Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-09-11
saint Maru's Beacon
COUNTY NEWS.


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Leonardtown.
The Thursday evening dances q
Jarboe's Pavilion, California, have
been discontinued.
Hiss Alice Smith, OF Sc. Iniro's
is visiting her cousin, Miss LEIr
Smith, Of Leonardt0wn.
The St. Mary's Seminary will re-
open for the scholastic year 1902 3
Monday next, the 10Th, instant.
Mrs. LAnghlinAnd Miss Kate Con.
molly, are visiting the family OF n.
Forbes WOODBURY.. ''Newtown.
Aubrey Abel, Of "Placentia, ]
and Kennedy Abel. Of Leonardtown,
left last Sunday for Georgetown
College.
The September Termof Court viii
begin Monday next, the 18th, In.
slant. Jurors should report pune
tually ct 10, A. u.
DR.. w. b. Dent reports q case OF
diphtheria in the family OF Joseph
Farr, Milestown district. DR.. Dent
injected anti-toxin.
There were many new faces in
Mondays Democratic Convention,
and we consider il a favorable omen
Of success in the coming campaign.
We welcome Messrs. Robert Bur-
tells, Chapman Harrison and Furger-
son Harrison to the st. Mary's side
OF the comfy line. Here's 70 you,
gentlemen
Mrs. Edward ii. Raley and child
rem, Carroll and Madeleine, of Wash.
ington, have returned after visiting
the family Of William v. Raley, at
"Cintra.
Tueseay last. Associate Judge
Crane drew on the jury, r. H. Gar
ner, vice Trueman Thomas, excused,
and John L. Hilton, vice Graham NJ.
Shade, excused.
John ID. Greenwell died at the City
Hospital, Baltimore, September 9th,
instant. Mr.. Greenwich was a ma
tive of this county and well and ia
vorably known here.
Chief Judge Key was the only
Judge present at Tuesdays meet
ing OF the Orphans Court. The
Court adjourned to meet next Tues
day, the 18th, instant.
Mrs. Ida Ford has rented house
on Carrollton avenue, Baltimore,
and will remove from Nuns Oak, .
next week. We sincerely regret
her departure from the county.
John e. Lacey and family, oil
Washington. who have been visit
ing relatives near Mechanicsville,
returned home Monday last. They
were accompanied by Miss Maude
Jarboe.
Mrs. Mary L. Wathen, of Wash.
ingtOn. who is visiting relatives in
st. Mary's, paid the BEACON a much
appreciated visit last Saturday. She
was accompanied by her niece, Mrs.
VIM. Frank Yates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilhelm, OF Ohio,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p
Greenwell, paid the BEACON Office q
visit Wednesday. Mrs. Wilhelm Is
a daughter of the late Alexander
Cawood. formerly Of this County.
Miss Juliette Miles of st. Mary.
City, who has been visiting Mis-.
Katharine Morgan. Leonardtown, re
turned home Wednesday last. Mis-.
Miles is taking q musical course a
Dit. Washington and is one of tn,
most talented pupils of that institu
ton.
Miss Brucie Cotton, daughter 0
Col. r. Johnson Cotton, of Miles
town. has been awarded the schoI
arship TO the State Normal School
Miss Cotton was star" pupil O
the Oakley school, and at the clos
ing examination. made splendi.
average.
Tuesday last, the BEACON was de
lighted by the presence of thre,
generationsof good old St. Mary
county family. Donatus Thomp
son, John b. Thompson and j. Dc
natus Thompson, ir. Il goes with
out saying that we greatly enioyes
the visit Of our esteemed old friend
his son and his grandson.
At meeting Of Election Supervi
yors, Tuesday last, George @. Abel
was appointed clerk in End precinct
Bird district. vice Thomas Foxwell
resigned; VIM. Suter. clerk, in 2ns
district. vice Ben. Springer John S
Dyson, clerk in It'll district, vice r
w. Yates, and in same district, w
H. Blackstone, clerk, vice Ernes
Burch.
Races ut Le0nardtown.- AI
earnest effort is TO be made to re
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