The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1913-12-19

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DIR. J. M. Solomon, eye specialist,
announces in another column that he
will be at the Farmers Hotel, this
town, for the entire week of December
22nd.
We would request our correspond
ents to kindly send items not later than
| Tuesday of next week on account of
Thursday being Christmas Day.
AS Christmas will have passed be-
fore another issue of The Enquirer, we
take this opportunity of wishing al
our correspondents, readers and friends
very Merry Christmas.
An oyster supper and dance will be
given by Cedar Camp No. Is w. O. w.
at Odd Fellows Hall on December 18th.
Admission Csc.
Moving pictures followed by
dance will be given in Gibbons Hall,
this town on Monday, December 29th,
at 7.30 p. m, for the benefit OF st.
Mary's Church. Admission Csc.
-LosT-An old fashioned black jet
pin set in gold and with three pendants.
Reward if returned to Mrs G. V. A.
Clagett Farmers Hotel.
"A Joint County Institute for the
teachers of Charles, St. Marys, Mont
gomery and Prince Georges Counties
will be held in Washington at the Geo
rgetown Law School from January 9th
to 9th next.
1t will pay you to attend the large
sale of Horses, Cows, Hogs, Farming
Implements. etc., of Mr.. r Thomas
Brown on "Goodwood" Farm, near
Queen Anne, this county, on Saturday,
December 9th. See advertisement in
this issue.
The Westminster Advocate says
Mr.. E. o. Cash, of M ddleburg,
had the champion pen hogs for their
county. On December 2, he killed
four hogs that weighed 723, TIC, 693,
and 692 pounds, total of 2Sl8 pounds
The hogs were 16 months old. Twenty
three 5O-pound cans of lard were made. 4
Mrs. Richard N. Ryon has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. w. T. Davis.
MIR. Eugene Owen, U. S. A., spent
the week end with his brother, Mr..
Claude and wife.
Miss Elizabeth J. Tippett, of Malta
woman, is visiting Mrs. Mary E. Will
son for few days.
Mrs. {. c. Magruder has been spend
ing few days with her son, MIR. M. H.
Magruder. She returned TO Annapolis
Sunday evening.
Mr.. F. Snowden Hill and sister, Miss
Edith Hill, have closed their home,
"Thorpland." and will spend the win
ter in Washington, d. c.
The children of Trinity Sunday
School are requested to meet at the
Town Hall, on Saturday morning, to
prepare for he Christmas entertain
ment,
On the last Thursday in January
there will be meeting of the county
oranges of this and Montgomery coun-
ties at the home of the Beltsville grange
at Beltsville.
Mrs. H. w. Gore will leave to,
morrow for Bowling Green. Kentucky,
to visit her son, Mr.. Rodgers Gore and
wife. The Kentucky Public Service
Company, of which Mr.. Gore is Audi
tor, have recently moved their head
quarters from Hopkinsville, KY to
Bowling Green, where Mr.. and Mrs.
Gore will make their home.
Miss Carrie Sweeney. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Sweeney and
Mr.. William Thorington, son of c. c.
Thoriugton. of Detroit, Michigan were
quietly married Saturday evening at
the parsonage of Rev. ]. W. Balerson,
IN Washington. Miss Goldle Sipes, OF
Washington, was brides maid and Mr..
Ernest Boyd, formerly of Panama, was
best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Thorington
will tour the West and will make their
future home in Detroit Mich.
The Beltsville Grange held its annu-
al election of officers at its regular
monthly meeting held in the Grange
Hall, Beltsville. The following officers
were chosen to conduct the business of
the organization for the ensuing year.
Master, Thomas H. White overseer,
S. D. Hall; Prof. F. B. Bomberger
steward, Prof. Roy Waite; assistant
steward, c. P. Smith chaplain, Mrs.
c. l.. Opperman; treasurer, Samuel
Beall /; secretary, r. H. Ruffner gate
keeper. Prof Henspun Ceres, Miss
Kate White; Parmona, Miss Anna En-
gle Flora Miss Catherine Beall ; la
DIV assistant assistant stewart, Miss SUI
sic Beall.
Services at Trinity Church on Christ
mas Day-Ce'ebration of the Holy
Communion at 6:3S a. m morning
prayer, sermon and Holy Communion
at II a. m.
Congressman F. o. Smith addressed
a meeting called by the Maryland Park
Citizens Association last Wednesday
night. The meeting was held in Palm
er's Hall, Seat Pie asaut Congressman
Smith told OF proposed improvements
in that section of the District adjoining
Seat Pleasant, and declared he would
fight for them. He said he would advo-
cate highway parallelling the Chesa
-peake Beach Railway line to the Dis
trict line, and the building of fine
roadway through the District to Mary
land Park. L. S. Perkins was chair
man of the meeting and in an introduc-
tory address told of the needs of that
section and gave an optomisiic account
of its future.