The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1910-09-16
EREI TILES

Miss Lucy +. SaSseef mas returned
from the Eastern Shore.
Mrs. Kerr Bonney, Of Annapolis,
is visiting the Misses Bowie.
Miss Carol Wilson has bean spend
ing a few days in Baltimore.
Miss Evelyn Fiekling, Of Washington,
is visiting at, Weston.
Miss Helen Cofren, has returned
home from a visit in " ashington.
The County Commissioners and
Orphans Court viii meet here on
Tuesday next.
Mr.. Humphrey Ward, of Silver
Springs, spent Saturday and Sunday
at the Rectory.
Miss Josephine Tunstail Smith is
visiting Misses Nora and Elizabeth
Hill at 'Startford. "
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. coleman, and
son Elmer. of Washington have been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. JOS. ". Wyvill-
Miss Agnes Coffren has returned to
St. Mary's Seminary at ST. MARY
City, Nd.
Miss Reese has resigned her position
as teacher in the Upper Marlb oro' High
School.
The scholarship at St. Johns College
has been awarded to aster John L.
Golb,, Of TboI+o,bop,
Miss Bessie L. Kirby and Mr.. J.
Nelson Thomas, of this comfy were
married on Tuesday at Grace P. E.
Lectory, Alexandria, Va.
The Town Commissioners have en-
gagged Road Commissioner Chichester
to do the usual summer work on the
streets.
Miss Josephine Roberts gave a
beautiful luncheon on Satusday in
honor of her guest, Miss Campbell, of
New York.
Mr.. billiard Tisdale. of Annapolis,
who has been visiting his grandfather,
Judge Geo. C. Merrick, has returned
home.
Miss Ethel Mullikin, of this town,
has returned from a weeks visit to
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace A Wells, at Richie.
Mr.. William C. Tippett, of Malta
woman, president Of the Prince
Georges Teachers Association, is re-
covering from his recent Illness
Mr.. and Mrs. Dom Bowling and
family, who spent the summer at
Bowling, Heights, returned to Laurel
on Monday.
Miss Marie O'Bryan, and Miss Ru-
by Kerr, of Washington, spent Sun
day at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. 0. P. |
Mullikin, of this town.
Mr.. Albert Wells and children,
Miss Beatrice and Master George
Wells, of Washington, spent last Sun
day and Monday with their cousin, Mrs.
O. P. Mullikin, of this town,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. French Owens
have been in st Mary's county the
past week. They have recently pur-
chased farm there which they will |
move to in the late fall.
The Ladies of Westwood Methodist |
Episcopal Church, Cheltenham, will
hold their annual festival on Thursday
of next week, if not fair the next fair
day. All are invited.
-Nrs. C. NJ Gotten Kenny, and
family have been spending several
weeks with, Mrs. William Everett, at
Forestville.
Miss Francis C. Federline, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James T. FEEDER
line, and Mr.. D. Merrill Fisher, Jr,
both of Laurel, were quietly married
in Washington on Saturday last. They
left Immediately afterward for q North |
ern trip and upon their return viii
make their home in Laurel.
The much-dreaded enemy Of tobac-
co, the tobacco worm, has put in its
appearance in this county and is do
ing much harm to standing crops.
Many farmers, for the first time since
1905, are making free use of arsenical
poisons-paris green being the form
generally used-in the effort to rid
themselves of the pest
Departed this life in the village of
Woodville, this county, on Sunday,
September 4th, Miss Sarah Margaret
Hall; Interment was at ST. Mary's
Chut ch, Woodville. Service was con-
Quoted by the Rev. Mr.. Towers
assisted by Rev, Henry Thomas, Rector
of Plnkney memorial Church, Hyatts-
vile, Md.
-Ihe tomato growers Of some sec
tions of Maryland are greatly worried
oven disease which has made its ap-
peaEance in their fields. State Ento-
molsgist Thomas B. Symons and State
Pathologist Norton are making an in
vestgation in an endeavor to learn the
cause and discover if possible remedy
for what threatens to become a serious
injury to the tomato packing industry.