The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1908-07-03
BHEVlTIES.

Ladies' Association on Monday, July
9th, at 4:30 p. m.
Mrs. Robert Cuttings, of Washing.
ton, is visiting her daughter, Mrs
Harry Browne, Of Browne Station.
Miss Christine Coale, of Washing
ton, is on a visit to her mother, Mrs. E
]. Coale, of near this town.
The County Commissioners, Liquor
License Commissioners and Orphans
Court sill BE in session on Tuesday
next.
Miss Eirgie Browne, of Brownies
Station, has returned home after two
weeks visit to her sister. Mrs. Cobb, Of
Clayton, Del. and friends in Whining
ton, Del.
We extend our gratulations to
Miss Grace Robinson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. T. Robinson, of Brandy
wine, for graduating with honors from
the Hannah Moore Academy.
An ice cream sale will be held on
the lawn OF Mr.. H. Clay Hopkins at
Halls Station next Saturday, July 4th =,
commencing at p. u for the benefit
of. Mt Oak Church.
The Ninth Annual Excursion OF
Trinity Sunday School to Chesapeake
Beach will take place on Wednesday
July 9Th. Baseball and athletic con,
tests. All trains stop at Marlboro. %
cents round trip for adults and children.
Everybody welcome.
Mr.. Gwynn Harris, for many years
an employee of the District Health De-
paItment, died at his home at Hyatts-
vile, on Monday last and his funeral
took place from st. James Catholic
Church on Wednesday. He was born
at Oxon Hill in 1882 When quite
young he removed to Washington, and
resided there until about IA years ago,
when he moved to Hyattsville. He was
al one time an expert il the Fish Com.
mission.
>--Rcy CAn 4. Anderson, of Balti.
more, will hold his second quarterly
conference at Forest Grove NJ, E
Church, South, at Centreville on Satur-
day and Sunday, July 4th and 9th
Quarterly conference on Saturday at |
a. N. Preaching Sunday morning al
1850.
The Fourth of July celebration a,
St. Paui's church, Woodville, has been
postponed to the uh Of July. There
will be a match game of baseball be.
tween tie Bryaptown and Woodville
teams at 4 O'clock p. m followed by
supper from Is p, n. to p. N. Grand
display of fireworks in evening. Re-
freshmen.s served t usual prices.
The Centennial Lodge A. F. 6 A.
N. will hold a Fair in connection with
the Southern Maryland Fair Associa-
ton on the Fair grounds AUGUST 18th
18th, and Goth. 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 ether attractions The ladies
will have charge Of the exhibition hall
where articles of all description will be
offered for sale. Refreshments will
be served.
There will be a Tournament (pro-
fe:sional and amatcuI) and Base Ball
game on july 4th at Taylor's Park,
Forestyile, Md for the purpose OF
building the Catholic church at Forest
vile. This is TO be d double tourna-
ment. Riding for professionals com
mences at / p. NJ, for amateurs, 80 p
N. Base Ball game 30 p. N. between
Holly Spring and Forestville teams
Dancing commences at 7.30 p. M
Tickets for adults % cents.
Dir. Augustus Davis, Superintendent
of the National Prison Vault Company,
of Washington, d. c., has just complet-
ed putting in reinforced concrete
ceiling iu the Jail in this town. Mr..
Davis should be congratulated on the
fine job be has given the county, one
which VIII last for years.
DR.. Reyerdy 6asscer very delight
| fully entertained the Patuxent Farmers
Club on Thursday evening of last week
Nine Of the members were presen t; also
the following guests: Messrs. Robt. l.
Hall, A. NJ. Marburv, T. Van Clagett
W. S. Hill and Charles w Clagett
The principal to pic of discussion was
the road question.