Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-07-23
LocalVise and Otherwise.

is visiting relatives in Leonard
town.
Take half day of and 60 TO Saint
Joseph s Festival next Wednesday,
July 18th.
River Springs will play baseball
al Leonardtown on Friday next, the
oath, instant.
NJ. l.. Millison expects 10 move in
10 his new store. LeoBardtown, the
last part of the week.
Martin ]. Yates and wife and
daughters, Patuxens, paid the BEA-
CON a visit last Friday.
Mrs. Samuel Kahn (nee Tubman)
and daughter, Miss Mildred ARE Wis
ting relatives in st. Mary's.
C. Paul Goldsboro, of Baltimore,
is visiting his brother. Charles M.
Goldsboro, Patuxent district.
Recently. p. II. Guy lost a valu-
able horse from cramps. The ami
NAL got into the corn field and ate
too much green corn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ethelbert Raley
sailed from New York and, July l3,
instant, reached New Orleans,
where they are at home.
There will be game Of baseball
al Leonardtown between Solomon
Island nine and the Leonardtown
nine on Tuesday, July q.
Miss Mollie Foxwell and nephew,
Master Raymond Foxwell, of Leon
ardtown, left last Wednesday morn
ing for a visit to Baltimore.
Joseph Morgan. son of Judge Jos.
+. Morgan, Leonardtown, has Sc
cured scholarship at Holy Cross
College, Worcester, Massachusetts.
This week S arrivals at Foxwell's
are Mr.. J. q. Breast, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. T. Connile, Miss Florence Connile
and Mr.. Albert Connile, of Washing
ton.
The ladies of All Saints, Parish
will hold their annual festival near
Oakley, on Wednesday, August sth.
Advertisement will appear next
week.
Misses Violent and Helen Bar
Der, daughters of DIR. r. ]. 7. Bar
Der, of Harrington, Delware, are
visiting relatives in the Chaptico
section.
Miss Annie Robinson, of Sand
gates, accompanied by Mr.. Francis
X. Mooney, of Baltimore, and Lieu
tenant T. ID. Bostick, U. S. NJ, paid
the BEACON visit Tuesday last.
William w. Gray and sister, Miss
Matte T. Gray, of Baltimore, are
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Wallace Gray, Scotland. They
are accompanied by their friends,
Miss A. Derringer and p. Kalten-
bach, also Of Baltimore.
Every pupil of st. Mary's Acad-
envy and every residentof St. Mary's
who knew Sister Rose Vincent, will
learn with deep regret of her trans
fer 10 Nazareth, Ky. Sister Rose
Vincent has been stationed at the
Convent for years and was sincerely
admired and loved by all her pupils.
The Bank of st. Mary's will here
after be closed every Saturday ut
noon. Some officer will, however,
be on hand to receive deposits.
This action is necessary TO give the
cashier time to prepare his weekly
statement. Moreover, in this State,
Saturday is legal half holiday with
banks.
Among the recent arrivals at Mt.
Chimborazoar are: Mr.. and Mrs. Pyles,
Miss Florence b. Wormsley, Mrs.
+. G. Dietrich, Miss Anita Dietrich
and Master Louis Dietrich, all of
Washington, ID. G. Miss Jennie
Towsen and Miss Helen Towsen,
Mr.. w. L. Shamberger, all of Balti-
more, Md.
A beautiful and appropriate mar
BILE monument has been erected over
the grave OF J.. Frank Ford in the
graveyard Of Our Lady's Chapel,
Medley's Neck. The monument
Yves erected by the judges and clerks
of the Court of Appeals and is a
testimonial Of their appreciation of
Mr.. Ford's worth and merits. The
Judges admired and respected him
in life and remembered him lovingly
after death.
Rev. Edward III. WEIGH, S. j.,
Professor of History of the Graduate
School Of Georgetown University,
spent last week in Leonardtown
Father WEIGH conducted the exer-
cises of the Annual Retreat for the
Sisters OF Charity at St. Mary's
Academy. Although so years of age,
Father WEIGH is still hale and vigor-
Gus. He will soon visit Boston. his