The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1920-04-23
RREVITIES


for new voters who are entitled to vote
in the Primary Election May 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller, OF
| Washington, spent Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Packard Duvall.
Mate E. L. Bruun. U. S. Navy
returned from voyage and will be at
home for month at least awaiting
orders for the next trip overseas.
There will be a Card Party and
Dance in Masonic Hall. on Saturday
| evening. April "a. for the benefit of
the Marlboro High School. Admission
SOC. DarrocA's O:cle ;tra.
The Bank of Brandywlne, in an
advertisement printed elsewhere, calls
the ate ton of Liberty Bond owners
to the necessity of having their temper
ary Bonds exchanged.
The Marlboro baseball team will
meet Sunday at p. m %: the purpose
of organizing for the present year. All
candidates will please report at the
School lot.
The Right Rev. Bishop Harding
will visit Unity Church, on Sunday
morning, 10 administer the rite of Con-
firmation. Services at the usual hour
II a. m.
The Rev. Horace w. Stowell con-
j., poriSb
Groom, on Sunday last. The Rev w.
E. Grimshaw has accepted the call as
Rector of St. Thomas and will assume
the duties of the parish on May lst.
An important Southern Maryland
engagement, announced last week, is
that of Miss Josehine Roberts, daugh-
ter of Mr.. I. o. w. Roberts. to Mr..
French Bowie Addison, son of MIR. and
Mrs. Frank G. Addison, of Collingtor.
Mr.. John B. Pyles, superintendent
of the House of Reformation has re
turned home from Providence Hospi-
tai, Washington, where he has been
seriously i'll for many weeks. His
many friends are glad to hear that he
is improving, and wish for him a speedy
recovery.
Admiral Sims, in the Washington
Star, Sunday, April rs. writes of the
famous allied naval council, which play
ed such an important part in winning
the great war. The American admiral
goes over the personal and tells just
how each man of the council entered in
to the scheme of defeating Germany.
In next Sundays Washington Star.
The County Cummiss toner's last
week received delegation in the in
terest of the Improvement of the Du-
vail road in Bowie district. The Com
missioners passed an order for the ex-
panditure of 81, 200 on the road from
the town line of Bowie to the Laurel
district line. The Board also appro-
priatad $400 for the consti uc.I3n Of d
cement bridge over the stream near
Bowie Race Track. Five thousand
dollars were set aside in road improve.
meut under the 5000 scheme, the Com
missioners to m eet sums raised by citl
zens of similar amounts. 1t was all
nounced that So, zoo had been expend-
ed on the Improvement Of Bones Hill
and that the work was about half done
The Commissioners are inviting bids,
by advertisement for the completion Of
the grading and crawling of this hill
Quite larE- crowd on Tuesday
witnessed the demonstration of th%
Cleveland Caterpillar Tractor in the lot
behind the Court House by Mr.. w. R.
Buck the local agent. Without doubt
this tractor is wonder. 1t can be
.urned around in less space than team
Of horses and will travel nearly any
where. Ga Tuesday this engine pulled
two II inch steel plows with case.
There is hardly any end to the useful
aess of this machine on a farm. Be
sides pulling any farm machine, such
disk, pillow, harrow. stc., it is equip
o ed with a pulley that will drive any
stationery machine sucI - a thresher
saw, etc.