Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-06-13


Miss Bessie Hayden was guest Of
Miss Raye Bailey during tile week
Messrs. Frederick and Jack Matthew
have returned home for the summer.
Miss Polly DeRoode, Of Annapolis is
visiting the Misses Posey.
Miss Rebeeca Parran, of Baltimore,
visiting the Misses Posey.
Mr.. b. A. Howard spent Monday at
his Office in this town.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter ). Mitchell spent
Saturday last in Baltimore.
Hon. John + Mudd was visitor TO
Baltimore during the week.
Mr.. Harry Turner spent Saturday
last in Washington City.
Miss Ann Hopper is visiting Miss
Julia Muschette, "Nelton."
MIR. ]. C. Mott returned on Sunday
last from visit to Washington.
Mr.. S. S. Lancaster visited Washing
ton and Baltimore during the week
Mint-Juleps are all the go at cur two
popular hostelries now it is said.
Mr.. Sydney Posey has purchased
fine Ford Automobile Roadster.
Mr.. J. Lawrence Murphy, has pur-
chased a fine Excelsior motorcycle.
Mr.. H. S. Swami was visitor to tht
Monumental City during the week.
Histl Today is Friday 1918. 1t
win be a century before this combina-
tion comes out again.
The college boys are returning home
now. Lets get together and organize a
base ball team,
Miss Mabel Hayden has returned
home from visit to friends in Wash
ington.
Mrs. Fabian Posey and little daugh-
ter are guests OF the family of Mr..
Adrian Posey.
Miss Katherine Posey is guest Of
Miss Katherine Wallace on a house
party at her home, Cambridge, Md.
Miss Ethel Yates is spending the
summer at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Yates.
Snow fell in Chicago during the week
and we got taste OF the cold wave in
this section.
Hon. Robert Grain, of Baltimore will
deliver the address to the graduates at
Charlotte Hall on Thursday next.
Mr.. Wells Horney is spending his
vacation with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
X. P. Honey.
The front Of the Episcopal Church
has been greatly improved this week
by the laying Of sewerage and gravel
walk.
Corn and oat-chop, the best feed foi
working orses, SLIGO per 100 lbs.
Alfalfa horse feed same price. La
Plata Milling Company $50 At. adyt.
The Sunday School Of S. Pauls Chap.
ell and S. Barnabas' Mission are to unite
in Festival Flower Service at Piney
Chapel, next Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Garner, who is the head of our
job printing department is prepared to
fiji your orders for hand bills for your
entertainments at the lowest prices for
first class work.
No better man to look after yodr
wants than Mr.. Albert Lomax who
finds nothing too troublesome for the
pleasure and comfort Of his guests
Stop at Hotel La Plata aud see fol
yourself.
Samuel Gray, familiarity known to his
friends as 'Bunk'', highly respected
coiored man died at his home neal
Ripley on Wednesday from stroke Of
paralysis.
The New Wills, not alone you hear
but the untiring efforts of Mr.. Mott
and his attaches to see that you EMO,
pleasure and comfort while a guest a
the New Wills. adyt.
Among the graduates at the Surratts
Vile High School was Miss LiiliaI
Gardiner, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W
NJ. Gardiner. Miss Gardiner stoo,
second in class of fourteen. Gu
Congratulations.
If you want the latest news from tn
National Capital, aud Of the world il
general, have your newsdealer serv
you with copy of the Washington
Star every Sunday. advt
We are indebted to Major George NJ
Thomas for an invitation TO the closini
exercises Of Charlotte Hall School, til
program Of which appears in anothe
column.