The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1911-06-16
BREVITIEs
Miss Whelan, of Washington, is
visiting the Misses Hill.

Miss Whelan, of Washington, is
visiting the Misses Hill.
-Children's day service will be held
at Forestville M. E. Church on Sunday
next.
The County Commissioners and
Orphans Court will be in session on
Tuesday next.
News has reached here of the
death of Mrs. Eleanor Specht at a
hospital in Washington on Tuesday.
Mrs. Weddie Duekett of the Church
Home, Baltimore, is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. A. T. Brooke.
Miss K ate Hill, of Chaptico, St.
Mary's county, has been spending
several days at the Marlboro House.
Miss Mary W. Merrick has return
ed home after spending several months
in Baltimore and visiting friends in
Charles comfy.
Professor A. Nj. Porter, of Wash
ington, will give vocal lesson to any
one desir ing them. For further parti
culars apply to Miss Marguerite
Clagett of this town.
"A dancing class for children will
be started in Marlboro Miss Grace
Morton viii meet any who wish to take
lessons at Masonic Hall, June Goth at 4
O'Clock For information apply by
mail or phone SIS.
Crops in this vicinity have been
much benefited by the fine rain which
fell Monday evening and night. This
was the first rain sufficient to soak the
clods for many weeks.
Captain Phil. w. Chew has so far
recovered from his long illness as to
be about his room and will be able to
be down stairs in few days.
Mrs. R. B. Chew, who is in Hyatts
vile for the summer, visited Mrs.
Nj ary E. Wilson, on Monday, and spent
the night at the Marlboro House.
Mrs. L. A. Griffith and Mrs. w.
Allen Griffith attended the wedding of
Mr.. w. Beall Bowie and Miss Helen
Dodge in Georgetown on Saturday
ii ght.
The young folks of Groom Station
viii give an entertainment in Groom
Hall on Wednesday, June 21st, begin
ming at S.15 P. M. Refreshments. |
Admission 25c. Children (under II |
years. 15c. Proceeds for purpose Of |
school library. /
During the thunder storm last
Saturday evening lightning struck and
'et fire to the overseer's house at !
Weston" farm, near this town. The
house, which was unoccupied, was
destroyed WeNhear there
vas an insurance of $500 on the build |
ng.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sasscer, and |
Miss Lucy E. Sasscer attended |
he commencement and class day ex-
ercises on Monday at the Tome School
for Boys, Port Deposit, where Mr..
1hiselin Sasscer graduated.
The pupils of the primary depart
nent of the Marlboro High School will
lave their closing exercises this even
nfi beginning at 8 o'clock. The exer
Uses are to include songs, recitations,
lrills and two short plays. The admis
ZION is 10 cents. Masonic Hall.
Our thanks are due for invitations
% attend commencement exercises from
he graduates of the High Schools in
he County; from Miss Agnes Coffren,
If St. Mary's Seminary; from Mr.. F.
Monroe Gibbons, of the Western
Maryland College; from Mr.. Henry
4. Sasscer, 3rd, of Washington College
and from Mr.. Eugene Mudd, of the
MARYLAND Agricultural College.
The dance given by the Marlboro
Social Club in Gibbons Hall here on
Friday evening of last week, was
argely attended and proved a great
success in every way. The hall, which
IS not quite completed, has one of the
largest and best dancing floors of any I
hall in Southern Maryland and this,
with good music, added much to the |
pleasure of the evening.