Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-09-29

~. Oss 10 sNiSlbihS uOt htcSOoi thto
district,
Mrs. Wade Blackstone and child
rem, Of River Springs, are visiting,
relatives in Calvert county.
Mrs. A X. Mattingly and child
rem, Of Laurel Grove, are visiting
Mrs. II. b. Tibbetts, New York.
Edward Caterson. Jr., is in ST.
Mary's county seeking TO secure
options on Patuxent river lands.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Morgan, Of
Leonardtown, left Sunday last, for
trip to Washington and Baltimore.
" Tesla Abel, formerly Of this
town, has been assigned, as Purser,
TO the steamer Westmoreland, Pa
tuxent River route.
Matthew Camalier, Of Pittsburg,
son Of John v. Camalier, formerly OF
this town, has been visiting friends
and relatives in st. Mary's.
Mrs. Laura w. Holmes is remov-
ing from her Leonardtown residence
to Mechanicsyille. Many friends
here regret her departure.
Miss Helen Joy, OF Leonardtown,
left Sunday last for Washington,
where she will resume her studies
at the Academy Of the Visitation.
J. w. Freeman has purchased Of
Mrs. Maria Tippet the tract OF land
near Great Mills known as the old
Stainhice home. The consideration
was 1895.
Miss Bernice Lynch, one Of the
most attractive young ladies Of St.
Inigos, has returned 10 Western
Maryland College where she is
student.
Miss Rose Milburn, who has been
spending her vacation with her pa.
rents in Leonardtown and friends
in the city, has returned to St. mi
COS, where she is teaching school.
J. Manning Russell, of LovevilIe,
is at Morgantown University, West
Virginia, where bio will take four
years course in Civil Engineering.
His st. Mary's friends wish him
great sucee
Miss Marian L. Richards, sister
Of Mr.. Charles Il. Richards, OF Leon
ardtown, was married at the NJ. Il.
Parsonage, Crumpton, @. A. county,
Thursday, September 18th, instant,
TO Mr.. William r. Leverage.
Mr.. J &. NJ. Raley has given G.
B. Armsworthy, Jr., a position with
the Southern Street Railway Adver-
Using Company. Bruce, ST., is
located with his family at $50 w.
Conway street, and is doing well.
Mr.. w. Bernard Duke, accom-.
panied by his brother John and
friends, DR.. Brown and Mr.. Steven
son, is visiting his father, School
Commissioner, Jno. II. Duke, this
town. Mr.. Duke came down on his
Yacht, Pleiades.
Col. Ohio S. Lee and DR.. Martin
L. Jarrett, OF Bel Air, and Miss
Lillian Peterson, of Baltimore, were
guests Of Major and Mrs. Bradshaw
during the past week. Mr.. Rey-
burn Bradshaw was also at home
with his parents.
Under date OF September 18th,
instant, Acknowledgement Bryan
writes States Attorney Parrau, Of
Calvert county, that it is unlawful
for owners OF planted oyster beds
10 the Patuxentr river 10 use a dredge
in taking the plants there from.
Capt. Joseph A. Turner died Sun.
day morning last at the residence OF
his brother-in-law. Capt. James
Bullock, Leonardtown. Capt. Tur-
ner was a pious Christian and was
liked and respected by all who
knew him. His remains was bur
led at Newtown, Sunday. May he
rest in peacel .
At the recent meeting Of the
st. Mary's Female Seminary. Mr.. ].
Thomas Bronze was unanimously
elected a trustee to succeed the
late Richard Fl. Garner. The Semi
nary is possibly more indebted to
the late Or. John M. Bronze than to
any one other man. and the selec-
ton Of his son as trustee is peculiar
ly proper and appropriate.
The new Holy Angels Chapel,
Bedlnm Neck, will be dedicated on
Sunday, October 2, by the Right
Reverend Bishop Curtis. Solemn
Pontifical Mass will follow the dedi-
cation. The sermon will be preach