The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1915-05-28
BREvETIES

is visiting Mrs Elizabeth C. Clagett'
| at "Ingleside.
Miss Agnes Messick, of Washing
ton. is visiting Mrs. A. M. Marbury, at
Marbury Heights.
Mrs. C. v. A. Clagett is visiting
her grand daughter, Mrs. Brook Lee,
near Silver Springs, Md.
Miss Gibbons, of near Near Keys,
is spending the week with her COUSIN
Mrs. r. Ernest Smith.
The Ladies of Parish Guild, Groom,
will hold Strawberry Festival on Fri
day, June 4th, beginning at p. m.
FOR SALE-A top wagon in fine
condition; will sell cheap to cash buyer
Apply at this Office.
The Orphans Court, County Com
missioners, Road Directors and Liquor
License Commissioners will meet next
Tuesday.
There will be Strawberry festival
at Brandywine on June Sth at r NJ
for the benefit of the Chapel of the In
carnation.
Miss Nellie Moran has returned to
her home near Mellwood, after spend
ing the winter and early spring with
Mrs. Leslie Watson. in Washington.
Mr.. John T. McCaslin, the Balti'
more theatrical agent, will present for
two days only, during the Fair, his Peer
less Show. High-class. clean and moral
1.-THE Ladies' Guild" of St. Barna-
has Church, Iceland, will give Straw
berry Festival on Saturday, May 18TH
at a o'clock in the Church Grove.
The Ladies Guild of St. Thomas
Church will give Strawberry Festival
in Groom Hall, Groom, on FRIDAY
June 4, 1915, beginning at p. M
Dancing. The public invited.
The Mizpah Rebecca Lodge
will give a dance at Odd Fellows Hail
at Forestville, Monday, May S1st. Ice
cream and, cake for. sale. Admission
25 cts. Everybody welcome.
a-Mr. Charles B. Beall, a native OF
this county. died Saturday in Washing
ton, aged II years. He was veteran
Of the Civil War and an employee OF
the Supreme Court of the United States
for 48 years.
Miss Eugenia Lee Hall, OF TINS
County, was member of the gradual
inc class of 1915, of Mercy Hospital
Training School for Nurses. The COM
nencement Exercises took place Tues
day, May 25th.
The Ladies' Guild of the Church OF
the Atonsment at Cheltenham, VIII
hold an Ice Cream and Strawberry
Festival on the Church Grove, on
Thursday. June 10th. beginning at d.
o'clock P. M. If raining the next DAY.
All invited.
The annual May Procession OF the
children of St. Mary's Church, took
Mace Sunday afternoon. About one
hundred children, white and colored,
took part in the ceremony. Ice cream
and cake were served the children after
the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen, of sibley Park,
Pa, are summering at Oakland,
norton of the estate Of the late Robert
Clagett, which they purchased last
year. 1t is their purpose to greatly
improve the fine, old house and to make
it their permanent residence. We are
ylad to welcome them to the nelghbor-
hood.
There will be comedy of two acts
entitled "Striking Oil" given by the
local talent at the Modern Woodman
Hall at Mullikin on Saturday, the fifth
of June, at 8 o'clock, for the beneht
If Prince George Library & Reading
Room Association. Refreshments and
iancing afterwards. Music furnished
py Joscano's Band. Admission 70 cts.
A search for Indian relics is being
made by party of scientists along the
Patuxent. The mounds at MT. Calvert
supposed to contain such treasures, have
oeen opened. A few bones some pot
terry, stone axes, ETC., were founo.
Last week Waldorf, Charles. county was
visited by the party. The work is be-
ing financed by millionaire OF Phiia-
delphia, who is to establish memorial
museum.
Secretary W. G. Brooke of the
Southern Maryland Fair Association an
nounces that during the festivities be-
ginning June l, and lasting five days.
ehere will be a number of aeroplane
lights. base ball and an automobile
exhibition, also horse show. A program
Of six running races each day will be
feature. the horses to be entered being
many of those who participated IN the
meeting at Plmlico, Electric Park and
Prospect Park.
Mr.. A. Marshall Clagett, son OF
Albert M. Clagett, Esq, of this coun'
ty, died of typhoid fever at his home
10 Accokeek, on Tuesday of last week.
in the 46th year of his age. His moth
ar was Miss Alice Hawkins, sister OF
Mr.. ]. Henry Hawkins, Charles county
He is survived by his wife and twelve
children, most of them being small.
His death was a great shock to his
,nany friends. We extend our deep
sympathy to his bereaved family.
More than two months after the
| event took place, the details OF the