The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1919-09-05
BREVITIES

The Misses Nalloy, of Washington,
spent the week end with their sister,
Mrs. Frederick w. W ilson.
MIR Cleveland Buck has bought
Mr. Edward Browns house and will
take possession in October.
DIR. Arthur N. CIagett and daugh
| ter, of Chicago. have been visiting his
brother Mr.. J. L. D. ClagetI and fami-
| ly near this Town.
All are invited to see a game of
ball between the "ail stars" and MARI
boro teams at Mitchellvlle, at 3c'clock
Sunday evening, September 18th.
The dance to have been given at
Baden Hall, on Thursday evening,
September the 18th has been called off
The public schools of the county
both Ewhite and colored will open on
September 18th.
There will be no primary election
in Calvert County this year. Several con-
tests were threatened but were settled
by late Withdrawals of candidates.
Don't forget the supper, given by
the ladies of Forest Grove Church near
Meadows, on Septembe 10th, beginning
at p. m.
Mr.. w. T. Davis has purchased the
property on Main street belonging to
three sisters of Mr.. John H. Traband.
Messrs. Fisher and Edlavitch reside on
the property at present.
The tournament at Oxon Hill for
the benefit of the St. Ignatius' Church
on Labor Day was largely attended |
Rarely is such good riding seen as
was there. Phil Lane Won first honors; |
w. II. McConkey, second; Page Bowie,
third, and Lee Love, fourth.
DO you know that the United States
Navy is Iunning the first electric wal
vessel? 1t is the greatest fighting
ship that ever rode the waves. Read
what Secretary Daniels and famous ex-
perts say of it in The Washington Star,
sunday september {.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Wyvl
have issued invitations to the marriag.
of their daughter Miss Estelle Eliza
beth to MIR. Edwin Vincent Wells al
St. Mary 3 Church this town, on Mon
day evening September, Is, 1919 !.
T. 30 0, clock.
Miss Mary w. Ridgely, who, will
the assistance of her sisters, has opera
ed the local telephone exchange for tn,
past several years, has given the com
oany her resignation effective Oct. Is
We feel sure the patrons generally regf, t
% learn OF this as the misses Ridglty
We rendered very satisfactory service
there will be a Lawn fete on Sal
friday September 18th in a gro>
lear Mrs. Soper' at Cheltenham, u :
Ter the auspices Of the Junior Hon
Club. Come one and ALL This will b
line place to meet ycur Friends
Speeches at 8 O'Clock by Prof. +. t.
5omberger Of the Maryland State Cul-
eye and other prominent persons.
Sandwiches, coffee, and refreshmenl.
will be served.
Mr.. Frank nuvall, son of Mrs
elizabeth DuVan. aud Miss Geneva
Fraxton, of Eastport, Me-, were MARI
ID In Anacostia, D. c., on Saturday,
August 2Srd, by Rev. Mr.. Roome, i,
he presence of number of relatives.
The young couple will reside in Wash
Dgton and have our sincerest good
wishes.
Mr.. William T. Talbert, a we'll
,nown farmer, died very suddenly at
lis home near Groom, on SATURDAY. af-
ernoon, aged SO years. Mr.. Talbertl
lad hitched up horse to meet his
'rother who was coming down from,
Baltimore on the evening train, when
Re complained of severe pain around
is heart. Before DIR. Gibbons arrived
e had expired. The sudden death OF
Billy" Talbert who was one of our
eading citizens, was great shock to
lis many friends. The funeral was held
rom st. Mary's Church this town on
tuesday morning, and the intermertl
vas made in Mt. Carmel Cemetery. MIR
-albert was unmarried and is survived
~ brother, Mr. II. H. Talbert. MIR.
ieorge Stamp had charge of the funeral
u arrangements.