Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-08-02


There win be . Dinner and Garden
Party al Newtowa Manor 60 Thursday
August 18th, 1894
Miss Annie Hoshell. d Anne Arundel
il visiting the family Of d. Hzssis CamaiieE
Esqr., Lsonardtcwn.
Miss Annie Lovejoy snd Messrs. Albert
Fenwick and Stone Edelcn sre visiting
their S. Mary's relatives snd friends.
Mrs. william A. Fenwick q Evansville,
Is visiting her St. Mary's reIssives. Mrs
r. is accompanied BY her dnughter. Alice.
Monday next, checks Willie issued 70
supervisors for work on roads aud the su.
pervisors win at once settle al charges for
labor, team hire. &C
There will be Tournament and Supper
Wednesday, August %. 1894, ior the bene-
tit of St. Georges Catholic Church. Full
particulars and place next week
The Leonardtown Baseball club il book.
ed for game with the Bryantown nine at
Chapel Point, Charles county, Tuesday
next, August 7th.
In another column, we repnblish from
the Peninsula Methodist morfuary tribute
10 Mrs. Lucy Barber, wife OF DR.. j. X. T.
Barber and daughter Of the late Jonathan
Hayden, of Chaptico district
There will be but one Mass 1t St. Alloy
sius' Church, Leonardtown, Sunday next,
August 5th, and O'Clock, sharp, Is the
hour On the same day the only Mass 50
Medley's Neck win be at 10 O'Clock.
The Lynch property which was, Monday
last, sold at Sheritfs sale was purchased by
Mr.. Frank L. Hooper for $1,000 and has
since been sold by him to Mr.. Hooper's
sister Mrs. Mary NJ. Lynch) for $500
There will be a Dinner aud Garde
Party at Sacret Heart on Tuesday, August
It'll, 1894. Snow Balls. Orange Tree with
Diamond Ring for prize, Fancy table,
Ice cream and confectionery in abundance.
Sunday last, lightning struck harm on
Mr.. J. T. N. Raley's Branch" farm and
destroyed the building. A lot os tobacco
in the barn, buggy AID farming utensils
belonging to William T. Thomas. worthy
colored man, was burned.
The LADY of Lyons" is 10 be played at
August 18th instant The cast
some of our best local dramatic
talent and Mr.. James Young, Baitimore's
most noted young tragedian will manage.
Under such auspices, the play cannot fail
OF SUCCESS and our people viii enjoy a rare
treat. 2ea advertisement
Ten thousand dollars ofSt. Mary's county
five and ten year bonds were sold at auc-
lion Tuesday last for 101 cents and accrued
interest. Walter 1. Dawkins. Esqr., Of |
Baltimore bought one $500 year bond;
Mr.. ID. 8. Bowles bought two $500 ten |
year bonds and one $1,000 ten year bond;
and the balance OF the issue was purchased |
by Hon. Jacob Tome, Of Port Deposit.
Messrs p. Garrahan, d. FL. Blascoe and |
2. N. Neale, Of New York city, were in
last week and drove around |
Newtown Neck where they expect to pur.
chase several thousand acres of land and
locate German colony. St. Mary's Is the |
best place in the world for home and
after our German friends ndYe Deem here
for time they win agree with us.
Judge J. Parran Crane was in Leonard
town Tuesday and heard argument on the |
question as to whether the |
and warrants returned there
with in the case of Levi ]. Wise were |
sufficient to hold the alleged traverser.
The Judge ruled in favor of the State and |
set Monday next for full hearing when
allthe facts will likely be brought out.
Messrs. Combs s. Hammett appeared for
Wise and Camalier for the State.
Rev. Father Mandalari, pastor of st.
Johns and Medley's Neck churches has
been ordered to other charges and will be
replaced by Rev. p. Fl. Brennan. During
his stay in st. Mary's, Rev. Father Manda-
lari endeared himself to all with whom he
came in contact and his departure will oc
casion sincere regret. Father Brennan was
stationed here in 1887 and was one of the
most popular and jealous priests who ever
ministered in St. Mary's. We welcome
him again TO our midst