Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-08-11

ton is visiting her son, John L.
Leach, OF Newtown Manor.
Mrs. John G. Cryer and daughter.
Miss Mildred, Of Baltimore, are Wis
iting friends and relatives in st.
Mary's.
The Orphans and Commissioners
Courts and the Board OF Election
Supervisors we're in session Tues.
day last
Albert F. Jones and family, Of
Baltimore, are visiting Mr., Jones
mother, Mrs. Laura A. Jones, Leon
ardtown.
The School Commissioners were
in session Tuesday last and report
Of examinations was presented and
approved
Mr.. Thomas Duke and family, Of
Washington, is visiting his father.
School Commissioner John f. Duke,
this district.
The Election Supervisors met last
Tuesday and adjourned until Sep.
TENDER ID when the election officials
will be named.
Mrs. G. B. Barber, and daughters,
Lilly and Mary, are on visit TO
their old home, "Eldon Grove, "
near Charlotte Hall.
~ Henry Ford aud daughter, Miss
Aline Ford, Of Baltimore, are visit
ing the family OF ]. Philip Green
well, Stone Wharf.
Mrs. p. 7. Graves, Of Oak Hall, is
visiting her cousin, Miss +. r. Jones,
OF Washington, d. O., also John e.
Harding, Of Richmond, Va.
Mrs. o. H. Hannum and Mrs. Jas
Worthington, Of Baltimore, who have
been visiting friends in Leonard
town, returned home Tuesday last.
Gallilee M. f. Church (colored)
will hold its annual Campmeeting on
the camp ground near 0akyille be-
ginning Saturday next, August ID.
ID. H. Dawson, of Cedar Point,
realized 1871 bushels OF wheat from
26 acres, an average Of 433 bushels
per acre. Who can beat this yield
Tuesday last jury do inquirendo
was held on Benjamin Goodwin, and
upon its finding Judge Crane or
dered him sent to Montevue Hospi-
tai.
Miss Annie Abel died at Spring
Grove, Md, Friday last, aged about
ga years. Miss Abel was a native
OF st. Mary's and has been at Spring
Grove for about q years.
Mrs. Lotto Burch Fowler, who
has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Josephine Burch, of Milestown, has
returned to her home in Mechanics
vile much improved in health.
Friday next, the 18th, instant,
there will be a game OF baseball on
che Leonardtown grounds between
the Bryantown and the home teams.
After the game there will be q
dance at Moore's Hotel
Tuesday last, Joseph Sommer-
vile, colored, was before Justice
Jo f. Morgan, charged with as
sault and battery and William Holly,
also colored Sommerville pleaded
guilty and was fined 81 and costs.
Mr.. Robert e. Hamahan, OF Provi-
dence, r. T., is the guest of hisaunt,
Mrs. George w Combs, Mechanics
Vile. This is Mr.. Hamahan's third
annual visit, Hehas madea number
OF warm friends here whoare always
pleased to see him.
Rev. John Al. Morgan, S. j., is
visiting his brother, Justice Jo f.
Morgan, Leonardtown, Reverend
Father Morgan was for years Rec
tor OF Loyola College, Baltimore.
and is one OF the most talented mem
bers OF the Jesuit Order.
Judge j. Parran Crane was in
LeOnardtewn Tuesday lastand drew
the jury for the coming September
Term 81 Court. Judge Crane has
entirely recovered from his recent
indisposition and, we are pleased to
see, seems again strong and we'll.
We invite attention to the adver-
tisement Of store house aud stock of
goods for sale at Prince Frederick,
Nd. We are reliably informed that