The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1910-05-20
BREVITIES

Miss Ethel Mills, of Baltimore, has
been visiting her aunt, Miss Ethel Ogle.
Mr.. VIM. R. Smith spent->a few
days with friends here this week.
Miss Bull and Miss Coombs, of
Washington, were the guests of Miss
Carol Wilson over Sunday.
Miss Mabel Berry, of Washington,
has been on a short visit to Miss Lucy
Sasscer
County Superintendent Sasscer has
been visiting schools this week in Oxon
Hill, Piscataway and Surratts districts.
Mrs A A Hooff and children, of
Manassas, Va, are visiting Mrs. Nit
tie Bowling at Bowling Heights. -
Mrs. M. D, Humes is visiting her
niece, Mrs. Percival Burroughs, near
Groom. = :
There will be dance at. Odd Fell
lows Hall, Forestville, Md, on Deco
ration Day, May 3Oth. J \.
Mr.. Lewis j. Dent, of Washington,
D. c., was appointed Road Engineer
by the Board of Road Directors at a
meeting here on Tuesday.
The Ladies' Association will hold a
S pecial meeting on Monday next at 4
P. NJ, at the usual place. A full at
tendance is requested
Mr.. H Joseph Talbot, who has
been working in Pittsburg, Pa, for the
past few months, is at home for cou-
pie of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Lowe, of
Washington, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. w. T. Davis, at the Marlboro
House.
The Epworth League, of Forest
Vile, will hold lawn party at the
home of Mr. Charles Alsop, on Tues
day next. Refreshments will be fo1
sale.
The ladies of Epiphany church, For
es tville, will hold their annual sale Of
ice cream, coffee, sandwiches and fancy
articles on the church lawn on May 80,
Decoration Day, for the benefit of the
cemetery fund.
1.-THE Oxford Affair.", an interest
ing and amusing play, will be given by
the asYoung Ladies' Circle" of Upper
Marlboro on Friday, May 9th, at S
O'Clock sharp at the town hall: Dance
will follow. Refreshments will be
served. Fine music.
There will be live pigeon and clay
targ ct shoot at Iceland, Md, on Sat
urday, May 21, beginning at 1.3OSp. m.
Live bird shoot at $50 p. m. Leland s
hand loaded shells for sale on the
grounds. Birds and targets at cost.
-NOTICE-The Ladies' Guild of St.
PauPs Church at Baden, this county,
will hold chicken and fresh meat sup
per in the parish hall, Friday, May 27,
1910, at 6 P. M. Strawberries, ice
ere am, cake, ETC., also will be on sale.
The evening amusement willt-be as US
ual- dancing: Admission free. Go
and have good time there.
Mr.. James B. Belt, chairman of
the Republican State Central Committee
of thi s County, has issued call to the
sloyal' voters of the several election
districts to assemble in primary meet
ings tomorrow to select five delegates
from each district to the County Con-
vention here On Tuesday next. This
convention will send five delegates (ol
such other number as it may see fit) to
east the five votes of Prince George
county in the Republican Congressional
convention of the Fifth district, which
will meet at Chesapeake Beach May 25
The Liquor License Commissions, T
Howard Duckett chairman, met here
Tuesday May 3rd, and issued 45 licenses
10 sell liquors in various sections of the
county. There were 81 applications
but seven were held up pending the
disposition Of protests filed. These
we've John S. Hayes, Oxen Hill; E. H
Miller, Bl ladensburg; John j. Connell
Oxon Hill; E. M. McNey, Silesia
Everett E. Humphrey, Centreville; T
W. Baxter, Collington and Karl Eglof
Pumpkin Town. The Board was en-
gagged all day Tuesday last with the
case of John S. Hayes, and reserved it,
decision until the meeting mex
Tuesday.