Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-04-16
saint Maru's Beacon
COUNTY NEWS.
LOealWiSe and Otherwise.


II will be noted that in the recent
primary IN Baltimore city sgd Mudd
wasn't Plat man and Platt is an
also ran.
Ignatius Spalding. Of Washing
ton, D. c., spent a few days last
week With his brother, Samuel Spald-
ing. Of Newtown Manor.
Walter ID. Wise. OF Leonardtown,
who is attending the College OF Ply
sicians and Surgeons, Baltimore. is
at home for his holiday.
D. NJ. Wharton, Of the Equitable
Life, is in Leonardtown on business
Of his company. His friends are
pleased to see him again in the
county.
Judge Williams. Coppage has had
handsome residence erected on his
farm at townsville, Second district.
John Johnson was the architect and
builder.
Wednesday last, John w. Rene
ban was UNANIMOUSLY elected q
Director of the First National Bank
bI St. Mary's, vice John T. Ballen-
her, deceased.
Daniel Combs, Esq, OF Baltimore,
lpent few days last week with his
PARENTS, at "Eldon," near Leonard
bwn. HIS many friends here were
delighted to see him.
Frank Camalier, of Leonardtown,
j home for his Easter holidays.
frank is a member of the Junior
Qass Of Georgetown University and
Will graduate in 1904.
About a month ago, Ada Holt, col
oked, Of near Turner's Store, pre-
s(nted her husband, William Holt,
With three fine. healthy boys. The
CHILDREN are we'll and thriving.
The Conference Of the NJ. T..
Church, recently in session in Bal
ii pore, assigned Rev. j. T.. James
To- Cedar Point Circuit and Rev. II.
r. Miller to Leonardtown Circuit.
gardeners are fixing up the
grpunds and carpenters, painters
and decorators are ut work on the
bui ldings at Porto Bello." prepar-
atOry to the moving in of Mr.. and
Mn. Hyatt.
Messrs. Aubrey and Kennedy
Abel and Aloysius +. King, all of
Lednardtown, are spending their
Easter holidays at home. Messrs.
Abe attend Georgetown and Alloy
sius is a student at Mt. st. Mary's.
We give the following bowling
scoresat Wise's alley: First game,
Lynch, 2O9; Nash, POI Milburn
lao. Second game, Lynch, 1872
Nash, 100; Milburn, 100. Third,
Lynth, 40; Nash, l54; Milburn, 142.
Chapman Gross, colored, was be-
fore Justice l.. J. Canter last We'd
nesdAy charged with stealing a hog
from Benz. Hancock, of Charlotte
Hall. The Justice held Gross for
Courl 10 Sl5O bail, which was given.
Dopt forget to attend the lecture
at the Town Hall, Leonardtown, on
THURSDAY evening. The lecturer,
Rev. jeremiah Prendergast, S. J.,
is Pgical and eloquent speaker,
and ypu will be entertained and in
structed.
Thdre is deep and dangerous
piece pi road near the Aims House,
this district, that needs immediate
attention. On the same road about
mile or two below Red Gate there
IS u stfeleh OF deep clayey road that
is a great annoyance and a menace
TO travel
The Statement of the new National
Bank O. St. Mary's at Leonardtown
puoasned In this issue is we think,
al excellent showing for an institu-
tlon out two months old. The Bank
opened for BUSINESS February 9,
1903 and the statement is up to April
g. 1903. Read it carefully.
Rev. Charles X. Jenkins, S. j.,
returned home for short visit Mon.
day morning last. He was accom-.
panied by his sister. During his
stay ne was presented by his pa.
rlshlonsrs with a purse of $3.50
as an Easter Offering. Father Jen.
kins health is greatly improved.
James 7, Harrison, of Charlotte
Hail. AssOciate Judge of the St
Mary $ Orphans Court, has for
warded his resignation to Governo,
Smith to lake effect at once. Judg.
HARRISON will remove temperate,
to West Arlington, Baltimore. II
health is the cause Of his resipna
ton.
Due to the fact that slides canno
DC oo,ainea Tor the Dante lecture
= Faolola will be substituted for il il
the outside churches. Dante cal
only be heard at Leonardtown Thurs
day April ls. Those who miss sbi,