Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-07-09
LOCalWiSe and Otherwise.

H. clark ADell, deputy Register
Of Wills, is visiting relatives In
Baltimore.
Mr.. Ford Edelen. of Baltimore,
is visiting the, family Of Geo. T.
Hutchins, Patuxent.
Misses Elsie and Cora Key, daugh-
tiers Of Judge Joseph II. Key, are at
home for the Summer
Carroll Sanner, Of Baltimore, is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Charles w.
Foxwell, OF Leonardtown.
Mr.. James Bell, of Washington,
D. c., is visiting Mr.. Harry F.
Sanderson, Leonardtown.
]. w. Thomas and wife, Of Cum
berland, are at their Summer home,
Deep Falls, near Chaptico.
Miss Nora Duke, Of Baltimore, is
spending her vacation with her faith
er's family near Leonardtown.
Mrs. w. r. Gordon, and son Roy,
of Washington, are visiting her faith
er w. V. Raley, Medley's Neck.
Miss Rose Milburn, OF Leonard
town, has resigned as Teacher Of
Public School, No, 2, Chaptico dis
trict.
William A. Fenwick, of Washing
ton, who has been on visit to rela-
tives in Leorardtown, returned to
the city last Monday.
Mrs. Edward H. Raley and child
rem, Carroll and Madeleine, Of Wash
ington, are visiting the family Of
w. V. Raley, Of Medley's Neck
George Bailey, Of Morganza, and
Miss Ella Gibson, Of Milestown, are
at home for vacation from the Mary
land School for the Deaf and Dumb.
Steamers TO Baltimore are laden
with tobacco on nearly every trip.
At the present rate Of shipment the
bulk OF the crop will soon be mar
keted.
Rev. g. S. Lancaster, S. j., will
hold an extra service at Sacred
Heart Church, next Sunday, July
18th. There will be but one Mass,
at 8, a. NJ.
7. Lee Mattingly, Of Leonardtown,
has returned from Ocean City,
where he attended the meeting of
the State Teachers Association as
a delegate.
There will be game of baseball
Between the Leonardtowu and River
Springs teams, Friday next, at River
Springs. There will be a dance af-
ter the game.
Miss Susan Brumbaugh, Of Pa
tuxent district, was elected Cor
responding Secretary at the recent
meeting Of the Maryland State
Teachers Association, which met
at Ocean City.
Willie Nash, who for sometime
past, has been clerk at Moore's Ho-
tel, this town, has accepted a posi-
ton at Washington hotel and left
for his new home last Sunday. We
wish him much success.
1t is reported here that on the
night Of Saturday, July 4th, instant
over dozen gears were cut from
horses at River Springs. We are
informed that earnest efforts are be-
ing made to discover the culprits,
Emory Adkins, who was employ
ed at Greenwell's Mill, near this
town, as engineer died Sunday last.
Mr.. Adkins came here from the
Easter Shore. He was auseful man
and good citizen. His family have
our sincere sympathy.
Rev. Jeremiah Prendergast, S. j.,
left, per Monday S steamer, for 10y
ola College, Baltimore His depar-
ture is source Of sincere regret to
all in this section, irrespective Of
creed, We sincerely hope that he
will be returned to this Mission.
Our Leonardtown carpenters,
Messrs. &. G. Milburn, Benjamin
Garner, Solomon Abel and Charles
J.. Clements, who are building
Hotel on st. Georges Island, for
Messrs. Trice d Hobbs, spent the
Fourth Of July with their families.
States Attorney B. Harris Cana
lier, left Tuesday nighp last to at
tend the meeting Of the State Bar
Association at Ocean City. Mr..
Camalier is a member of the com
mittee on New Laws. He will re-
turn sometime during the later
party OF the week.
On the first page Of this week s
Beacon we print q tribute To the