Saint Mary's beacon., 1904-08-25


Miss Louise Stone and Miss Louise
Camalier are visiting the family OF
+. B. Abel, LeOnardtOwn.
Mrs. Mary f. Hayden, of Balti-
more, is visiting the family Of Mrs.
Polly Floyd, Patuxent District.
Mrs. VIM. T. Brewer and two
children, of Baltimore, are visiting
friends and relatives in st. Mary's.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Smith, of
Baltimor- spent Tuesday last with
Capt. and Mrs. Benjamin Foxwell.
Mrs. ]. W. Mattingly, of West
Arlington, is the guest OF her daugh-
ter. Mrs. j. Frank Russell, Nor
CANA, Md.
Messrs. Ii. Harris Camalier and
Derby A. Lynch, left Tuesday last
TO speak at Prince Frederick, Calvert
county, TO day.
Mrs. Mamie Ashton and children
and Miss Edith Barnes, OF Washing
ton, are visiting Mrs. John <. Raley,
near Loveville.
Mr.. Davis Quinn and daughter,
Miss Violet Quinn, Of Camden, N.
j., are visiting the family of Mr..
George c. Abel, Leonardtown.
There will be change i'm the
schedule of the Weems' Line, Poto-
mac river route, Saturday next, the
27th, instant. See advertisement.
Miss Pattie Stone, of Lower
Champion, left Thursday last for
visit TO friends in Philadelphia,
New York, Long Branch and Cape
May.
John W. Buchta, formerly of this
county, at present a mail carrier in
Baltimore, is visiting the family of
Mrs. Henrietta Hammett, in the Bay
district.
DIR. Jos. f. Heard and wife and
son Roland Heard, are guests of the
Hotel Potomac, St. Georges Island.
DIR. Heard was in Leonardtown
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. =. Goode,
Misses Sophronia Gray and Mollie
Goode, of Bryantown, have been
visiting the family of Mr.. J. H.
GOode, Milestown district.
The game of ball between the La
Plata team and the Leonardtown
nine, Monday last, was stopped by
rain Mt the end of the third inning
with the score of 3 to l in favor
of La Plata.
Mrs. w. S. Clarke, nee Miss
May Alston, is visiting Moore's
Hotel, Leonardtown. Mrs. Clarke
formerly lived in Leonardtown and
has many friends here. who are de-
lighted To see her.
Monday last, a dog got into Mrs.
William f. Yates s. flock of turkeys
and killed Is and wounded several
more. Mrs. Yates had a flock of "a
and thinks that the whole gang will
be ruined by the attack.
Miss Vertie Clocker has just re-
turned to her home in Baltimore
after short but pleasant visit in
st. Mary's where she stopped at
"Miil Hill," the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. jeff. b. Jarboe.
Mrs. ]. E. Tippett, accompanied
by her three sons, Preston, Ellis
worth and Roscoe, of West Arling-
ton, returned home last Tuesday
after having been on few day s trip
TO her sister, Mrs. j. +. Russell.
MIR. William I'll. Dawson, of Leon
ardtowr district, Tuesday last lost
a valuable mare. The animal tan
gled herself with a rope and choked
to death. This is the fourth horse
Mr.. Dawson has lost in as many years.
Misses Kate Jarvis, Jennie Matthews,
Virginia NJ Talbert, Mabel \. Caldwell
and Messrs Frank W. Cummins, John l..
Cummings, Charles W. keil and W. W.
Thompson, all of Washington, who are
summering mt Mt. Chimborazo, this dis
trict, paid our office visit Tuesday last.
Mr.. Harry Bowling S many friends
in st. Mary's are delighted 10 hear
of the success of his PAGER Glad
stone," at the recent Marlboro
Fair. Gladstone made the best time
on the track (2.2ll) and won the
first race. 4
]. Thomas Duke. of Washington,
ID. c., is visiting his father, School
Commissioner John Il. Duke. Leon
ardtown. Tom is a member of the
firm Of Becker, Duke l. Co., OF Ye
Hatterie, 14l5 f. N. W., Washing
ton. ID. G.
Wednesday of last week, B. Web
ster Burroughs, of Chaptico.~ met
with quite serious accident while
making a well curb for his mother.
Mr.. Burroughs was chopping with
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