The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1909-06-18
BREVITIES.

has been on visit to Mrs. L. A. Griffith
Mrs. Mary Belt is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. G. G. Magru Ter n the "Fores
Rev. F. P. Willes, of Elkins. w. '
is visiting his mother and sisters a
their home in Groom.
Miss Annie Hill and her sister Mrs
Buchanan Beale are at Woodland,
the home of Dr. and Mrs. ReveEdy
Sasscer.
Mr.. W. L. Moore, of Virginia, j
visiting at the home of Mr., and Mrs
Harry E. Quinn of pear this town.
Mrs. James Sweeney, of CroomNa:
been on visit to her daughter, Mrs
S. Gardner Coale, of this town.
Miss Bulah Taylor, of Bowie, spen
Monday and Tuesday with her frienl
Miss Katherine M. Roder.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thirles, OF
Bowie, spent Sunday with Mr.. and MI:
R. Ernest Smith. of this town.
Miss Edith Roder who has been OIL
visit to her brother, Mr.. William, A
Roeder, Jr., Of Washington. returned
to her home in town or Thursday OF
last week.
On Wednesday night, June %, al
7.30 o'clock. Confirmation Will be adj
ministered in Trinity c hurch, this
town, Bishop Alfred Harding otfica-
ting.
The Woman's Home Mission Socie-
| ty, of the Baltimore Con ference, Metho
dist Episcopal Church, South, held a
three days session in Covington. Va.
last month. Among the officers elected
for the ensuing year was Mrs. j. 3
Perrle who was made corresponding
Secretary, Emeritus.
The Right Rev. Bis hop Alfred
Harding, of Washington, D. c., will
visit St. Barnabas Church, Iceland,
Md, Sunday June Goth, for the pur
pose of administering the rite OF con
firmation and will also preach ri II
o'clock. The Bishop will visit thu
Chapel at Halls Station Monday, Jun
21st. Service at 10 30. All are cordial
ly invited to attend eth er service.
The Directors of our Bank at the
semi-annual meeting on June Sth.,
determined to transfer $4,000 from the
undivided profits account to surplus
fund-this fund now amounts to $40, 900
and is striking evidence of the good
management. The Directors have con-
Quoted the business of the Bank on
liberal lines and have secured the con
fidence of the Public to degree which
Is highly fiattering to every member OF
the Board Their success is due tc
close attention to the needs Of patrons,
as well as to affairs of the Bank.
The funeral of Mr.. Tho. F. Harvey
who died at the residence of his sor
Mr.. N Clinton Harvey, of Glendale,
Friday June 4th, 1909, took plact
from his sons residence Sunday after
noon, at three O'Clock. The services
were conducted by Rev. Mr.. Kirkpat
rick rector of Trinity Parish, and in
terment was in st. Georges Chapel yarc
at Glendale. The deceased is survived
by one daughter Mrs. Oden Wickhau
and three sons, N. G. Harvey, Howard
Harvey and Herbert Harvey, several
grand children. Mr. Harvey was ii
the e2nd year of his age
On Tuesday, June 22nd, the Rt
Rev Alfrend Harding, Bishop Of The
Episcopal Diocese of Washington
will hold a conference of the clergy,
resident of this county, at Trinity Rec
tory. Rev. and Mrs. F. E. McManus
will entertain the Bishop and clergy a
dinner. On the same evening the rec
tory and his wife, will hold reception
in honor of Bishop Harding, at the
Rector from to 10 p. m, and cor
daily invite all their parishioners snC
their friends of the parish to be pre-
sent.
On Saturday last the 2nd team Of
Marlboro was defeated ty the 2nd team
of Mitchellville. The game was playeC
at Mitchellville, where the inhabitant.
spend more time cultivating corn field
and acquaintance than they do laying
out ideal base ball diamond. AS a matter
Of fact Marlboro players were so charm
ed by the scenery that they stood knee
deep in buttercups and timothy looking
dreamily at the hogs roofing in tn,
diamond while the Mitchillyille warrior.
ran around the bases. AS the victor-
were acquainted with the diamond they
knew where the bitches and stumps
were, but frequently the poor Marlboro
players while attempting to make
home run would fall over stump and
butt his head or fielder while running
backward to catch a fly would fall
heels over head into ditch. The
batteries were, Redmiles and Sasscer
for Marlboro, Shago and Coale 70,
Mitchellville. The score was to Ii ID
favor of Mitchellyile.
NOTICE. hereby give notice
| that one week from to-day l will notify
the Health Officer of the unsanitary snc
filthy condition of some of the Water
Closets in this town. Any one not
having them clean on that date, VIII be
prosecuted to the full extent of the
law. AN OFFICER.
H,lnOr Fort MsHaurv Poet