Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-09-22
LOCalWiSe and Otherwise.

"bAh0aA &A' AOh Wt%hg VI W0Su1uK-
ton, is visiting bis relatives in Leon
ardtown.
Mrs. Adam T. Wibleand Mrs. Mar
tin While paid our our Office a visi;
Tuesday.
Aloysius King, of Leonardtown
has returned to Mt. st. Mary's Col.
lege Emmitsburg.
Miss A. Carey Gourley, of Cal
vert county, is visiting the Misses
. Evans, Leonardtown.
Don't fail to come to the festival
at the new Holy Angels chapel on
Wednesday September %.
Mrs. Sallie M. Whitney, of Wash
ington, is visiting friends and rela-
tives in st. Inigo's district.
w. II. Wambold and wife, of Wash
ington, are spending few days with
John Leach, Britton's Neck.
William B. Moore has started a
hennery in the garden back of the
Lawrence Hotel, Leonardtown.
Messrs. Aubrey and Bertic Abel,
of "Placentia," near Leonardtown,
have returned to Georgetown Col
lege.
The Supervisors of Election will
meet October IL, proximo, for the
purpose Of examining Clerks and
Judges.
Miss Laura Taylor, of Town Creek,
who has been visiting Mrs. Spencer
@. Welt, Leonardtown, has return
ed home.
Miss Lucy Briscoe, youngest
daughter OF Judge ]. =. Briscoe, is
visiting the family of Mr.. George p.
Loker, Leonardtown.
While pairing pears the knife
slipped and Mrs. Danl Guy, of
Leonardtown, sustained q painful
wound in her left hand.
The young minstrel troupe of Chap
ticO will entertain the public in
Chaptico Hall Monday, Sept. 26th,
with comic farces. music, etc.
The new Holy Angels chapel in
Bedlum Neck will be dedicated on
Sunday, October End. at 10 A. NJ. by
the Right Rev. Bishop Curtis.
Mrs. George W. Barber, of WASH
ington, d. c., has returned home
accompanied by her son George,
after visit to friends in St. Mary s.
There will be game of ball be-
tween the Newtown and Clements
mines Saturday next or the Clement S
grounds. Game will be called ut 3
Pm.
The Fall Races over the Leonard
town course are to be held on the
q and rs of October, proximo.
Every effort will be made to make
them great success.
The storm of Wednesday, the 14th,
instant, leveled corn, blew down
fences and in several sections wash
ed out the roads. We have learned
of no damage done by it to dwellings,.
Thomas Fl. Fowler, of Mechanics
vile, has been selected as Foreman
of the Grand Jury. Mr.. Fowler is
one Of the best business men in our
county and will make an admirable
foreman.
Among the out-of-county visitors
to Court we note, State Senator
Greenwich, p. Cough Edelen, John
II. Chrispin, Claude b. Lloyd, A. E.
Bowling, Dan'l c. Hammett and A.
K. Love.
Our Mr.. King returned home
Monday last from a trip to the
World s Fair, St. Louis. In our next
issue we hope to have space for a
report OF the exercises on Maryland
Day at the great Fair.
Rev. James Moakley, S. j., has
been assigned to the Leonardtown
Mission and is stationed in this town.
Father Moakley is pleasant gentle
man and our people will undoubted-
ly be delighted with him.
Turkeys in the Clements neighbor-
hood are dying with cholera. Mrs.
jackson Russell has lost 90 from the
disease, Messrs. J. T. Guy 60, Jos.
M. Tennison-7l and others have lost
nearly their entire flocks.
The Sisters Academy, Leonard
town, reOpened last Monday week,
the 18th, inst, with an attendance oil
seventy-six. This is one of the best
schools in the State and deserves the
encouragement it receives.
Raymond Bradshaw, formerly oil
this county, accompanied by Or. NJ.
L. Jarrett, of Hartford county, paid
our Office an appreciated visit last
Tuesday. Mr.. Bradshaw is visit.
ing his father. Major Bradshaw, al
the willows.
While hobbled, a valuable mare
belOnOinO IN Mrs Ally Haydac "a