Saint Mary's beacon., 1904-08-18

Mr.. and Ars e. Cole and Miss Della
Maddox are visiting at Tudor Hall
Mi-s Marie Fenwirk. Of Baltimore, :
visiting frieAds and relatives in Sa- Ma
rys
MS-s SeIEie Russell. Of Baltimore. = vi~-
iting her mother. Mr.. Laey Ra==ell- CAem-
eHts-
Mis-z- Edna and Lsigh Eaiehen, oG Ral-
tim0re, are visiting RELATIVES in Leonard
town.
Mis- Laura Crane, al Pataxent Beach.
J. visiting the MISSES Evans at Moor
Hotel.
Mi-- Fannie W IIliams, of Lanrel, i vis-
itiag friends at '-Oh PatHxsnt. sixth
district
Mr. and Mrs. J. z NJ RaIey. II Balti-
NOR. are visiting Mrs Raley's motheE in
GeOnardtown-
Mis- Lncile Camalser who has been quite
-iek. i very much improved and we trust
viii soon be cut again
t. NJ. CAulaiier and wiEe and neioe, os
Washington, are zisisiag the family of j.
Frank Smith at Scotland. Nd
Mis- Nancy Combs, daughter Of the
late Dr Charhs Combs, i whiting her
cousin Mrs IL, h. d. Wall. LeonArdtown
Mr. aad Mz-- Cunningham and Mi-s
Gertrude Gerard. Of New York. are visit
&, = \ n -
Hall
Mis- Ola jenkins. ot Washington D.
L. who has been the guest oi Mr.. WIllaA
Russell. Oi Great Mills. retarned hoGe
Monday last.
Capt W H. r. Mise has reat<si the Ho-
tel Lawrence, LeoaaritowH. and VIII
hereafter conduct il in eoEaecIRla with
his Moore's Hotel
Misses Marie Drury and Palsy Alvey
paid our office visit Tuesday last Th~y
were chaPeroned by Miss Eiosse Al<ll
and Margie Boyd.
Quite a contingent from LeoEAritOwn
and vicinity left Monday evening last to
attend the Marlboro Far We wSsA
them pleasant trip.
Miss Katharine Kirby, who has h<sa
visiting MIR. and Mrs. John T, NARRys-
wick, Me,Iley's Neck, has returned Ia A<x
home in Washington.
Harris Russell formerly Of this Towa
but at present n resident oi New York
A n e r.
i,ennaritown, last week.
Misses Ella and Estelle Harden, JuliA
Carven and Margaret Goreman. of Wash
ington, are visiting Miss GeneyieEe John
son at Rosebank, Britton's Neck.
There will he game of baseball at
Leonardtown between La Plata nine
and the Lsonar'itown, nine on Monday,
August - Dancing at night at Moore's
Hotel
Messrs. Roger, Manning and Daniel
Combs are On a visit Ia their father and
raother at "EIdcn. near Leonar,itown.
Their many friends here are delighted To
see them.
TheSouthern Maryland Telephone Com
pany Hs working earnestly over its line
from Mechanicsville To LeonarltowR.
The Company expects to have the line in
operation before November
Mr. Joseph Callan and Mr.. Calvert
Goodrich, Of Washington, u. e., have ne
turned home after a pleasant visit to the
home of the latter's father, Mr.. Stephen
C. Goodrich, Jarboesville, Md.
Among those who accompanied the
LeOnardtown BASEBALL Club Ia kinsale
Va. were Mrs. W. ii. II. Wise. Mrs. DR.
Thomas Lynch. Misses Edith Evans, Bellt
Lynch, Nancy Combs, Addie Lynch.
John T. Ross. formerly of Baltimore, II
now residing on his st. Inigo's estate
situate ON Harry James creek, and form
erly owned by W. W dunbar Mr.. Ros.
WAS at one time a Police Commissioners
of Baltimore city.
Capt William G. Maddox, ofSt. Mary,
City, boasts Of having raised in his gar
den Irish potatoes 80 large that two o
them weighed 4 pounds and ounces
Capt. Maddox produced the potatoes "a
prove his statement.
Mr.. f. Maitland Duvall and wife. Mrs
George Glover and daughter, of Balti
more, have returned home after a very
pleasant visit to their uncle, Mr.. StepheI
L. Goodrich, Jarboesville, accompanied
by his daughter, Miss Sadie Goodrich.
The Dinner and Tournament for thetsen
eft Of ST. Johns Church was the great
est success i'm the history OF the church
The gross receipts were $462.50; expen.
ses $lO5.O2. We viii print 4etaileC
account of the Festival in our next issue
Invitations have been issued tO the
marriage, ON August d. of Miss Salli'
Lewis tn Mr.. Joseph Lynwood Davis, q
Charlotte Hall MIR. Davis is a membel
oi the firm Of T. b. Davis & Bro, and one
of the prosperous young business men o
the county.
The ladies silver watch. drawn for ai
Mechanicsville, was won by little Lucy
Guy Mattingly, granddaughter of Mrs
George ii. Mattingly. of Turner'S Th'
watch Mas presented to little Lucy by
Father Kelly. = J., on Monday afternoon
August Is, 1904.
William C. Edmunds, formerly al thi
Anxx-vx haa Ear.xa0l NaFzhin in tn