The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1913-11-28
6 BREVETIES

| phans' Court will meet on tuesday.
Miss Agnes Kemp, of Baltimore
will be the guest of Miss Christobe
Hill for several weeks.
Miss Josephine Roberts was tn
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Sass
Ger over Sunday.
Mrs. Elvira Smith and grandson
James, have been visiting Mrs. William
| Thirles in Bowie.
There will be meeting of the
Ladies' Association on Monday after
noon, December 1st, at $50 p. m.
Mr.. Rudolph Goddard and family
have moved here from near Baden, and
have taken Mr.. H. S. Miller's home.
Miss Lucy Mayo, Mr.. Jack Brooks
and Mr.. George s.Sensner spent the
weekend at ''Ellerslie" the home of
Miss A. M. B. Chew.
Some items received yesturday
were omitted because of the Thanks
giving holiday. They will he published
next week.
Misses Marguerite and Rachel
Clagett had as their weekend guests
over Sunday last. Miss Alice Roberts,
Miss Anna Brown, Mr.. John B. Magru-
der, Mr.. Joseph Addison, Mr.. Roger
Berry and Mr.. Frank Addison.
Misses Carol and Elizabeth Viii.
son entertained small house party
over Sunday last to attend the dance
given by the Marlboro Cotilion Club on
Saturday night. The guests were:
Miss Cornelia Bowie and Miss Edna
Berry. Messrs. T. Kent Roberts,
Brooke Lee, Selden Daniel and Arthur
Snyder.
To test the constitionality of the
law prohibiting traction engines with
cleats on the wheels for using state
roads, the Grand Jury at Rockville
on Thursday last, returned two indict-
ments against Garry A. Fisher, a well
digger at Rockville. 1t is planned to
demur to the indictments and to take
the cases to the Court of Appeals, no
matter what the decision of the court
at Rockville The State Roads Com
mission has retained former State
Senator Perkins, of Baltimore, to as
sist States Attorney w. o. Spates,
of MontUomery county
The Board of Liquor License Com
missioners refused to grant license to
Gustav Hoffman, on the Bladensburg
Road.
Mr. Robert L. Wells has purchased
from Mrs. 5John Redmifes her house
and lot adjoining Trinity Church, this
town.
Mr.. R. B. B. Chew and Captain
Phil W. Chew, visited Mr. H. Tuck
at his farm near Buena Vista, Calvert
county, last week.
Miss Mabel Berry, who resigned
her position as a teacher in the Hy-
attsville School, has been succeeded by
Miss Ethel Gwynn, of Laurel.
Mrs. William S. Hill and little
daughter. Beth, and Miss Maggie Hill,
have been spending a few days with
Miss Minnie Wallis, near North Keys.
Mr.. George L. Canter has sold his
farm of 1873 acres. near Oak Grove, to
Mr.. Charles T. Wise, of Govans, Balti
more county, who has taken possession
at once.
The Spangled Banner Centennial
Committee came from Baltimore on
Saturday to visit the grave of DIR.
William Beans, on Academy Hill, this
own, which they photographed and
nope to see restored in time for the
Centennial Celebration, in Baltimore.
next September, when pilgrimage
is to be made to this historic grave in
boats from Baltimore to Hills landing
over the route taken by the British in
1874
"A jury on Thursday rendered a
verdict of not guilty in the case of the
State vs. Albert A. Henning, of Mt.
Rainier, charged with criminal libel.
The case was removed from here to
La Plata. Henning is the editor of the
Advocate at Mount Rainier and the
charge was made in connection with
the published statements concerning
the campaign of William A. Miller,
during the primary contest last sum-
mer, Mr.. Miller being a candidate for
nomination for Register of Wills.
Miller denied the published statements
and brought action against Henning
for criminal libel. States Attorney
Roberts and States Attorney Croksey
represented Miller and T. Howard
bucket, Walter j. Mitchell and w.
Mitchell Diggs, represented Henning
Jdges beall and Camalier presided