Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1901-07-25
Localwlss and ()therwIse.

Miss Juliette Miles. OF &c. Mary'e City
l. visiting Miss catharine Morgan. Leon
ardtown.
Claude b. Lloyd and daughters, o.
Baltimore, are guests Of Aoore's Hotel
this tS=p.
Miss Ellen Fenwick, Of Baltimore, 4
visiting her uncle. Harry b. Fenwick
LeOnardtown.
Mrs. Sallie LoFeioy aud Miss Allies
Lovejoy, Of Washington. are guests Of
Moore's Hotel.
Mrs. Ford, Of S.. Mary's. Is visiting
Mrs. Pembroke. Of Friendship. Calvert
coHnty.-.Joarnal
Miss Msdgie Fenwick. Of Baltimore,
Is Whiting her sister, Mrs. Francis v.
King. Leonardtown.
Mrs. j. Warren Jarboe and children,
Of Washington. are visiting relatives
and friends in Sc. Mary's.
James Z. Harrison. of Charlotte Hall,
10 visiting Mrs. 4. Lee Mastingly, "A
sBusna Vista, /" near LsonaEdsown.
Mrs. Joseph !. Price and children. Of
Baltimore. are whiting her mother. hrs.
Amelia Saunders. near Great Mills.
Misses Alice and Mae o'Bfien, Of
Washington, are visiting the family Of
Capt. James Bullock. Leonsrdtown-
Miss Edith Holmes, Of st. Mary's
couaty, is visiting her sister. Mrs. T. w.
Wills, of Bel Alton Times Crescent
Eugene r. Manlove, of soak Lea" is
spending some time with his father, who
is quite sick at Cecilton, Cecil county.
John T. Ballenger, of Mechanicsyille,
says that the wheat yield of his neigh
borhood is about two. thirds Of q good
crop.
The cloud of Friday afternoon last
that looked so threatening contained
but little hail and luckily did no materi-
al damage.
A. G. Hayden, of Washington. has
been visiting his brother, Judge ]. d..
Hayden, Piney Point, and relatives in
Leonardtown.
Rev ]. w. Chesley and wife, of Me-
Gainesville, are visiting the family of
Mr. S. E. Valiant, Church Hill, Queen
Anne's county.
Miss Wilson. who has been managing
the millinery department of F. o. Nor
gan's store, Leonardtown, left for Balti-
more Monday morning last.
Enoch B. Abel, Esqr., of Leonard
town. is having lumber hauled to build
a new Office on the site of the building
now occupied by his paper.
Examinations for Teachers certifi-
Gates and for free scholarships are in
progress. There Is said to be fewer ap-
plicants for certificates than usual.
The annual festival and tournament
for the benefit of Our Lady's Chapel,
Medley's Neck, is set for August 9TH,
proximo. Particulars will be given
later.
Miss Lostie May Fenwick, OF Wash
ington, is visiting relatives in Leonard
town. Miss Fenwick is very popular
here and her many friends are delighted
to see her.
Monday night last lightning struck q
post near the residence Of E. e. Milburn,
Lawrence avenue, Leonardtown. Be-
yond splintering the post no other dam
age was done.
In the apportionment of the $1J0, 900
free school book fund payable on Au-
gust /, proximo, 81. Mary's is to receive
$2,2l4.92 for white, and $1,333.07 for
colored pupils.
There viii be services at Poplar Hill
church, Sunday next, 2sth, instant, at
1890 a. m; at st. Thomas church, on the
Island, at $50 p. m at Williams Hotel,
Piney Point, at 8 p. m.
The La Plata and Leonardtown Base
hall Clubs will play q match game at
Leonardtown, on Thursday, August /,
proximo. After the game there will be
a Ball at Moore's Hotel.
Daniel Rowles, who was sentenced by
U. 8. Judge Morris to pay fine Of 500
and to so days In the Baltimore Jail for
completely in the census frauds, has been
released and il home again.
Miss Blanche Bowles, daughter Of Dir.
Frank Bowles, of "The Brick House
Farm" il to join the Sisters of Charity
of Nazareth, KY. Miss Bowies 10 o very
pretty and attractive young lady.
Robert Manlove, one dag last week,
killed two large black snakes. each Of
which measured SIX fest. One had swal-
lowed 10 guinea eggs and was coiIed in
q nest in the hen house; the other wa
found in the garden
Don't forget the Democratic primaries
TO be held on Saturday next, the 27th
instant. Attend and express your opin.
ion as TO the conduct Of party affairs
Let there be full and free expression
Of Democratic opinion.
Monday morning vessel brought tht
galvanized iron coFnice aud the slate foI
the Court House. The work on the ROOT
Is being done by the BONN Roofing and
COrnice Company, Of Norfolk, Virginia
whose WoFkmen are now putting on IN
slate.
The prize embroidery worked By ths
Misses Crane, Of Patuxens Beach, an &C
count Of which appeared 10 the BEAeos