The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1909-08-27
BREVITIES.

Mr.. s. G Townshend, of Chelten-
ham, is spending few weeks at Allan.
tic City.
Mr.. John A. Talbot, of this town
has been on visit to friends and rela-
tives in Washington.
Miss Mary A. Walker, of Norfolk,
Va, is the guest of Mrs. Ward Davis,
Horsehead.
The Lawn Praty to be held at
Emmanuel Church near Horsehead
Sept nd, bids fair to be a very enjoy
able occasion.
There will be morning prayer and
sermon at St. Mary.s Chapel, Woodville
next Sunday morning August goth. at
II o'clock, 10y Rev. DR.. c. Ernest
Smith, rector of st. Thomas Church
Washington, D. c.
The tournament and ball to be
given at WOodville, this county, on
Wednesday, September 1st., promises
to be great success The fourth
Maryland Regiment Band has been en-
gagged for both tournament and ball.
-"Green HILL" the hospitable home
of Mrs Rosa K. Davis, has been en-
livened the past few weeks, by visits
from Mrs. Coombs and daughter, of
New York, Mr.. Frank Valentine, of
New York, her daughter, Miss Rosa E
of Brooklyn, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
M. Davis, of Washington.
Mrs. He. bert Bohanan. of Balti-
more, is on visit to her cousins,
Misses Estel and Edna Crosby, of near
this town.
Mr.. Edward Brady, The COURTEOUS
and obliging clerk at the Marlboro
House, this town, has been on a visit
to friends in Washington.
Mr.. John A. Coale. has been on a
two weeks vacation from his position,
as carrier on mail route No. 1.
The Department Of Agriculture has
discovered successful means Of com.
batting black rot a disease which de-
stroys grapes.
Mrs. Joseph A. Demar, of Wash
ington, is on visit to her sister, Mrs.
James Gilroy, at her home "Padsworth"
near Queen Anne.
The Misses Roder very pleasantly
entertained a number of their youn g
friends on Friday evening'of last week i,
at their home in this town.
Mrs. James A. Sweeney. of Groom,
is on visit to her daughter, Mrs. s.,
Gardner Coale.
Misses Elizabeth and Rosalie
Cuttings, of Washington have been visit
lag tie Misses Hill of near this town.
His many friends will be glad to
hear that Mr.. Spencer Kerr who has
been quite ill with typh old fever, is on
the road to recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs Morris Lowe, of
Philadel phia. are on visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Tilden Davis.
Mrs. Ignatius Nalley, of Washington
has been on a visi. to her daughter,
Mrs. Frederick W. Wilson.
The Patuxent Planters Club will
meet at the home of Mr.. F. W. Hill on
Wednesday, September list, 1909. at 8
p. m.
Miss Ethel Mullikin, of this town
is spending a few weeks with relatives
and friends in Washington.
Don't forget to attend the Sacred
Concert to be given by Mrs. Albert
Bowling Mr.. Stanley Peters and others
at St. Mary's Catholic Church, this
town on Sunday evening August goth
1909, at s p. m. Admission 25cts This
occasion will be a rare tt eat to the
lovers of good music
Work of constructing the shed to
house the Wright aeroplane at College
Park, this county, whera Wilbur
Wright is to instruct the officers of the
Signal Corps in the use of his machine,
was begun on Monday. General James
Allen, chief of the Signal Corps, said
Monday morning that the instruct ion
flights would begin in about ten of
fifteen days. The arrangements for
the leasing of the property have been
completed and men have been put tt
work getting the aerodome in shape
Some trees will have to be cut dowr
and other Instructions will be re,
moved from the field.
AT the regular meeting of tn
Directors of our Bank. the Angus
statement shows the deposit to ex
coed 1907, 900. This looks as if OF
people are making and saving mone'
The Bank has been an important ia cto
in bringing about this happy re suit
Since it never refuses to keep Gus
toner who can offer adequate seeurt,
for the return of the loan and thei
again because it has through its "Sav
ings Accounts Department" taught GU
people the value of small savings
One can open an account with a singl
dollar and add to it from time, an,
your account is drawing interest al
the time.
In Horiam-
Moore-In loving Remembrance OF
Roy V. Moore who departed this lif,