Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-06-23
Local Brsvit,ss.

Nearly one month Of summer gone.
T.bacco is slew getting on the
marSet.
Wheat cutting has been in full blast
all the week.
Miss Mae Jarboe is guest of Mrs
Ba ey this town.
Sir. Edward j. Edelen spent Thurs
day last Ia Baltimore.
A dance will be held on the Bird Of
July the young folks say.
Chickens have feathered, the City
visitors will soon arrive.
Miss Mary Hutchins, is visiting Miss
Eva Turner, Woodville.
Mr. Artemus V. Owen visited Balti-
more City during the week.
Miss Margaret Jenkins was visitor
to Baltimore during the week.
Rev. and Mrs. j. Hubert-Jones, at
tended the closing exercises at Charlotte
Hall school.
Misses Louise and Katherine Wills,
are visiting Miss Katherine Cook, in
Baltimore.
Miss Scott, Of Baltimore, is visiting
her brother, Mr.. J. Pernard Scott,
white HALL"
Miss Sophia Hamilton has returned
home from pleasant visit to Miss
Emma Queen.
What's the matter with a base ball
team here? Get together boys and
organize team.
Mrs. Wright Of Washington, is
visiting her brother, Mr.. George r.
Cough, Wicomico.
Advertise your tournaments and
summer entertainments in the Mary
land Independent.
A bouncing baby girl has arrived at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Dyer.
Our congratulations.
Attend the sale of general merchan-
disc at the store of Mr.. Albert 4. Lee
land at Hill Top tomorrow.
President r. W. Sylvester, of the Nd.
Agricultural College was visitor to
the county during the week.
A marriage license was issued during
the week to Bernard Burch and Clt die
Thompson, both Of this county
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter j. Mitchell, will
entert ain at card party this evening in
honor OF their guest, Miss Hall.
Miss Ann Hopper, Of Baltimore. who
has been visiting Miss Julia Muschette
returned to her home on Tuesday.
Read the ad OF tine tourna ment to be
held at Waldorf on the 18th and attend
it. A good time in store for all.
The County Commissioners have
been in session during the past week
passing accounts against the county.
Mrs. John Matthews and her daugh-
ter, Miss Louise have returned from a
visit to friends in the big Metropolis.
Mr.. Claude Lloyd, the popular travel
ling salesman of G. Ober & Sons Com
pany was visitor to the county during
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ------- Simpson, OF
Baltimore, are guests of the latter's
father, Mr.. Somerset d. Berry, near
this town.
Miss Inez Posey, is one of the guests
at the house party being given by Miss
Frances Rohrback, at her home ID
Frederick County.
Mr.. Robert Grain, the river having
been dredged, is now making arrange
ments to have the Baltimore steamers
stop at Cedar Point.
Rev. J. A. Meyer accompanied by
Messrs. Eugene K. Lloyd and Robert
Horney enj ,yed an automobile trip to
Baltimore on Sunday last.
Mr.. A.. Jack Clark who recently
graduated from the McDonough Insti-
tute has secured position with the
Rickey-swann Company in this town.
Misses Aana and Eleanor Brown
have returned from Mt. st. Agnes
College to this town where they will
spend the summer with Mrs. J. Carlisle
Wilmer.
The Reverend Mr.. Hubert-Jones Is
doing commendable work in fixing up
and beautifying the much neglected
cemetery at the Brick Church, icca-
waxen.
Miss Mae Reeder, who hiss been
teaching the public school at Bel Alton
for the past year was among the
reignirg bellies at the Charlotte Hall
June ball