of Miss Louise Queen, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. William Queen and Master
James Bowling, son of Mr.. James
NJ. Bowling.
We are glad to state that our young
and affabie merchant, Mr.. John T.
owen, who is patient at St. Joseph's
Hospital, Baltimore, is much improved
and expects to be home shortly.
Miss Blanche Mudd left during the
week for Beaver, Col, where she will
attend the National Teachers Associa-
ton. While in the West, Miss Mudd
will visit a number of cities and places
of interest.
Mrs. George Robert Cough has as her
guests, her Aunt Mrs. Mamie r. Young,
and Miss Marie Robertson of Baltimore.
Miss Robertson is very handsome girl,
and will make her debut in Baltimore
next winter.
Miss Bereniee HALEY was made CORE
spending secretary of the State Teachers
Association at its meeting at Mountain
Lake Park during the week. Miss bailey
is ono of the most popular teachers
in this County and we extend her our
congratulations.
Mr. John T. Davis of Washington.
and Miss Mary Trippe Kirk of Norfolk,
Va, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Mortimer Lyon, at their home,
Wilton, near Wieomico. Miss Kirk is
well known in Baltimore, Norfolk, and
old Point Society, where she is much
admired for her beauty and attractive
manners.
School Examiner Michael R. Stone
has returned from the State Teachers
Association. He speaks in highest
terms Of the interest taken by the
Charles County Teachers by their attend |
ance which he says is the largest from
this County he has known. Mr.. Stone
has done some efficient work along the
line of education in CHARLES County and
he in this work should be strongly as
sisted and aided.