The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1919-08-01
BREVITIES
Mr.. M. C.. McNab sold six he

| chesapeake Beach VIII be the scene
of an outing of Forest Lodge, |. O. 0
| F. of Forestville, August 7.
| "A large crowd attended the tourna
ment and carnival at Springfield on Sat
urday last held on the town hall site
The annual festival will be held il
! the Church grove at Woodville, Angus
5th
The fren DIS of Mr. Thos. H Boteer
of Cedarville are glad to learn that be
is convalescent from his recent illness
Miss Freddie Hill has retu rned from
a vacation at Atlantic City and is
spending a week at her home near this
town.
Mr.. William Harmon and wife
an6 Mrs. Johanna Webb, of Montgom.
cry, Pa, spent last week with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Binger, of this town.
Attention is called to the public
sale of horses and farming implements
by J. Irving Parker which appears in
another column.
The house problem has struck our
town as we'll as the large cities. Liv-
ing quarters of almost any kind are in
great demand.
Mr. G. C. Buck has purchased
from Mr.. D. E. Brown the house and
lot now occupied by the Misses Ridgely
as the telephone exchange.
Guests from Baltimore and Wash
ington and the county were delightfully."-
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W..
Hill and family at tea, on Sunday night
at their beautiful home, " Bleak HILL"
near this town.
Mr.. Edward Wilmington, a we'll
known farmer, died from the effect of
the heat on Monday. Mr., Whittington,
is survived by wife and several child
rem. He was tenant on the farm
of Miss Mae Clagett.
Unless the Chairman of the State
Central Committee names some other
date, the primaries this year will be
held on September 8. August Is will
be the last day candid ates can file their
certificates of nomination.
Miss Mary Alice Dandy has resign
ed head of the English department of
the Hyattsville High School to accept
similar iposition in the Centreville,
Nd, High School. Miss DANDY has
been assistant principal and head of the
English department i'm the Hyattsville
high school for a number of years.
Lieutenant Frank Brainard, who re-
Gently returned from France, with Mrs.
Rrainard and their little daughter, left
yesterday for their former home in
Jersey City. N. j. During her hus-
bands absence, Mrs. Brainard has been
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cary
McNab.
"A Dance will be given by Loyola
Club. at st. Ignatius Hall, Oxon Hill,
on Saturday, Aug. 9th. 1919. Dancing
starts $50. Motor bus leaves end of
Congress Heights car line 8.15. Re-
freshments. Good music.
Miss Viola Vermillion, of Hall, and
Mr.. John E. Crosby, Jr., of this town
were quietly married at Prince Freder-
lex on Thursday, July 18th. The young
couple will make their home in Wash
ington where MIR. Crosby has secured
work
Mr.. Robert L. Wells, Democratic
candidate for Sheriff, DIR. George E.
Lancaster, of Bowie, Republican can
didate for House of Delegates and
Judge Albert F. Jenkins, Democratic
candidate tor Judge of the Orphans
Court, Julius E. Coffren, Democratic
candidate for the House of Delegates,
have filed their certificates with the
Supervisors of Election.
DIR. Charles w. Eliot, president
emeritus of Harvard University and
Americas most distinguished educa-
tor. will give, in an article to be publ
shed next Sunday in the Editorial Sec
tion of The Washington Sunday Star,
his views on How to Make America
Better" It is notable contribution
to the symposium which The Star lis
running in its Sunday edition.
The Glenwood Farmers Club of
Howard county, one iof the most pro-
gressive of such organizations in the
State, will hold monster Tractor
Demonstration on August IA. 1t will
be an all day affair and will Include
demonstrations of many makes of
Tractors in all the variations of plow.
ing, disking. seeding. etc, Glenwood is
situated in Howard county on the Balti-
more and Frederick Boulevard, "a miles
of Baltimore and % miles East of Fred
erick.
The ladies of the Methodist Eplsco
pal Church, Cheltenham, this cou nty
| will hold their Annual Festival on tn {
Church lawn, Thursday, August 14th,
1919, RAIN VI StiluS. TilS4 CLIGhSu d
| la Maryland. Supper com mences at
p. m. Ice-cream, cake and other re-
freshments. All go and enjoy a good
supper and have great time. Dona
| tons will be thankfully received by
Mrs. P F. Tippett, Cheltenham, Md.
Mr.. Edward Lynch, of Seat Pleas.
ant, died at his home Saturday, July
10th, after much suffering. He was
born March 9TH, 1841, thereby reaching
the age 73 We airs. He was loyal citi
zen and resident of Maryland, his an
cestors having come to Maryland from
Virginia in 1921. He was descendant
of Revolutionary ancestors. the war of
1912 and himself veteran of 1861, and
for sometime member of the G. A
r. His belief in God and the scrip ture
| was firm and he died trusting in Jesus