Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-07-07
LOCalWiSe and Otherwise.

this county.
George s. Mattingly. of Washing
ton, ID. c., is visiting his sisters,
this county.
DIR. John A. Dent, Of Baltimore,
issisiting his sister, Mrs. John T.
Herbert, Clements.
Mrs. C. c. Cullen and Miss Blanche
Beebe, of Baltimore, are visiting
friends 10 HOpewell. Md.
Joseph A. Moore, OF Baltimore,
has been visiting his mother, Mrs.
NJ J. Moore, Leonardtown.
Miss Maud L. Long and brother.
Norman, OF California, areavisiting
friends aud relatives in Baltimore.
w. Francis Dent and j. Dallam
Wise, of Baltimore, spent the
Fourth with friends in Leonardtown.
Mrs. Sara Wilson, OF Leonardtown,
is visiting friends in the Piney Point
neighbOrhoOd. We wish her a plea
SAINT trip.
Examinations for applicants for
certificates to teach in the st. Mary s
Public Schools will be held on July
18th, and 9th.
The new school law changes the IL
tleof our erstwhile County School Ex-
aminers to County Superintendent
Of Public Education.
There will be a game of baseball
at Leonardtown between the New
town nine and the Leonardtown Ju-
niors Friday evening, July 9Th.
Among the out of county visitors
10 Leonardtown TO spend the Fourth
were Messrs. ]. Il. Raley, Henry
I.oker and J. b. Railey, all of Balti-
mere.
Among the recent arrivals Mt Mt
Chimborazo, are, Miss Dagmar
Nelson. Miss Daisy Bradley and
Miss Josephine Kelly, all of Wash
ingtOn, ID. G.
Miss NJ. Kate Robson, Mrs. S. +.
ID Stuart, her daughter Emily and
nurse of Baltimore are visiting
"DumbartOn, the home of Mr.. w.
Wallace Dunbar.
Read Hicks weather forecasts for
July on our first page and make q
note Of the outcome. AS between
the u. S. weather Bureau and
Hicks many pin their faith to Hicks.
On our first page we print the list
of committees in charge OF the Festi-
val for the benefit of ST. Aloysius
Church, Leonardtown. The Festi.
val is to be held Wednesday, July
10Th, instant.
Mrs. Eliza E. Quinn died July 4,
instant, at Camden, N. j.. aged 81
years. Mrs. Quinn was a daughter
of the late J ohn Ii. and Rebecca Clarke
Abel, Her family have our sin
cere sympathy.
Saturday night last there was a
wholesale slaughter of Leonardtown
dogs and on Sunday morning nearly
every other man you met was talk.
ing dog" and was fighting mad.
The dogs in number-were killed
by poison.
We trust that the putting into com
mission of the new Weems' Line
steamer Anne Arundel, will make
an opening for the promotion of v
Tesla Abel TO purser. Mr.. Abel
is Obliging and popular and would
make an admirable purser.
Friends will regret to hear of the
lingering illness and death in New
York June 18th, of Arie T. Walsh
beloved daughter OF James T. anG
Arie A. Walsh. The funeral tool
place from the residence of hel
parents in Washington and the re
mains laid to rest last Friday.
Ferdinand Hebb and Georgs
Brown, both colored, were before
Justice Dorsey last Tuesday fol
cursing and swearing near the pub
lie highway in Leonardtown. They
were adiudge guilty and fines of @
and costs were imposed. Hebt
paid his fine. Brown went to Jail
The entertainment to be given FOL
the Leonardtown Baseball Club
July "a, promises TO be one of thu
finest ever given in this county. II
addition to our local talent will b,
Misses Juiliette Miles and Geneviev,
Hilton, Mr.. Lee Jones and Others
who have won for themselves repu
tations in Baltimore and other cities
A dog case was tried last Tues
day before Justice Morgan. Ac
ton was brought by Jack Hayden
against Morris G. Thompson ant
others for damages for two sheer
killed by, dogs. The case was al
interesting one and several witness
were examined. The Justice award
ed 50 damages for each sheep. It'll
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