The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1919-09-19
RREVITIES

MIS- mary II. wilson.
The Republican State Central Com
mittee expect to fill the vacancy in thei
local ticket-Sheriff- next week
| Persons DESTROYS of contributing to
ward the Memorial Fund may leave
their donations at the Bank. with Mr.
W. S. Hill. Treasurer.
Mr.. A Keene Bowie son of Mr.
and Mrs R. l Bowie, has entered Mt
Mary's College, at Emmettsburg.
There will be dance at Brand
vine Md, Wednesday evening, Sept
embar Oath. Admission 35cents. Oar
no. ks Orchestra.
Mr. Chas Clagett has entered Wash
ington College, Chestertown, Mary
land, and Mr. John CIagett the Mary
land State College.
| There will be two games of base
ball at Marlboro Sunday, in the morning
Bowie VS.. Marlboro, in the Afternoon
tchellville vs.. Marlboro. J..
-Stereoptico n show by Prof. Wright
at Westphalia School House, Saturday
September, 81, 1919, at 7;45. Ice cream
and cake for sale.
Rev. F. P Willes, of Highland, Md. :,
will hold service and preach in St
Thomas Church. Groom, on Sunday 81,
at J., a. m.
One of the. most interesting feat.
ures of The Washington Sunday Star
is the page of local news from the
Maryland and Virginia counties which
are naturally tributary to the Nation
al Capital.
Married at Forestville Church
September, 1919 Miss Margaret R.
Jones, of Iceland, to R. Wesley Kerr of
this town. Rev. Mr.. Shears oficiated.
The bride is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jeff Jones of Iceland.
There will be mission at Rosary
vile Catholic Church during the week
beginning October 18th, also renewal
of the mission at St. Mary's Church,
Upper Marlboro, Md, during the week
beginning Oct. 10. The Redemptorist
priest will be in charge of same.
The Church of the Atonement will
hold an ice cream and cake festival, al
so chicken and ham sandwich and coffee
supper in the Church Grove at Chelt-
enham, on September the "a, at p. m
for the benefit of repairing the Rec
tory. II raining, next fair day.
Miss Ruth Hickman, of Battle
Creek, Michigan, spent the week end
with Miss Sadie Traband, who has re-
turned from an extended trip to the
West and Canada.
The Vestry of ST. Barnabas Church
will give a dance in the Parish Hall,
near Iceland, on Saturday evening,
September Goth. Music by Washing
ton orchestra. Dancing begins at 8
o clock Refreshments.
All the young people of the county
who wish to ride horseback in the par
ade here at the Home Coming Cele- |
bration on October It'll, are requested
to make application as early as possible |
to Mr. J. Dom Bowling, Marlboro,
Phone Al F. IL.
The Misses and Mr. Sheldon, nieces
and nephew of Rev. Mr.. Griffith, of St.
Barnabas' Church, Iceland, entertain
ed their many young friends at a
dance at the Parish Hall, near Iceland |
on Monday night as farewell after
delightful visit to their uncle at the
Rectory, before returning to their home
in Chicago.
The Republican Safe Candidates
Harry W. Nice, for yernor; Ii, Col.
Amos W. w. Wood -, k, for Comp
troller; Alexander Arm strong, for
Attorney General; William L. Marcy,
for Clerk of the Appeals, will visit
Upper Marlboro on Tuesday Septem-
Der %, at IL o'clock. All candidates
on the local Republican ticket will be
on hand also. Tuesday will be Re
publican Day in Marlboro.
Mr.. James Fowler, a well known
resident of Meadows, died suddenly on
Sunday afternoon while sitting in
chair on his front porch. He was 81
years old and for years he purchased
poultry through this section for the
Washington markets. Mr.. Fowler's
remains were laid to rest in the church
yard of Epiphany Church, Forestville
on Tuesday last, the rector, Mr.. Shears
officiating.