The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1914-03-27
BREvETIEs

Governor >Goldsborough has des-
ignated April 3rd as Arbor Day.
Mrs. VIM. A. Roeder is seriously
ill at her home in this town, and much
sympathy is felt for her and her family.
Mrs. H. W. Gore returned on Sat-
urday night from a visit of several
weeks to relatives in Towanda. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Zantzinger have
returned to Hyattsville from Florida,
where they spent a portion of the win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey McNabb, of
Youngstown, Ohio, are visiting Rev.
and Mrs. F. E. McManus, at the Rec
tory.
- The Civic Club requests all persons
to clean their premises of rubbish, so
the town will have a cleaner appear
ance at Court and Easter time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Daughton, Mrs.
Rosa Chambers and Mr.. Monroe, spent
Sunday at part of Covet," the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Brown.
On March 18th fire entirely des
troyed the barn of Mr.. Charles Schultz,
near Clinton, containing all his harness,
farming implements, tools, feed, fer
t lizer etc. Nothing was insured except
the barn which was only partially coy
cred.
Mr.. J. E. Coffren has returned home
after undergoing an operation for can
Ger on the lip at the Baltimore Skin
and Cancer Hospital His friends are
glad to know he is cured. The opera
tons was performed by Drs. Eberhard
and John j. Marrisey.
The General Appropriation bill con-
tains an item of $5000.00 to be allowed
the County Commissioners of this
county for the maintenance of patients
in Washington hospitals, at per diem
of not more than $1.25.
The trustees of the Forest Grove
Church, at Meadows have decided to
tear down the church, which was badly
damaged by the recent wind storm,
and will erect now one on the same
site as soon as possible.
The newly elected Town Commiss-
toner's met on. Saturday last and elected
Mr.. w. T. Davis, president; J. H.
rraband treasurer and George w. Buck,
secretary. Mr.. RUDOLF c., Goddard
was appointed Town Bailiff.
The following names have been
sent by Governor Goldsborough to the
Senate for confirmation: For Liquor
License Commissioners for Prince
Georges county,. Chew Sheriff,
Bladen Jackson, democrat; and William
H. Duvall, republican. None of the
county appointments have been confirm
ed yet.
Mr.. Benjamin B. Levin, of the
firm of Levin & Edlavitch, has sold out |
his interest in the firm to Mr.. Michael
Edlavitch, of Baltimore, who will be
with his brother, Mr.. Moses
Edlavitch, in conducting the store in
the future. Mr. Levin will go into
business in Baltimore. He has been
lere many years and his friends and !
patrons are very sorry to lose such a
good friend and citizen and will m ISIS
him greatly. We wish him success in
lis new venture.
AT citizens meeting held at Mt.
Rainier Sunday afternoon, re olutions
,avoring the front foot assessment
,lan to retire water and sewer bonds
Is they mature in preference to levying
1 special tax were adopted. The re-
solutions will be sent to Senator Hol-
mead. The bill as introduced by Dele
gate R. Lee Van Horn provided tor a
special tax of IS cents on each $lOO.
It was amended SO as to provide for the
front foot plan. Objection was made
and Senator Holmead agreed to hold
up the bill until the sentiment of the
people there could be ascertained. The
dill provides for bond issue of 500, 900
to install water and sewerage system,
the proposition to be submitted to the
voters at a special election to be held
April 81.