Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-06-06
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Mr.. Daniel Combs has uafnrned htnne
for his ssuuamer vacation
The Commissioners U5ssx, miiI n.se.
,Fnssaay next. ne 1ith3ns,ant
4 ~ Arthur Gravaz. 81 Wilmington: 4
wishing IS relatives q S. Mary's.
Mia Noss Duke. OF Baltimore. ia on .
visit tohef psss1ss. this district
Don't iofgetso attand the L&csure q, the
Hall. I-aonaFdsown, tIonday evening next.
The June Teru Of the 81. Mary's circui.
Court'coayeued Monday last with Asso-
ciase Judge Crane ON the, Bench.
The annual neesing Of tho Maryland
State Teachers Association viii be held a.
the Blue Mountaip House. July 0, 10 and
II, prlximO. -
Mr Fsrrali didsno, appear during the
term Of the Charles .coanty Circuit Court
just ended. The Grand Jury. however,
indicted her.
Tha BRAcoa was pleased to receive q
vista recently from Misses Mary Alwine,
of Washington, and Misses Page Alvey
and Gussie washen Of ,secounsy.
Monday. June nth, instant. will be
comuaencemen,day At 81; MarY's Academy
Leonardtbwn and an interesting and en-.
teraining program will DO rendered
Cards are out announcing the weddings
on June i2th. instant, Of Miss Annie Bern
ariibe Fcnwick 10 NJ. Leo e. Marsh; and
of MEss Addie Cough 10 Mr. John Maddox.
The Regular bi-monthiy meeting of the
ST. MAry's Medical Association will be held
in Leonardtown Tuesday next, the 18th
instant All 81. Mary's doctors are invited
TO attend.
Hon. Thomas g. Hayes, will address the
young ladies Of the St Mary's Female
Seminary on the occasion Of the CON-
mencement OF that school,, June 10Th,
instant
Friday, May 81. and Saturday. June /,
1895, were hotter than any similar dates
within the recollection of tho oldest in
habitant" or Of which We have any record.
9S0 was the reading
Miss Lillian Burroughs, of Chaptico;
Miss Gertrude Swami, Of Milestown and
Misses Marie Fenwick and Dettie Spald-
ing, Of Leonard,own, are home from the
State Normal School.
Mrs. WI. S. Combs, of Troy, Ohio, is
visiting Mrs. DR.. L T. Payne, Leonard
town. Mrs. Combs is pleasantly remem-
bered by our town folks and her visit will,
we know. be an enjoyable one.
The name of Mr. Frank ". Holmes, of
Leonardtown, wasamong the list-ofs speak
ers TO address the recent Baltimore meeting
To boom William T. Master for the Re.
publican Gubernatorial nomination.
II is reported here that Constable james
A. Watts, Of the Sth district. Is quite sick,
Mr.. Watts is one Of our best citizens and
no county in the State can boast of more
faithful or more energetic officer. We
hope he will soon regain his health.
Saturday afternoon last, Mr.. Samuel Z.
Jones, of Hollywood, lost valuable horse
while ploughing.- The animal Yves over
come by the heat and dropped dead. 1t is
also reported that Mr. Bean, Of the sth
district, also lost horse from the heat.
a nice trip for our people who wish to
visit The city, is 70 take the Potomac Satur-
day sfternoon, arriving in Washington at
about 10 p. m, and return per Sue, leaving
Washington at p m. and arriving at
Leonardtown at abou. ga. m, Tuesday
morning.
We did not receive Capt. George Thomas
call for a meeting of the ex-Confedera.es
in time for publication in last weeks
BEACON. The envelope shows that the
letter was mailed at Fishing Point, May
81; was received at California May %, and
at Leonardtown, May 29th
Louisa Seatop, colored, mother of Rev.
ID. p. Seaton, pastor of Ebenezer African
Methodist Episcopal Church, of Washing
ton, died yesterday as a result of the ex-
cessiye heat. at her home, s42 South Dallas
street. She was ninety -four years of age
and was born in st. Mary's county. In
her youth she belonged to the Watts fami-
ly Of st. Mary's-Sun.