The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1920-07-09
BREyITIES

Miss Helen Roeder, of Washington
is spending her vacation at her home il
this town.
Miss Mary Nalley spent the weel
end with her sister, Mrs. Frederick
Wilson. She was accompanied by hel
little niece, Beatrice Wilson, on hel
return to Washington.
The Marlboro base ball team viii
play Surrattsville on Sunday, July II,
at Marlboro.
Miss Alice Young of Hanover, Pa,
is visiting her Aunt Mrs. j. W. Miles,
Of Bowie and Mrs. Harry w. Fenno OF
Nottingham
Among the Prince Georges county
LAWYERS who attended the annual con-
vention of the Maryland Bar Associa-
ton in Atlantic City were L. Howard
Duckett, of Bladenburg, Clas W. Clag-
EFT. of Hyattsville. William Stanley, of
Laurel, and Clarence M. Roberts of
Landover.
The following services are schedu-
Ter for St. Thomas Parish Sunday next:
Holv Communion at Church of the
Atonement 9 a. m. st. Thomas Church
Holy Communion II a. m. Evening SER
vice at Church of the Incarnation,
Brandywine, at 3p. m. Prof. ). +.
Kramer, Assistant Superintendent OF
the public Schools of Washington will
make an address at st. Thomas church,
Groom, at II a. m. He will make an
address at. the Church at Brandywine.
3 p. m.
Deserving boys and girls of Ju-
nior Clubs of prince Georges county
will be given a short course at the
University of Maryland. College Park.
August 2 to 5, inclusive. as reward
for good work during the past year.
There win be a dance and card
party in Masonic Hall, for the purpose
of raising funds to install electric light
on the street of Upper Marlboro, on
Saturday, July 10th. Darroch's or
chestra. Admission SOC, children Csc.
Refreshments for sale.
The Ladies Association of Trinity
Church, will hold Garden Party on
the Saturday, July "a, on the lawn OF
MI. and Mrs. Cary McNab's residence
from a to 8 p. m. Admission free.
Supper will be served by the ladies at
so cents Ice cream and cake extra.
Mr.. w. R. buck. Proprietor of the
Marlboro Garage, has installed weld
ing outfit which will prove great con
yenience in the neighborhood. With it
he can weld any kind of metal, such as
cast ron, etc.
The rain on Friday night was the
heaviest in years. Washouts tied up
the Pipes Line and no mail arriv'
until evening. A Washout occurred on
the Chesapeake Beach, road between
Claoett and Hill Station thu fisarr"nged
the schedule for several hours until re
pairs could be made. A small brloae
was washed out in Charles Branch
swamp. near Groom Station.
The infant aon of Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. B. Clagett, of weston, was
christeped at Trinity Church, on Mon
day afternoon, by Canon Devries, of
the Cathedral of S. S. Peter and Paul.
Washington, assisted by Rev. F. +.
McManus, rector. He was given the
name of Fendall Marbury, in honor
Of his grandfather. Mr.. William
Marbury, Mr.. Joseph Addison, and
Mr. G harles Marbury were the god
fathers and Mrs Joseph Addison, god
mother. A number of the immediate
family and relatives were present and
were afterward entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. Clagett at their ..hospitable home,
who had as their guests over the Fourth
of July, DIR. and Mrs. Charles Marbury
Mr.. and Mrs. William Marbury, of
Washington and MIR. and Mrs William
L. Marbury of Baltimore.