The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1915-10-01
BREv1TIEs

Mr.. and Mrs. William Suit O.
Washington, spent Sunday with Mrs
Owen Brown of Forestville.
FOR SALE-Three side saddles
two of them as good as new. Will sci
reasonably. Apply at this office.
The October term of the Circuit
Court will convene here next Monday
morning.
Miss Helen Coffren has returned
home fter visiting her aunt, Mrs
Owen Brown of Forestville.
Mr., and Mrs. Earl, Daughton OF
Philadelphia, have returned to theil
home after visiting relatives of Wash
ington and Forestville.
Beginning October End, Lieberman's
Bargain Store will run q grand Fall
Opening Sale until October 18th. See
their circular for low prices.
Divine services will be held at St.
Paul's, Baden, Md, on Sunday, October
3rd, at II a. M, and St. Mary's Chapel
Woodville at 7:30 p. M =,
Miss Bertha Chambers, Oma Thomas
and Mr. Roe Melfelt, of Washington,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Owen
BraWnTof Forestville. !. -" j..
October 18th, at IL q clock noon is
the date and hour for the Democratic
meeting at Marlboro, at which the State
Candidates will deliver addresses.
Next Tuesday, Oct. 5th. is the last
registration day. Register or you can
not vote either in the general election
this fall or the primary election next
year.
-Messrs. Richard Chew and Otway
Bergman Zantzinger have lett to re-
sumo their studies at Tome Institute,
Port Deposit. Franklin Zantzinger is
attending Episcopal High School. Alex
andria. Va.
Mrs. Clarence Swami and infant
daughter, of Silver Hill. are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F..
Duckett, at the Farmers's Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowie Clagett, OF
the Forest" and their guest, Mrs.
Reverdy Clagett. of Washington,
spent Sunday at "Weston," with Mr.
and Mrs. Hal Clagett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wicks, of Connecti-
cut, have purchased Mr.. John R. Wells
farm. near this town, and are now at
the Marlboro House until they can get
possession of the property.
Mr.. John Russell, of Washington,
has been appointed clerk to the School
board in place of Mr.. Thomas S.
Stone resigned. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
and little son are at Miss Minnie
Chew's.
Rev. Charles Sedgwick, son of Mr..
VIM Sedgwick, tn 8 town, was ordain' d
Deacon by the Right Rev. Bishop
Harding, of the Diocese of Washington,
on Sunday morning, at Bethlehem
chapel of the Holy Nativity in the
Cathedral Close Washington. We con-
graduate him on the completion of his
preparation for the ministry, and wish
aim long and happy life.
Mr.. Ernest E. Cooke, formerly of
Upper Marlboro and Miss Frances E.
Sears were quietly married in Balti-
more, on Saturday, September II. 1915,
by Rev DR.. H. NJ. Wharton, of Brant
ey Baptist Church. Mrs. Cooke is
.he daughter of Captain John A. Sears,
If Byerdton, Va, but for the past two
years has been residing in Washington
dr. Cooke ia a Civil Engineer. Mr..
and Mrs. Cooke will make their home
1t Sparrows Point, Nd, for the
present.
Mr.. Frank Hereford was quite bad
ly hurt in an automobile collision on
The State road, Tuesday night of last
week. He was returning from Oxon
Hill with three other young men and the
colored chauffer when, near Mr.. Scott
Armstrong; house, they hit another
car coming from the opposite direction.
The strong light probably confused
both chauffers. Both cars were badly
damaged. Mr.. Hereford was the only
one much hurt. He was taken to DR..
Sansbury's that night and the following
iay to Providence Hospital. Washing
ton. He was brought home Saturday
still suffering pain but with no broken
or internal injuries.
The Supervisors of Election haN g
been engaged since last Friday re-
counting the vote cast for States At
torney in the recent primary. Many
ballots are being thrown out because
IF the use of indelible pencils, pencil
marks, etc., and in the first precinct of
Laurel district one hundred and ten
ballots out about one hundred and
ifty were thrown out. The election
returns gave Mr.. S. Marvin Peach a
majority of eleven votes over States
Attorney Roberts, and Mr. Roberts
asked for a recount. The Supervisors
have finished counting as far as the
tirst precinct of Chillum district with
the result that Mr.. Peach has gained
three votes so far.
Heath of Mrs. G.. L, ScagRs.