The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-03-31
BREvITIEs

The Circuit Court will convene on
Monday next.
The Maryland Legislature will ad-
journ on Monday night next.
Mrs. John Russell spent last week
with relatives in Washington.
Delegate Van Horn has introduced
a bill to incorpora tie the town of Bowie.
Miss Mildred Tisdale, of Annapolis,
spent the week end with her aunt, Miss
Katherine Merrick.
Delegate Fisher Ihas introduced a
bill to prohibit the sale of intoxicating
liquors in Riverdale district.
The County Commissioners, Road
Directors, Orphans Court and Super
visors of Elections will meet on Tues
day next.
Tobacco Inspector Freer has ap-
pointed Mr.. Arthur l.. Aist of Brandy
wine District, Weighing Clerk in the
State Tobacco Warehouse.
The Senate confirmed on Thursday
night last the list of county appoint
ments sent in by Governor Harrington
on February %.
Maryland Day was observed at the
Marlboro High School of Friday after
noon. Mr.. Frederick Dallam, on Lau-
rel, delivered an appropriate address to
the students.
If you are in need of glasses, con-
suit the Capital Optical Company's
Eve Specialist, who will visit this town
on April and 4. Read the announce
ment on this page. Remember two
days only.
Miss Louise Clagett. who is stu
dent at Hannah More Academy. spent
last week at the home of her cousins
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Brooke, and this
week she visited Mr.. and Mrs. Freder-
lex Sasscer.
The friends of Mr.. John A. Wise
son of Mr.. and Mrs. ulysses Wise,
near Iceland. and Miss Carol Wells.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Arthur
Wells, also near Iceland, were surpris-
ed to learn that they were married in
Baltimore on Wednesday last.
The condition of Treasurer-Elect
Edward Ashton Fuller, who underwent
an operation at the Garfield Hospital,
Washington, last week. is much i'm
proved. He is now at his home in
Evansville. Mr.. Fuller will take
charge of the Treasurer's Office on
Saturday next, April LIST.
-Messrs. Grove & Price, Commits
sion Merchants, of Washington, sold
for Mrs. George Thompson, OF near
Rrandywine, on March Il, one dozen
Barred Rock hens, which netted her
s16.O7. They weighed "a pounds and
1sc per pound. The same firm also SOLD
that week two lambs weighing about
10 pounds each for $3.50. for Mr..
Walter Ward.
The County Commissioners met on
Monday and signed the Levy Books.
The county tax rate was liked at Sl.49
on the 500. The State tax rate Is olt
cents on the 500. The contract Tor
public printing was awarded to the
Laurel Democrat for $l49. An, oroei
was passed authorizing the county
Treasurer to purchase lax haee
Book for the sum of $l5.
-Represenrative Mudd, who is seek
ing another term in Congress, was In
dorsed for denomination and re-eiec-
ton by the State Central COMMITTEE OF
Prince Georges County, representing
the Republican organization OF THIS
county. at meeting in Washington on
Saturday. Mr.. Frederick Stone Posey,
of Charles county, will oppose, Mr.
Mudd in the primaries on May LIST.
-Judpe Beall has drawn the follow
ing named jurors in the list OF 4o names,
in Mace of those excused; Greenwich
Owens in place of John w. Kaldenback'
Jr., John B. Alsop, in place OF Albert
Firestine, Frank P. Torbert IN place
of George G. GayIor. Irwin Lee Carrick
in place of Harry w. Gore, Lewis
Wootten in place of William A. Fairali'
Second week, w. Brooke Hunter, IN
place of Stephen J. Kelly, J. Perkins
Talbert in place of James o. Monroe
John Weldon in place of Richard ID.
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