Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-09-07
LOCAL BREvIIEs.

Don't fail McDonough in its hour oil
need.
The primary election will be held
Monday next.
Be prepared for the drive on the lott
of September.
The public schools of the county
opened Tuesday last.
Do your bit and enjoy the entertain
ments at McDonough.
McDonough has helped you. What
will you do for McDonough ?
Miss Emily Bowling, Of Bryantown
Z is visiting relatives in this town.
The season of summer entertain.
ments practically closed Monday las
Labor Day.
Insure Charles county place on the
bench by voting at the primaries fol
John F. Mudd.
Be prepared to make your contribu.
ton or pledge when your committee
comes to see you.
Crimson Clover Seed lnew stock
just received. Carried in stock by
Robert v. Norris.
II you want a good, cheap second.
hand Dodge or Ford car, call or
Mitchell Motor Co.
Thank the man who directs you tc
Martins Hotel, La Plata, Nd, TO dine.
He is sure friend TO you.
We regret to learn that Mrs. Napol.
con Jameson, OF Newport, is suffering
from an attack Of the grippe.
Help everyone to be more comforta.
BILE at Commencement. Subscribe lib
orally to the Assembly Hall fund.
MIR. and Mrs. Nicholas Stonestreet,
of California, spent the past week at
''La Grange the home of Mr.. Chas.
H. Stonestreet.
Send your subscription today to
either Miss Alice Wheatley or Nj.
Raymond J. Mates, Assistant Treas.
urers Of the fund.
McDoaough McDonough Nc
Donough The school that helps the
county. Join with the Alumni in its
support of McDonough.
The Board OF Education at recent
meeting awarded the free scholarship
to St. Johns College to Master Rus
sell Townshend, of Bel Alton.
Mrs. Bernard A. Howard entertained
the Ladies' Bridge Club Saturday af-
ternoon at her home, "Argyle." Mrs.
r. +. Anderson won first prize.
Mrs. J. de Walbach Gardiner and
Miss Frances Carried were among the
prominent Westinghouse registered
at Hotel Benedict during the week.
Miss Rays Bailey, accompanied by
her friend, Miss Georgia Haslett, OF
Washington, spent Labor Day with
her mother, Mrs. A. J. Lomax, in this
town.
Attend the primaries and vote for
Mudd and Ryon for Associate Judges;
Warren NJ. Albrittain for Clerk of the
Court and Joseph II. Howard for
Sheriff.
Miss Phyllis Stonestreet Entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Stonestreet al
largely attended reception at her
home, La Grange" Thursday even.
ing last.
Everybody will be at the tourna
ment given by the ladies Of Port To.
bacco Parish in this town on 'sOld
Defenders Day" September ~. Why
not YOU
Rev. Father Bradley has returned
to his pastorage at St. Mary's Catho,
lie Church, Newport, after spending
his vacation in the mountains of West
esn Maryland.
Mudd and Ryon for Associate Judge.
Albrittain for Clerk and Howard fol
Sheriff are the organization candi
dates. Support your party organiza
ton by voting for them.
Attention is called to notice of tn,
Board of Education of competitive ex
aminations for scholarships TO Char
lotte Hall and Blue Ridge Colleges
which appears in this issue.
Fine girls, fine music, fine Knight.
on fine horses will be the features o
''Old Defenders Day. in this town
on September 18th. Don't miss it
See advertisement in this issue.
Rev. Father Joseph A. Huefner, on,
Of the most popular members Of tn,
faculty OF Loyola College, has beer
spending his vacation at st, Thomas
Catholic Church, Chapel Point