Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-06-02
LOcalWise and Otherwise.

Miss Lulu Moore is visiting the
Misses Crane. Patuxent Beach.
Miss Madge Fenwick, of Leonard
town, is visiting friends in Balti-
mere.
Rain is very much needed to en-
able farmers to plant their tobacco
crops.
w. Francis Dent. of No. 3 Tobacco
Warehouse. spent Sunday last in
Leonardtown.
Miss frankie Burroughs, of Me.
Gainesville, is visiting Mrs. Gladys
Dillow, this village.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter H. b. Wise,
OF Leonardtown, have returned from
a visit to Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch B. Abel.
OF Leonardtown, left Sunday last for
q visit to Washington.
Miss Caroline Childs, of Washing
ton CITY, has been spending a few
days with Mrs. Sarah Wilson ut
Moore's Hotel.
On our first page we print letters
from Howard d. BROMLEY, Han
kow, China, and JEFF. b. Jarboe,
Mill Hill, county.
John T. VauRyswick, of Medley s
Neck, is in Hospital, Baltimore, for
treatment. We wish him a speedy
restoration to health.
Mrs. Stephen Russell, of Hillville,
has returned from two week s visit
to her daughter, Mrs. A. Arms
worthy, in the Great Mills section.
We regret to hear OF the sickness
of John J. Hess, Of OakvIlle. and
Mrs. Jackson Il. Abel and Moses
Thompson, of Leonardtown. We
wish them all speedy recovery.
II is reported that Robt. G. Loker,
OF Leonardtown, has secured O posi-
tion in Baltimore hotel in which
William b. Tennison is interested.
We wish MIN success.
Miss Sarah Elizabeth Fletcher, of
Onancock, Va, is visiting Miss Ro-
wena Holmes, Leenardtown. Miss
Fletcher, attended the Episcopal Fe-
male Institute with Miss Holmes.
Poles have been planted for the
telephone line between Mechanics
vile and Chaptico and it is expected
that the line will be completed and
in operation within the coming two
weeks.
The Summer Schedule of the w.
p. 4 G. r. r went into effect Wed
nesday. Trains will leave Mechan-
iScville at 90, A. NJ. and 1.2O r. NJ,
Washington at 4.48 p. NJ. and 7.50
A. NJ, Baltimore at 4.37 p. NJ and
7.3l A. NJ.
BY his Ratchet glancing offa piece
Of wood, ]. Wilmer Raiey, last Tues
dag, sustained a severe and painful
cut on his left knee. At the time of
the accident, he was working on q
house for VIM. G. Mattingly, Leon
ardtown.
Delinquent taxpayers attention is
called to notice OF Treasurer'S ap-
pointments in the different districts
oho thNS 0AO oonO0 ~ 10 PtOpaACu ~
settle their taxes on those dates. This
is the last visit, and oil delinquents
will be published in July.
John +. Duke, OF Leonardtown,
and William T. Bailey, of Morganza,
have been awarded pensions CT $500
per year under the State law pen
sioning teachers in Public Schools
who are over go years of age and
have taught 20 years. John A.
Scott, of Mechanicsville, is the only
other resident of st. Mary's receiv-
ing teachers pension.
1904 Confederate Soldiers are bur-
led in the cemetery at Point Lookout.
The number from the different States
are: ". Carolina, 962; Virginia, $40 ;
5. Carolina, 24S Georgia, 249 Ala
bama, 20; Tennessee, 63 Louisiana,
80; Mississippi, AZ; Florida, 81 /;
Kentucky, Is; Texas, 6; Maryland,
q; Arkansas, 1; Missouri, A; not
designated 6lS. We hope they will
be remembered on Confederate Me-
mortal Day.