The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1918-06-07
RREVETIES

erly of 1.-THE Forest, are spending
the summer at "Ellerslie. "
Mr.. and Mrs Carroll Grant and
family spent several days last week at
''Grantand'
Henry Duvall, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Duvall, of Groom, has gradu-
ated from the Officers Training Camp
and is stationed ae Camp Lee, Va.
There will be a Red Cross dance at
Modern Woodmen Hall, Mitchellville,
on Saturday, June 18th.
Services, hereafter, will be held at
the Church of the Atonement, Chelten
ham, at $50 A. M. and Sunday School
at 1890 A M on Sundays.
| The Cheltenham Red Cross Circle
| will hold Box Social in the school
house, Tuesday, June 18th, at s p. m.
Refreshments. All are invited.
DIR. Cornelius DeWeese, charged
with causing the death of little Amber
McManus by running over him here
last August, was acquitted by the
Rockville Court on Wednesday.
The many friends of Mrs. George
s. Dove, of Forestville, will be glad to
learn that she is improving after ser
| ious operation performed in Providence
| Hospital, last week.
| The Brandywine Auxiliary of the
American Red Cross will give Dance
and Card Party at the Brandywine
High School, on Friday evening, June
| 18th. 1918.
Mr.. Yancy Christmas, grandson of
Mr.. Benjamin F. Duvall. of '"Trump's
HILL, has enlisted in the United States
| Cavalry, and ordered to report at Fort
Myer, Virginia.
Among the graduates of Washing
ton College of Law at the commence
ment on Tuesday evening was Mrs.
Helen Beall West. This distinction is
very gratifying to her many relatives
and friends.~
Charles L. Gibbons, son of DR.. and
Mrs. William Gibbons, of Groom, has
notified his parents of his safe arrival
''over there" Mr. Gibbons is in the
Coast Artillery, 58th Division.
The purchasers of War Saving
Stamps should patronize their OWL
postoffices or banks when securing
these STAINS Each district is allJtted
a certain amount and this will enable |
the Directors office to give credit !
where it is due.
Mr.. Eli j. Watson, SO years old,
died at his residence in Aquasco district |
on May 18th, 1918. He left a widow |
md three children-Mrs. Howard J. |
Truman, Miss Venie M. Watson, and |
Roykin E. Watson. He was a farmer
and merchant, and active up to the |
close of his life.
Mrs. Alburtus Wright Catlin, wife
of Col. A. W. Catlin, U. S. M. c., has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Samuel
A. Wyvill Mrs. Catln- is a daughter
Of Judge John A. Schultz, of Seat
Pleasant, and is living i'll Washington
while Col. Catlin is on duty in France.
Mr. Alan Bowie, a prominent mem
Der of our local bar, was seriously |
injured last Sunday morning when at
tackled by a vicious bull on his farm at
Rrandywine. The animal gored and
bruised his victim from head to foot1
and it is said that Mr.. Bowie owes his
life to the fact that he chung to the
bulls horns until exhausted about
which time help arrived and saved him.
We are glad to hear that his condition
is favorable.
The Fort Foote Red Croos Auxili-
airy will give dance in st. Johns Hall,
at Broad Creek, for the benefit of the
local auxiliary, on June 18th. These
dances, one of which will be given
every month at Broad Creek by the
Fort Foote Auxiliary, are very well
attended by the soldiers stationed at
Fort Foote, and the attractive young |
ladies of Prince Georges County are |
urged to attend and help make the |
iffairs interesting for them. This is |
one of the bits" the girls can do.
The following boys will represent
the Marlboro High School in the State |
wide Athletic Meet at Homeward, near |
Baltimore, on Friday, June Z: John |
Ciagett. senior high jump and 440 yard
run. Ira Hopkins, 220 yard dash, Allen
Mullikin, baseball throw. Reverdy
| Sasscer, Roland Kelbaugh. Frank Wy
| will, Leslie Bennett, $50 yard relay.
Lieutenant Frederick S. Chichester,
son of Mr. and Mrs. William S. Chi
chester of Woodville, is in the Avia
ton Corps, at San Antonio, Texas, and
is now making flights with an instruct
or over that field. Peter Chichester, a
graduate of the Officers Training
| Camp, another son, has recently been
transferred from Camp Meade to
Camp Lee, Va.
Mr.. Scott Armstrong and son,
Walter, have returned from visit to
Lansing, Michigan, and Freeport, IN.
They were accompanied home by his
oldest son, Egbert j. who has finished
four years scientific course at Mich
igan Agricultural College. East Lans-
ing they also visited Scott Armstrong;
brother, Samuel S. Armstrong, of
Freeport, Illinois.
ORDER OF RATIFICATION