Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-08-10
LOCalVise and Otherwise.


Saturday next. See call on our first
page.
There will be no service in st.
Pe1er's Chapel, Leonardtown, ON
Sunday next.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardiner. of Balti-
more, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Fl. Posey, Of Oakville.
Mrs. Peter Morris, OF Washington.
ID. c., is visiting Mrs. Charles NJ.
Haydn, Leonardtown.
William A. Fenwick, of Washing
ton, is visiting his sister, Mrs. F..
V. King, Leonardtown.
Joshua Hutchins and son Williams
Hutchins, OF Georgia. are visiting
relatives in st. Mary's.
Henry and Martin Alwine, Of
Washington, are visiting at ]. S.
Alvey's, near Morganza.
Mrs. Mollie Casey and daughter.
of Baltimore, are visiting relatives
and friends in st. Mary's.
Mrs. Z. E. Grove, of Marietta,
Pa, has been visiting Mrs. W. d.
Henry at Peterborough"
Master Tommie Robey. of Balti-
more, is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Harry Sanderson. Leonardtown.
The Orphans and Cor nissioners
Courts we're in session Tuesday.
See proceedings in another column.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cole, OF Wash
ington, are visiting the family OF
Judge Joseph Fl. Key, Leonardtown.
Miss Edith Slye. OF Baltimore, is
visiting her cousin, George T.
Hutchins at "Patuxent", 9th dis
trict.
Miss Mamie Coppage and Miss
Helen Moore, of Baltimore, are visit.
ing Miss Flossy A. Aud, of Piney
Point.
James G.. Edelen, Harry Combs
and John Jenkins, of Baltimore, are
visiting friends and relatives in st.
Mary's.
Attend the Concert at st. Joseph S
Church, Thursday, Angust1O. Sup
per and refreshments served after
Concert.
Mrs. ]. Philip Greenwell and
daughter and son, of Stone s Wharf,
are visiting Mrs w. III. Shade of
PARK Hall.
Mrs. Catherine Alwine and daugh-
ter Miss Daisy, Of Washington, are
visiting the family of w. A. Lyon,
at Clements.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Jones, OF
Washington, are visiting Mrs.
Jones brother, NJ. ]. Yates at
''Sotterly."
Mrs. James III. Bowles, of Leon
ardtOwn district. has returned from
o three weeks visit to Washington
and Colonial Beach.
Miss Helen Barber, daughter of
DR.. ]. r. T. Barber, of Harrington,
Del, is visiting her cousin, Captain
Damn noar OhapA;oo
Mrs. A. w. Sheares and Miss An
ME Donovan, Of Washington, are
visiting Mrs. James Fl. Bowles,
Leonardtown district.
Mrs. John j. Bradshaw will leave
this week to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Ohio 5. Lee, of Bel Air, and
her son Mr.. Reyburn B. Bradshaw,
of Baltimore.
A pair OF lady's gold trimmed eye
glasses were lost on the road be-
tween Park Hall and Mr.. John Hill
tons. A liberal reward will be
paid for return to this Office.
Mrs. NJ. L. Ford, of Cattellsburg,
KY, is visiting her sister, Mrs. c..
J. Russell, OF this district. Mrs.
Ford is on her way to New York TO
purchase her Fall millinery.
In the will OF the late Caleb G.
willard, the Washington millionaire.
admitted 70 probate. August Z, in
slant, IS, 900 IS bequeathed John v.
Camalier, formerly of this Town.
Mrs. Jos. Fl. Milburn, OF Leonard
town, who has been in the hospital
Washington, d. c., for treatment,
returned home last Monday morn
ing very much improved in health.
A special meeting of the stock
holders OF the Southern Maryland
Telephone Company has been called
for Friday next at p. N. All
stockholders are urged to be pre-
sent in person or by proxy.
Tuesday, August Is is the date
fixed for the Annual Festival for
the benefit of Mechanicsville Catho-
lie Church. Supper aud refresh
ments viii be served and from 4 10
6P. n. the splendid concert given al
st. Joseph's will be repeated assis-
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