The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1922-07-28
BREVITIES
Mr. g Marvin Peach is SD,

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Mrs. R. Ernest Smith and children
are visiting Mr.. David Wilson, Mrs.
Smiths brother, in Montle zeal, Canada.
Mrs. John F. Ridgely and daughter
Loretta, are visiting relatives at Mt.
St. Mary's, Frederick county, Nd.
The Marlboro Athletic Club will
play here, Sunday, July 3oth, withithe
Rosedale Club of Washington.
One of the most exciting baseball
games held here this year was PLAYED
on Sunday last when Clinton team de-
feated the local boys. The score was
8 to 0.
SPECIAL DANCE in St Barnabas ,
Hall, Iceland, Md, on Saturday, July
! 29th, at 8 P. M Good Music, Refresh
ments, Admission 80 cents.
The White Picnic this year at
| Woodmore, Md, is announced for
August End, while the one at White
marsh will be on the 23rd of the same
month.
| Due to the many heavy rains this
| summer the new road supervisors are
having a severe test in proving
| whether or not the new road law is
superior TO the old system.
| The White People Of Ascension
Church, Bowie, O., will hold their
annual Picnic On Saturday, August IL
1t is expected the famous Ackerman
Orchestra of Washington, will play
on the occasion.
SPECIAL DANCE in ST. Barnabas'
Hall, Iceland on Saturday, July 29th,
at 8 P. M. Good Music, Refreshments,
Admission SO cents,
The Ladies of the Church of the
Atonement at Cheltenham will hold an
Ice Cream and Sandwich sale, on Fri
day, July 2sth, in the Church Grove.
All are cordially invited to attend; pro-
ceeds to go toward Parish support; be-
ginning at p. m. If raining next fair
day.
The local court, Catholic Daughters
of America. will hold their annual two
day Bazaar in Gibbons Hall, on Aug
ust % and "a. A fried chi ken supper
will be served each evening beginning
at s o. M, followed by entertainment.
Other features will be paddle wheel,
punch stand, grab bag. refreshment
table, etc.
MIR. A. w. Wells has moved into
his new store which replaces the one
destroyed by fire year or so ago.
The building is one of the best store
buildings in the county and was plann'
ed and built almost entirely by Mr..
W ellis 1t certainly is credit to his
craftsmanship as carpenter and we
hope that his business which will be
carried on therein will be just as much
of success as the erection of the
building.
The Ladies' Guild of st. Paul's
Episcopal Church. Baden. Md will
hold their Annual Festival on Tuesday,
August 9Th. There will be ball game
on the High School Grounds at 8 p. m.
Dinner will be served at S p. m. in the
Church Grove. weather permitting and
at .. m. Play entitled, "Pelly Wants
Cracker" will be given in st. Pauls
Hall. Come and help to make it the
greatest success yet.
Maryland Fete Day. Mattaponii.
Groom, Md. August 18th. Baseball
game beginning at 2.30 between Wal
dorf and Clinton teams; also at 4.3O
game between Baden and Upper MARI
boro. The winning team of each game
will receive cash prize of $1,000.
Supper Is cents. Dancing at the Par
ish Hall. Groom, at 8 P. NJ Good
music. Benefit of St. Thomas Church.
An up-to-date Bakery has been
opened by Mr.. Albert Riess in what
was once the store ro IN of MIR. Thos.
| ]. Turner, situated between Horse
Head and Baden. Recently Mr.. Turn
ner sold his house to Mr.. Ernest Web
er of New York, and his son-in-law, Mr..
Riess, with their families moved in.
In connection with the Bakery is
store, fitted up attractiveIy, where all
kinds of cakes. pies. tarts and etc.,
NAV be had. Mr. Riess has an auto
mobile truck and supplies the stores
every day from Brandywine to Aquas,
CO with fresh home made bread, buns
cakes and pies.
The citizens of Upper Marlboro are
requested to meet at the Court Room,
on Monday. July 3lst, at p. M, to
consider measures for improving the
town before the meeting here Septem-
Der 80. A good attendance is request
ed.
Town COMMISSION