The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1909-08-20
BREVITIES.

is on a visit to his cousin, Mr.. Haroi'
Wilson, of this town.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas CLANCY, O
Capitol Heights, spent Sunday here
with friends.
Miss Nellie Willett, of Anaeostia
D. c.; spent last Sunday with Miss
Agnes Coffren.
Mr.. Richard Watson, of Washing
ton, spent Sunday with his cousin, Mrs
William A. Roder.
Mrs. Anna l.. Harris, of Washin 6
ton, has been on visit to Mrs. Mary
E. Wilson.
Mrs. Benjamin Middleman, ant
children, of this town, are on visit to
relatives and friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. r. B. Levin, and little daugh-
ter Ruth, are on visit to Mrs. Lewin's
parents in Baltimore.
MI. Clarence Hall, of Baltimore
spent last, week with Mr.. Charles
Clagett at his home "Navajoe" near
this town.
Miss Eleanor Dineen, of Baltimore,
is spending a week with Mrs. Margaret
Wall, at her home near here.
Miss Montgomery, of Frederick
county, has been on visit to Misses
Nora and Elizabeth Hill, of near this
town.
States Attorney Magruder, has
gone to Seattle Exposition and Yellow
stone Park.
Miss Mary Sherwood, of Washing
ton, has been on a visit to her friend
Miss Ethel Suit, of this town.
MIR. and Joseph A. Demar and little
son Donall, of Hyattsville, have beer
on a visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. William A
Roder, of this town.
We call the attention of our rea-
ders to the new advertisement of the
Maryland Agricultural College in an
other column.
Mrs. John A. Clarke, of Bowie, has
been on a visit to her sister, Mrs
Annie Rednliles at her home in thia
town.
-Messrs Howard Humphrey and
John Redmiles, of Washington, spent
Sunday with relatives in this town.
Mrs. William Slaughter and Mrs
West. of Annap olis, spent Saturday al
the home of Mr.. Henry Fl. Miller. of
this town.
MIR. Frank Carsons, of Toledo, o.,
and Mr.. Maurice Stallings, Mt. Rainer,
this county, spent Tuesday with friends
in this town.
Rev. Father Schwalenberg, rector
of St. Barnabas Church, of Capitol
Heights, spent Tuesday with Rev.
Father Lawless, of this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement w. Sheriff
Mr.. P. H. Sheriff and daughters, Miss
F. Johns Wood, Miss Margaret l. Hill
and Miss Mary Yoe are at Atlantic City.
Mr.. Spencer Crane, of Leonard
town, spent last week with Mr.. 81. R.
Gore, of this town.
Misses Helen and Maggie Roder,
who have been visiting tn cir brother,
Mr.. William A. Roder. Jr., of Wash
ington, returned home on Saturday
last.
A free entertainment will be given
by the Ladies of Forest Grove Church,
near Centerville on August 25th, 1909
There will be game of ball in the
afternoon about 4 p. m, after which a
nice supper and refreshments will be
served at the usual prices. All well
come. If raining, next fair day.
On Thursday the last day of the
Fair the Cheltenham ball team defeat
ed the Marlboro team in a ten inning
game by a score 8 to 6. From early in
the game the score was 6-3 in favor OF
Cheltenham. but in the ninth inning
Marlboro scored runs and this made
the game tie. In the tenth inning
Cheltenham scored 2 more runs and
won the game. The pecial features OF
the game were the fine batting of the
NJ arlboro' team and fielding Of the
Oh eltenham team. The Marlboro bat.
terry were Brewer and Hurd.
AT the regular meeting of the
Directors of our Bank, the August
S 'atement shows the deposit to ex
coed 100000. This looks as if oul
people are making and saving money
The Bank has been an important factor
in bringing about this happy result
Since it never refuses to keep Gus
toner who can offer adequate security
for the return of the loan and ther
again because it has through its "Sav
ings Accounts Department taught oul
people the value Of small savings. One
can open an account with single
Dollar and add to it from time to time
and your account is drawing interest al
the time.