The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1919-02-07
RREVITIES

| Dover House., near ROSaryVllie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice Hooe, who hav
been in Washington several week
have returned to their home nes
] Groom.
Mr.. VIM. Clagett has been honorabl
| discharged from the Navy and no.
| has a position with the Fidelity an
Deposit Co. of Baltimore.
There will be a Valentine Car
Party and Dance given by the Marlbor
High School at Masonic Hall, on FIR
day February IA, 1919, Richardson
Band Admission 35cts.
There will be a dance at Badel
Hall, Baden, Md, Saturday, Februar
S,19l9, given in honor of the boys re
leased from military duty. Music fur
nished by Ratner's orchestra. Refresh
ments. Admission IS cents.
Mrs Richard S. Hill will sell som
personal property at public auction a
her former home "Stratford" nea
here, on. February Goth. See adv. il
another column.
"A complete confession that he
the bad man" who caused terror il
Washington last week by shooting two
women and choking a third one hal
been made to the police by jane
Henry Jackson. Jackson was raised in
this town by his grandfather Sandy
Dent.
After very pleasant visit, Mrs.
Alfred ]. Wise and little daughter
Dorothy, left last Thursday for theil
home, futile, North Dakota. Her
mother-inlaw, Mrs. Ulysses Wise, wen
with them.
The real estate of the late Mrs
Helen B. Mercer, lying in Charles and
Prince Georges counties will be offered
for sale at public auction at Woodville,
on March l.
We understand that Mrs. Richard
S. Hill, of Washington, has sold her
farm and handsome residence near
this town, to Mr.. Thomas N Magruder
of The Forest" who, with his family
will reside there. Mr.. and Mrs. Magru
der are former residents of the neigh
borhood and will be cordially welcomed
back by their many friends and rela-
tives.
Governor Harrington has appointed
Mrs. Frederick Sasscer member of the
Reception Committee to welcome oul
boys in the service when they return
also as member of the Committee on
Memorial for this county.
Mr.. Joseph V. Wyvill received a
telegram on Tuesday announcing the
arrival in New York of his son, George
A. Wyvill, who has been with the
American Expeditionary Force for the
past twelve months.
The people of Marlboro district
are urgently requested to contribute to
the Armenian and Syrian Relief fund
The quota for the dictrict is $3.50 anc
contributions will be received at the
bank or post Office or at the stores
during the week of February 9-16th
cause.
Mr.. S. G. Coale, will soon have
his new garage open for bus mess as
Mr.. W. H. Wyvill is finishing up the
interior work. Mr.. Coale lost heavily
when his garage burned last Jnly. and
we are glad to see him open for bust,
ness again. If you need anything in
the automobile line give him call. A
full line of accessories, oils and greases
tires and tubes etc., will be kept always
on hand and also free air. A share of
the pubic patronage is solicited.
On February 9Th, death claimed
Mrs. Frank Allen, aged q years,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
Beall, of Nottingham. Mr.. Allen
husband of the deceased, is now with
the American Expeditionary Force il
France. The funeral will take place
from St. Thomas's Church, Croome
tomorrow morning at eleven o'clock.
Lieut. L. G. Sasscer spent four days
with his family this week and returned
to Camp Upton, L.. l. on Wednesday
He was retained by the Colonel of tbs
59th Regiment c. A. Q. and put il
command of battalion. This Regimen
is being reorganized as regular army
Regiment, all the members of the state
guard having been discharged, and
Lieut.. Sasscer is assisting in the
reorganization. He hopes in a few
months to get his discharge, and re-
sumo the practice of law.
Rev. John Steen, who with Mrs
Steen has, often visited at the Rector,
here and filled the pulpit at Trinity
Church, one summer, celebrated the
fftieth anniversary of his rectorate OF
Ascension Memorial Church, New Yorl
City, on Sunday last. During tina
time he has accomplished wonderful
work and endeared himself to thre
generations of parishioners. Mrs
Steen is also a great worker in tn
various organizations connected wit
the church. We congratulate then
on the occasion and wish them man
more successful years.
Miss Ruth Morgan, of Washington
is the winner of the pretty quilt, which
was donated By Mrs. Frederick Skinne
of Westwood, to Trinity Red eros
Auxiliary. Mrs. John H. Traband, presi
dent. The contest was close one i
guessing OF corn in ar, at ten cents
guess and in this way about Sc Wa;
realized. There were 5S3 grains in tn,