The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1908-07-17
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Misses Clara and Rosie Sweeney
and Miss Seaborn, Of Groom, have been
on visit to Mrs. S. Gardner Coalc.
MIR. Walter Ryon, of Washington,
is on visit to Mr. and Mrs. William
Wilson.
Mrs. w. Tildcn Davis who has
been on pleasant trip to Cape May, N.
T., returned home on Tuesday.
Mr.. Clarence Hall, of Baltimo<e, is
visiting relatives and friends in and of
near this town.
Miss Mary Ward, Of Washington,
has been visiting her friend Miss Fred
die Hill.
The County Commissioners and the
Orphans Court will be in session on
Tuesday next.
Miss Mildred Tisdale, of Annapolis,
is visiting at the home of her grand
fathers, Judge George c. Merrick.
The Board of Highway Commits
siners were in session Tuesday and
passed number of bridge accounts.
Hrs. Jamison ard the Misses Jami-
son, OF Baltimore. are spendn g some
weeks at "EIlerslie,o the home of Miss
Minnie Chew.
Mrs. Eleanor 7. Specht and little
son, and AIR. and Mrs. Charles W
Clagett and little daug liter, are sum
mering at '.Heokuk"
Mr.. and rs Walter Oliver, and
little son, 0. Capitol Heights, have
been on a visit to Mr.. and Mrs, James
Jones, of this town.
Misses Lucy and Nettie Mitchell,
of Washington, spent Wednesday with
Their father Mr.. James II. E. Mitchell.
Between Centrevile aud
Marlboro on Wednesday morning a
brown leather handbag containing
about $24 A reward of so will be
given to the person returning same to
Miss Edith Humphrey, Meadows, Nd.
The July meeting of the Montgom-
cry County, Pomona Grange No. Z,
will be in the nature of basket picnic
at the Experiment Station Thursd ay,
July Both, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Ninth Annual Excursion of Epiph-
any Church, Forestville, Md, to Chesa-
peake Beach Thursday, July 23d, 1903
Tickets % cents. Trains stop at all
stations.
The Centennial Lodge'A. F. 6 A.
IL. will hold Fair in connection with
the Southern Maryland Fair Associa
ton on the Fair grounds AUGUST 18th
10Th, and 20th. Base Ball, Potato Race,
Bag Race, Three Leg Race, Catching
the Creased Pig and Climbing the
Creased Pole will be the features each
day, also other attractions. The ladies
will have charge Of the exhibition hall
where articles of all description will be
offered for sale. Retire. shments will
be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Bowen, of
Aquasco, celebrated their golden we'd
ding on Monday evening Of last week.
Among the features of the occasion
was the presentation by the entire fami
ly of hansome loving cup bearing on
one side the dates 1258-1903, on the other
the names of recipients Besides
friends of the immediate neighboThood
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Washington.
"A very interesting base ball game
was held al Halls Station on Wednes-
lay between the Marlboro and Halls
teams, when the Marlboro team was d..
teated by q score Of % to 3 Marlboro
should be proud Of her base ball team to
see how we'll it is playing this season.
Gut Of series of games it has not WOO
single game, and Judging from Wed
aesday's score, lis future prospects are
cot very bright. However, we hope
hey viii have the honor IF winning one
game at least.
We are pleased 10 note that cur
Bank is renewing its efforts to teach
our young people the value of saving,
aud in order to encOurge this work,
announces that .'One Dollar " L start an
account" and that this may be ad-
dti to "little by little" until it amounts
To Five Dollars, when the Bank will pay
3 per cent. interests-cUmponQ twice
year. The Bank people tell US that
his is a direct loss in handling these
small accounts but that the President
and Directors feel that they owe a duty
TO the community which supports the
Bank and thev EEL they can confer no
greater benefits IN our people than to
give the younger clement the chance
10 become e}f-sustaining and indepen,
dent watch naturally follows the effort
of every boy or gil to maintain and
increase 8 Bank account.
The Prince Georges County Medi-
cal Association held it bi-monthly
niectir at the Be.yeGcre Hotel, Chesa-
peaEe Beech, on Saturday last. The
| Ii eG-bCrS CT the Association are: Drs.
Johr CronmiIler, Chai'cs a. Wells,
Chailes A. Fox, L. \. Griffith, Robert
A Bennett, Charles W BiIdgall, G. S.
Bradfete, John A. Coe, Jesse G. Cog
gins, john NJ. DuYall, A. O. FtteDne,
| W H. Gibbons, G. W. Jones, Guy W
Latimer II. 3. Mcdonnell, S. NJ. Nc
Mllen, c. s Middleton, Harry NalleY,
| c. E Postley, ". F. Taylor and II. f
| Willis. Tie officers Of the Association
are: President, Dr.. John Cronmiller;
| Treasurer, DR.. a. 0. Ettnne; SecIc-
tary, Dr. H. b. Mcdonnell, Delegates to
| State Assc citation: Drs. Charles 4. Fox
and L. A. Griffith Tie invited guests
to the meeting on Saturday were: Drs
John D. Blake, Of Baltimore, T. II.
CLANCY, Philip Briscoe and W. F. Tai
bolt, OF Calvert county, I. II. Brad
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