Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1910-01-21
local. AND personal


i. R. Lee Reich visited Baltimore
dun the week.
Me Brooke Matthews visited An
napo b Wednesday.
Thevhite Teachers Association will
be he'e'u Friday Of next week.
senat' u. j. Frere spent the week
end at hiaome, Tompkinsville.
Miss MsslMullsn, Of New York City,
is visiting isa. Maggie Gardiner.
Mr. JOSEF Wilmer spent several
days in Bait 81 during the week.
Mr.. and Ar Adrian Posey spent sew
erai days III more during the week.
Mr. W. X. L'ajcum has purchased
the hattinglY pieriy in this town.
The recent than making the roads
very muddy and dang disagreeable.
Miss Ella G. wads, psnt Saturday and
Sunday with her sistaSfrs. IS. Button.
Mr.. J. Ed Smith h instaIlsd bath
room and water in his So at Waldorf.
Mr.. y. W. Wilmer is gssing his broth
er, United States apprat.r j. Carlisle
Wilmer.
1t is said that the telephes iine from
Bryantown to Waldorf v IN b. cdupleted
this week.
Messrs. Leo Farrall, Georv, dough
and Robert Jameson spent SeOdav IN
Baltimore.
The School Board will meet On we'd
nesday to pass upon teachers tern re.
ports.
Brimful of the best that can be printed
the Washington Sunday Star. Al al
newsdcalers'
Mrs. H. Holland Hawkins, Of Croome,
Prince GEORGES County, was IN Ia
Plata on Monday.
High prices are being realized B.
many of our farmers and housewives o.
pork and turkeys.
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Miss Mary MofNoe, Of Waa4Sil. Is 4
guest Of Miss Mamie Clark for several
days during the week.
DR.. Thomas L. Higdop, has been ap-
pointed School Commissioner vice J. D,
Robertson resigned.
A thoroughly modernized and up to
date hostelry is what you will enjoy il
you stop at Hotel La Plata.
Mrs. Joseph A. Budd was guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. Howard, Wal
dorf, during the week.
There will be a sociable at Pomfret
Hall, for the benefit of st. Joseph's
Church. on January %, 1910.
Mr.. Charles, NJ. Myer has been APP
pointed Postmaster at Harris Lot vice
Miss Sarah E. Perry, resigned.
Hon. W. NJ. Digges and Mrs. Digges
spent several days at the home Of the
formers father during the week.
Miss Ethel Berry has returned 10
her home near this town from visit Ia
relatives and friends in Baltimore.
Mr.. Louis Padgett, son of ostmasteI
B. II. Padgett, visited Washington dur
ing the week for treatment to an injured
foot.
Misses Louise and Helen Norris, oil
-sear Fcmfret, Spent several days 'asi
week with their aunt, Mrs. Kate Tenni
son, at Faulkner.
Farmers, don't forget the dates that
the special traia will pass over the
Popes Creek line. Turn ont and heal
what the speakers have to say.
Mr.. G. E. Hamilton is mentioned
among the aspirants for a place on the
Relay team of the Maryland Agricul.
tural College.
Mr.. V. II. Neale, who has been con.
fined to his home for tue past week
with an attack of Grippe, is, we are GLAD
to state, out again.
New Wills Hotel wei known as the
Travellers Home" is the place to stop
Man and beast always fare well and en-
joy their stay there.
Mr.. Benjamin 7. Davis, son of Mr..
John 7. Davis who formerly resided
here is i'll in Washington suffering from
an attack Of punemonia.
The McDonough Institute win receive
$4,000 from the State if the recommen-
da0on which it is said will be made to
the legislature is approved.
Washington and Baltimore artist
appear in Crane Vaudeville !