The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1913-08-15
BREvETIES

Tuesday.
Mrs. William Suit, of Washington,
is visiting her step-mother, Mrs. S. E.
Crandall.
Mrs. Rose Chambers. of Washing
ton, is visiting relatives and friends in
this neighborhood.
A Sacramento Service will be held
at Mt: Oak Church next Sunday at II
q. m.
Miss Carol Wilson has been on
visit to her aunt, Mrs. Iglehart in
Baltimore.
Invitations are out by the MARI
boro Cotillion Club for dance in
Masonic Hall here tomorrow evening.
Miss Cora Humphrey has been
spending few days with Miss Edna
Suit.
Mr.. Norbert Albert and Miss Ruth
West of Washington, are visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]. Wy
will.
Mrs. Elizabeth Calvin of Balti-
more, is visiting Mrs. VIM. Loveless
and Mrs; ]. A. Wells near here.
Miss Ruth Sweeney, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel E. Sweeney, is
visiting Miss Minor Martin.
Mrs. Mittie Bowling is visiting
her nephew, Mr.. Mord. Plummer, in
Wilmington, Delaware,
DIR. F. Webb Griffith, of Ashville,
N. c., is SPENDING few days with his
parents, DIR. and Mrs. L. A. Griffith.
Mr.. ]. N. w. Wilson, of this town
is spending his vacation with friends
and relatives in the lower section OF
the county.
Mrs. Weddie Duckett and her
granddaughter, Miss Louise Clagett,
are spending August with friends in
Wildwood, N. j.
Mr.. J. Edward Binger threshed
his crop of wheat last week, and the
Miracle variety turned out 160 bushels
from bushels sown; the Fultz 150
bushels from III bushels sown.
Miss Mary Garner has been ap-
pointed teacher in the Baden High
School to succeed Mr.. Roy Baden who
resigned.
The many friends of Miss Alice
Dandy will be pleased to learn that
she will return to the Marlboro High
School. She is very popular with
patrons and pupils.
The following teachers from this
tho Gl1poropr School at
the Johns Hopkins University. Misses
Clara C. Gibbons, Rachel A. Hamilton,
Helen S. Heffner, Katharine A. Willes,
Margaret ]. Wilson and Mr.. Charles
Stanley, Jr.
The ladies of st. Thomas parish
Groom, will hold give festival and
supper on Wednesday, Aug. Goth, at
Groom Hall. A fine supper will be
provided for 40 cents plate. At $50
the pageant of Evangeline will be pre-
sented free of charge, in the grove at
the rear of the hall.
There will be grand display of
Moving Pictures, and dance at Baden
Hall, Monday evening, August 18th
La Plata orchestra in attendance.
Admission, Adults 25 cts. Children Is
cents.
Mr.. Oliver Metzerott of this county
announces that he has withdrawn from
the Senatorial race to become can
didate for State Comptroller. He has
filed his papers with the Secretary of
State at Annapolis as candidate for
the nomination, and none others having
entered for this office, the nomination
is assured.
A lawn party and dance will be
given at the home of Mr.. w. A. Purdy
near Forestville. Thursday, Aug. 18th,
for the benefit of the new catholic
Church, Forestville. Baseball game
between St. Teresas' and Oxon Hill
team will begin at 2.30. An excellent
supper for IS cents. Forestville Band
will furnish the music. Good time
promised to ALL Refreshments served
on the grounds.
Governor Goldsborough announced
Friday the appointment OF Mr.. James
p. Curley, of Laurel, as state game
warden to succeed Franklin E. Cox,
removed. The position of game war
den pays $l00 per month, and it is an
office of Importance, especially consld-
cred so by all the counties and the
State Game and Fish Protective Asso-
Grafton.
In another column will be found the
advertisement of the Maryland agri-
cultural college. Its graduates fill
we'll paid positions on their own and
others farms as successful farmers and
Managers With the U. S. Department
of Agriculture With State and County
Authorities. With notable Educational
Institutions such as l. ornell and Wis
consin Univers tiles. With Private
Concerns such as Baldwin Locomotive
Works, Mt. Clare Shops and Construc-
ton Companies of high standing.
Mr.. F. Snowden Hill and his niece,
Miss Kate Bowe attended the barba-
cue given on Saturday by j J. OAR
lington, on his estate at Herndon, Va,
which was enjoyed by nearly 500 Wash
ington bankers, lawyers and business
men and their families.
The annual excursion of Forest
Lodge |. o. o. F. which was held at
Chesapeake Beach on Thursday last
was one of the largest the lodge has
ever given, over three thousand men,
women and children attending from
this county. Every tram was crowded.
About 500 attended from Marlboro and
vicinity and all had an enjoyable out
ing.
Miss Frances C. Gallant, sister of
County Commissioner Benedict ]. Gal
liant, died at her residence, near Belts
vile, on Sunday last The funeral was
held from St. 'Jerome's Church, Hy-
attsville, yesterday morning at 10
o'clock.
In another column will be found the
renee as candidate for the Office of
Register of Wills. Mr.. Lawrence has
host of friends in the Republican
party and will probably be nominated.
If nominated. he will make a for
midable candidate against the Demo-
cratic nominee. He wins friends by
his affabil1ty and courtesy, and is es-
teemed for his candor and uprightness.
He has made faithful and conscien-