Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-07-02
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Lscalwiss ana otherwirs
tx Speaker ylney (. Mudd was in
Laohsritown Tuesday last
Ns L. Z Camalier, Of Washington.
We regret 70 hear, i vfrY SICK
! The committees On Education ard Build
ing mgt at ihe Seminary wednesday
/ A fsg Of st. May. TX CaafeIer4tas are
IN attrnlance At the Richmond reunion
F.. Don't forget Tic Farmers Institute.
Read the program and he sure aua attend
tit
! Don't forget the Ath Of July Celebration
at Eiver Springs and 81. George Island.
Attend asd enjoy youselyes
We hape Capt Chas. E Cough viii be
greatly benefited by his trip and may soon
return Tvith health completely restored.
We are pleased to learn that Mrs. W f.
Greenscll, who has 50 long been sick, IS
very much better and viii likely soon be
out again
AF Felix Fenwick VIII lssova losser.
OF strength % Charlotts Han Acadenig =ca.
diets in future baseball and other athletic
confess.
We regret that the kind friend who re.
ported the Charlotte Han commencement
for as DID not send a fuller account. The
BEACON is always pleased 10 publish news
from this good old school.
Mr. II J. Pope is on a visit to Leonard
town. Mr. Pope is looking remarkably
well and says lie fells well He is selling
out his ST. Mary's property and viii here.
after reside in Washington.
Last week, Mr. French n Abel, a prom.
iueu' farmer Of the Patuxent section. fell
from load of wheat and sustained fract.
ure Of his collar bone. We are pleased TO
h ear that he is fast recovering
Monday last, Dan'i Hammett Esqr., sold
at Trustees Sale at the Court House, in
LeonaIdt0wn, the estate known as Point
Lookout for $1,000 Mr. Anthony II.
Zane, Of Philadelphia, was tie purchaser.
Capt Ben Fozwel! expresses the great
est surprise at the report that the Bessie
Jones. was outsaileI by the Matte Dean.
Capt Ben. wants q new set Of sails and n
stiff breeze and thinks he can run away
from the Dean
Fir. George w. Welch, Of ST. Inigo's
writes rs that he has been appointed
deputy keeper in the Maryland Pcni,aut-
larry at s}lay Of 5000 per year. FIR.
Wcich says he obtained the place through
the efforts IF Mr. Wilkinson. Georges
friends in the county will be pleased 10
hear Of his success.
We hope that the friends Of Sir. j. Felix
Fenwi OK will show their appreciation Of
his appointment % prolrssorsnipa at Char.
aotte Hall Academy by sending their boys
there for tuition. Mr. Fenwi,. is a fue
scholar, good teacher and Charlotte Hall
is an excellent place 70 obtain a practical
education.
We sincerity regret the severance Of Nr.
Edward r. Briscoe's connection with Char.
lo;te Hall Academy, for we regard him Us
one Of ;he finest teachers aud best men we
have ever known. Wherever he may 60
he will carry with him our best wishes
and We think we. voice the sentiment of
the great majority O; his old pupils
At the las. meeting Of the Commis-
sioners Of Lconardtown the contract for
building tanks was given 70 SIR Jos II.
Milburn and truck and ladder outfit
was ordered from tho Holloway Company.
There is to be q large tank for waite. and
smaller tanks mounted on wheels 50 that
they may be carried wherever needed.
We hope the work will be pushed.
Miss Bronze, daughter of J. Thomas
Bronze, was the only graduate Mt the ST
Mays Seminary this year Her Essay ON
"The Ideal whether Reached or Not, makes
a Successful Life" Was highly compli-
mented. The entire program Of the com
mencemcnt is said 10 have been excellent,
and we greatly regret that none of our
friends remembered 90 write itup in the
glowing terms il deserved