The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1914-10-23
BREvETIES

Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Brady, o
Woodville, spent few days in Wash
ington last week and attended the race
at Bowie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Johnson ant
Mrs. VIM Calvin of Baltimore spent tn
week end with Mr. and Mrs. J. V
WyvilI
The many friends of Mr.. G. l. Viii
son are glad to hear that he is rapid.
recovering from recent attack O.
malarial fever.
Read the good prices offered fol
cash by Wyvills' Bargain House.
-Mizpah Rebecca Lodge, of Forest
vile, will give dance at Odd Fellows
Hall on Thursday night, October 18th
Admission, adults csc; children free.
Refreshments for sale.
Miss Helena M. Talbot has just
returned home from a three week s
visit to her grand mother, Mrs. G. M.
Wells, of Omaha.
Mrs. Thomas l. Talbot and little
sons, Tilden and Gibbons, of Rosary
Vile, spent last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. H. Talbot.
The ladies of St. Thomas Parish.
Groom, will hold an oyster supper and
ice cream sale in Groom Hall on Sun
day, October Both, beginning at p. m.
Supper 25 cents.
The Democratic meeting here Mon
day was large and enthusiastic. Mr..
Ray called the meeting to order and
Mr.. Frederick Sasscer was chosen
chairman. The speakers were Mr..
Richard johnson, candidate for Con
gress; Mr.. VIM. Marbury. of Balti-
more, and former Congressman Handy
of Delaware
Rev. G. A. Gibbons, rector of st.
Stephens Episcopal Church of Romney,
W. Va, who was elected last week
Protestant Episcopal Church, Diocese
of West Virginia, is suffering from in
juries received by being thrown from
carriage. Mr.. Gibbons was formerly
of Woodville and is an uncle of Mrs.
Henry B. Brady.
The new Methodist Church at Cen
terville, Prince Georges County, Md,
will be dedicated or ''set apart from
all unhallowed or common uses, for the
worship of Almighty God," Sunday,
November 1st, 1914. Preaching at II
H. m. by Rev. DR.. E. V. Register, of
Alexandria, Va, and at 2.30 p. m. by
DR.. E. K. Hardin, the pastor of Mt.
Vernon Place, Washington, D. C.
Special music will be provided. The
friends of the Church have special
invitation to be present with us.
The $4,000 Pnblic H ealth Exhibit of
the Medical ~ Chirurgical Faculty of
Maryland will be opened in Masonic
Hall, Wednesday Oct 18th and remain
IN exhibition until Thursday night.
Alcohol and its evil effects, Tuber
:ulosis, Social Disease, Metal Diseases
ind Baby Saving are all covered very
thoroughly by the Exhibit and in con-
1ection with it, there will be public
speaking each night. Wednesday night
1t $50 p m. subject will be ''The Fly
md the Mosquito" illustrated with the
magic lantern. Thursday night at the
same hour, ''The Prevention of Tuber-
.ulosis" and "The Boy Scout, both
Illustrated Admission to the Exhibit
md lectures is free and all are invited
to attend.
Governor Goldsborough will speak
in St. Barnabas Brick church, near
Iceland on Sunday next, October Is, at
the II A. M. service. The Rev. Father
Rogers fancy Anderson will also be a
speaker. The Governor will speak on
he citizens duty to the State, and
Father Anderson will speak briefly on
DUTY to God. Father Anderson will
nold special interest as an ecclesias-
tic, he being Marylander first of all,
md especially in that he is one of seven
living descendants of the great Chief
Justice fancy. Father Anderson is the
guest of the American Bar Association
this week and will come from there to
Iceland He is a member of the Order
If the Holy Cross monastic Order of
the Episcopal Church. Every one IS
cordially invited to attend.