The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1915-05-14
BREvETIEs

Mrs. Buchanan Beale, of Hyatts
vile, is visiting her daughter, Mrs
Reverdy Sasscer.
The County Commissioners and Or
phan's Court will be in session next
Tuesday.
Mrs. May Plummer, of Washington
has been visiting Rev. and Mrs. F. E
McManus at the Rectory.
The Young Mems Club will give q
dance in Masonic Hall, this town, to-
night, May 14th, 1915. Refresh
ments. Admission 25 cents. The
public cordially invited.
Col. w. S. Powell will give Stere-
opticon Lecture Through War Coun-
tries of Europe" in Groom Hall We'd
nesday, May 10, beginning at 8 P. M.
for benefit of St. Thomas Church. Ad-
mission Is; Children Is.
There will be a Fair and Race
Meet held here on June l. 2, 3. 4 and
5, by The Southern Maryland Fair As
ISOLATION. on their beautiful grounds
near this town.
Mr.. Frederick ]. Gauntlet, who
recently purchased the "Mattaponi"
farm near Groom. from Mr.. Green, was
on the Lusitania, when she was sunk
last week off the coast of Ireland. Mr..
Gauntlet was rescued and is now in
England Mr.. Gauntlet ia said to
have rescued "a persons.
Some one entered stable on the
LOG Cabin" farm of Mr.. B. H. C.
Bowie and stole a valuable bright bay
horse last Sunday night. The stolen
horse has a white star in forehead and
is lame in left hind foot. A strange
colored man was seen on the road in
that vicinity and it is supposed that he
was the thief.
Mrs. Myrth, a great social worker
If Washington, will visit the Ladies'
Guild, of St. Thomas Church, Groom
IN Saturday, May 22nd. She will give
lecture on social work and there will
also be an entertainment given by the
goung people of the parish. A silver
,ffering will be in order. Refreshments
served. Public cordially invited.
Lecture begins at p. m.
Mr.. Cary McNab, of Salem, Ohio,
las purchased the Roberts property in
this town and after making extensive
improvement this summer. will make
it his permanent home. Mrs. McNab
is sister of Mrs. McManus and has
made many friends on her frequent
'isits to relatives here. Mr.. McNab is
prominent lawyer and we are pleased
to have such an acquisition to the town.
The auto bus in charge of the
owner, Mr. James Swain, is now operat-
ing the following schedule until further
notice; Leave Washington, 3rd and
Pennsylvania avenue, S. E., at a. m.
Leave Marlboro 8;15 a. m, Court
House. Leave Washington p. m. 10th
& Penn. Ave. N. w. Leave Marlboro,
$50 p. m. Seating capacity Is per.
sons. Cut this out for reference. New
bus.
The Liquor License Commissioners
tuesday turned down the applications
If Frank Stnffle and Mary Bowman fol
licenses to conduct saloons in Oakland
The application of Harry McKim wa,
withdrawn. Licenses were granted to
Mrs. Landgraf, Mrs. Stubener, Mrs
F. Allen, Mrs. Leah Edlavitch, Mrs
Bertha Brown and Elmer Pumphrey
Protests against Brooks. Bobinger ane
Frantz will be heard next Tuesday.
Congressman Jos. A. Goulden, Of
New YORK, did sudd emily last Monda,
10 the Pennsylvania Railroad Station
of Philadelphia. He lived in the Bron1
where is located the 23rd Congressional
District of New York, which he repre-
sented, as a Democrat, having beef
elected to the 58th, 59th, Goth, 6lst
j3rd and Gath Congresses. Congress
| nan Goulden's mother, who was for
,nerly Miss Mary A. Wyville. was al
aunt of the late John C. Wyvill, o
this town.
Watch for the great opening
sale next week. We have jus
purchased a very large stool
which will be ready for the pub
lie next week, at the best price
ever heard of. We intend t,
sell at small profit. Give u
your patronage and we guaran
tee satisfaction or money back
B. LIEBERMAN
| Successor to Wyvills' Bargain