The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-11-24

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Berwyn, last week, David Tobin,, six
teen years old and boy named Bryan
were accidently shot by a companion
| They were not seriously hurt.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Russell and so
Jack, who have made their home wit
Miss Minnie Chew, have rented Mr.. A
T. Brooke's old home and moved in O
Monday.
Miss Hilda Wells Fuller, daughte
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A Fuller, o
Hyattsville, entertained number Of
friends at dancing last Friday evening
| most of them schoolmates at Washing
ton Central High School.
The Freshman class of the Hyatts
vile High School has elected the fol
lowing officers: President, Miss Eliza
beth Mccall; vice president, Abraham
Schneider, secretary, Miss Gussie Age
and treasurer, Miss Laura McBrien.
The ladies of ST. Thomas Paris
will have an Oyster Supper in Groom
H all on Wednesday, November 20, be,
ginning at5p.m Supper 35cts. Rich
ardson's Orchestra will furnish the mu,
sic for dancing. Ice cream and cake
will also be served.
Oyster Supper and Bazaar for the
benefit of Prince Georges Library AS
ISOLATION will be held at Mitchellvllle
on November 25th, 1916, at M. w. A,
Hall, 6 p. m. Supper 25 cts. Admiss-
ion and dancing free.
There will be dance in Accokeek
Hall, Accokeek, Md, Friday November
"a. 1916. Silesia Orchestra Admls-
sion 25cts. Children free. Refresh
ments. Doors open at 8 p. m.
Services at Brookfield church, near
Northkeys, on Sunday the 10Th of No
vember at o clock. Preaching by Rev.
G. w. Moore. Mr.. Frank Middleton,
Mr.. McElwee and other singers from
Washington will assist in the service.
Services also each evening during the
week at Z o'clock.
The concrete State road through
this town is completed. This is the
greatest improvement Marlboro has
ever received and gives the travelling
public a concrete and macadam road
from the District of Columbia Line to
Hills Bridge, over the Patuxent River.
Master Reverdy Sasscer, son Ct Dr..
and Mrs. Reverdy Sasscer, had his arm
broken Tuesday morning when his BIZ
cycle, which he was riding TO school,
collided with the automobile of Mr..
Ritter, throwing the little fellow hea-
Willy upon the concrete roadway, The
accident occurred at the junction of the
driveway to Woodlawn, DR.. Sasscers
home. and the State road. He was hur-
ried to Providence hospital for treat.
ment, and is doing well.
"A meeting of those interested in
the construction of the Washington
Indian Head road project will be held
in Christ Church Parish Hall, Accokeek,
on Saturday, December End. at l. 30 p. m
For the purpose of forming units OF
the Prisoners League, Mrs. Duvall of
the Dover House, has been making ad'
dresses before several private schools
IN Washington. She spoke recently at
the National Park Seminary Forest Gler
and at Gunston Hall. Units of the lea.
que were formed among the students al
these schools, according to Mrs. DuvalI
who is anxious to hear from persons in.
terested in this work, with view tc
forming other units.
There will be a dance given a.
Masonic Hall, tonight November 9th
| 1916 for the benefit of the Ladies AS
ISOLATION. Refreshments, sandWiche:
and coffee served. Admission % cents
| Richardson 8 band will fu mis- II the mu
sic, commencing at p. m. c .mmittet
4. l.. Wells, w. S. Hill, Z. Ernes
Smith, John Russell, Howard Suit
Roland Ryon.
The ladies of st. Mlry's Churcl
will hold a card party and dance il
Gibbons Hall on Thanksgiving evening
November 80. Dancing will be par
| ticipated in during the entire evening
as only one portion of the large haI
will be used by the card players, there
by affording amusement for both dan
GERS and players at the same time
There will be an abundance of goo
music, and handsome prizes for tn
winning players The public is cordial
invited.
| Automobile Commissioner Baugh
man held conference with the Polio
Board IN Baltimore, last week, in a
effort to find some means of lessenini
the many accidents to automobiles
The accident list has grown wonderful
| ly this season, largely due to the III
creased number of pleasure cars an
trucks. Hardly day passes that som
accident is not recorded. Many al
due to the wanton recklessness an
speed fends, and too much drink
From the first of the year to Septen
Der 20, there were n persons killed an
845 injured.
Men Feel Tired, Too