Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-07-11

Many Charles CountIans spent the
gloriuus Fourth at Marshall Hall.
Judge Henry Delozier was a visitor
to La Plata on Tuesday.
Mr.. Robert Lee Cooksey was visi-
tor to Washington during the week.
Mr.. J Carlisle Wilmer is spending
his vacation with his family in this
town.
Miss Margaret G. Neale Of Baltimore
is visiting her father, Mr., Y. II. Neale,
near TompkiDsvilIe.
The young folks of this neighborhood
gave an enjoyable dance in the Town
Hall here last night.
Miss Marie Hungerford has returned
home from visit to Miss Leila Mat
tinglY.
The dance at Pomfret on Tuesday
evening was well attended and highly
enjoyed by ALL
Leon does so enjoy the baseba.
games at Pomfret. Can anyone tell
Why's
Mr.. George A. Nealon who has been
indisposed, we are glad to say is out
again.
Mr.. John Smith, of this city, spent
several days with relatives in Washing.
ton during the past week.
Mrs. NJ. Ella Mudd spent purt OF her
vacation during the last week with re-
latives in the county.
Fifty Thousand Cabbage Plants for
sale at BARBOUR'S PORT TO
BACCO. advt.
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Mudd aud
little children, Of Philadelphia, speut
several days during the week with re-
latives in the county
Messrs. B. A. Howard. f. B. Mat
thews, and Adrian Posey and f. A.
Martin enjoyed jan automobile trip to
Leonardtown on Wednesday.
The annual tournament and picnic
at Harris Lot for the benefit OF Holy
Ghost Catholic Church viii take place
on Thursday, July slst.
Note the ad in another column Of the
annual picnic to be held at st. Mary's
Catholic church, Newport and attend it
if you want to spend an evening Of real
enjoyment
> Everyone wants to spend an evening
of real enjoyment and pleasure. There
will be one given by the W. o. w. OF
Waldorf on Thursday, July 18th, s.
don't miss it.
We regret to learn that little Miss
Mary Ida Wilmer, only daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs J. Carlisle Wilmer, is suffer
ing with'typhoid fever. Ida is a bright
and happy little girl and we hope thai
She viii soon be well again.
Hand bills are needed for your enter
tainments this summer. Call at this
office and let Mr.. Garner fix you up
with the nice catchy kind.
The fine tournament at Marshall Hall
so much enjoyed by thepeople OF Mary
land, Virginia and the District Of
Columbia will be held, we understand,
on Wednesday. August 10th.
The game scheduled to be PLAYED
here on Monday last did not come OF
owing to the fact that Hughesviile has
been unable to organize team to en-
ter the league.
We enjoyed fine trip through the
Indian Head Proving<Grounds under
the guidence Of Lieut.. Holden on Mon
day The Lieut., is a most pleasant
and affable gentleman and the trip was
most interesting.
The usual fine picnic and festival at
Pomfrst for the benefit Of the Catholic
Church there will be greater event this
year than usual. A fine tournament will
be held at the same time This day Of
enjoyment for all will be Wednesday,
August 9th.
Mr.. Charles W. Robey. who resides
near Relation Is not only a fine under
taker but az excellent farmer. He has
just finished cutting fine crop Of hay
and threshing wheat making 20 bushels
to the acre.
LosT.-on the road from Port To-
bacco via La Plata up state road via
Hamilton road to Richard Bevins home
the sum Of uinety-two t$92] dollars in
pocket book. Finder will please return
to Mr., John W. Albrittain and receive
liberal reward, also lost at same time
thin light lap robe.