Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-08-24
LOcalWise and Otherwise.

"A' oh0 1AbSs e WectuS hutch
ms, OF Philadelphia. are visiting
relatives in st. Mary's.
Miss Mamie Harvey, of Washing
ton, is visiting her cousin, Miss
Lucille Camalier. Leonardtown.
Miss Constance Beavan, of 7Os
McHenry street, Baltimore, is visit
ing friends in Chaptico district.
The Commissioners of Leonard
town have men at work on the
streets grading and filling up holes.
Rev. John A. Morgan, S. J., is on
a visit to Leonardtown, his many
friends here are delighted to see
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G. Trench
ard, of Gumberry, n. c., are visit
ing the family of George p. Loker,
Leonardtown.
Miss j. L. Jackson and Mr.. For
est Hayden, of Washington, are
visiting the family of Bernard ID.
Guy at Clements.
George Combs, OF Dayton, Ohio.
is on visit TO Leonardtown, his
many friends and relatives here are
delighted TO sse him.
Miss Fannie Bailey and Master
Earl Bailey, of Washington, have
returned from q visit to friends and
relatives in St. Mary's.
Sunday last, while cutting wood,
his ak slipped and John Knott, of
Medley's Neck, almost severed two
toes from his right foot.
Mrs. w. G. Carroll, nee Miss
Julia Walton, of College Park, is
visiting her cousin, School Commits
sioner, John f. Duke, Leonardtown.
The September Term OF our Cir
cult Court convenes on the third
Monday Of the month-the 18th.
The list of jurors appears in another
column.
Cough Tippett and wife, of Leon
ardtOwn, left Tuesday last to attend
the Travellers and Merchants Re-
union at Colchester Beach, Kent
county.
Wednesday, August 10th, instant,
HOward's wharf, st. Clements Bay,
was damaged by steamer running
into it. Mr.. Abel will soon have il
repaired.
August 18th instant, Geo. T. Cusic,
OF Town Greek, Bay district, lost a
6 year old mare for which he had
refused Sl25. The disease was not
contagious.
Miss Kate Campbell, Of Washing
ton, is visiting her aunt, Mrs George
Peacock, this district. Miss Camp
bell is accompanied by Miss Belle
Trontland.
Students at Charlotte Hall School,
with the permission of the princi-
pal, are permitted to board at any
house in the village wherein a
teacher resides.
Mrs. Ii. p. Padgett and child with
]. NJ. Padgett and wife, all of Wash
ington, ID. c., are visiting Mrs.
Richard Edwards at Lansdale, Leon
ardtown district.
Lady Russell, owned by C. L.
Greenwich. of Medley's Neck, finish
ed 9th in the 2.4O trotting race for
Southern Maryland bred horses at
the Marlboro Fair.
Frank Yates, only son of II. r.
and Ida Graham, and grandson of
7. +. Yates, Leonardtown, died at
Chestertown, Kent county, Friday,
August 18th, instant.
Mrs. Winters, Mr.. and Mrs. Con-
nick. two daughters and SON, Mr..
Rothwell, Mrs. Payne aud daugh-
ter, all of Washington. are visiting
Ut r. Woodley Mattingly's.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 3. Sykes, of
Glen Rock, Pa, are visiting Mrs.
Elizabeth T. Graves. near Oakville.
Mrs. Sykes is the oldest daughter
of the late Amos Nj. Graves.
Saturday night, August 18th, in
slant, Leo NJ. Wathen S saw mill on
Carroll knights farm. near Oakville,
caught fire and the mill and a lot of
sawed lumber was destroyed. The
loss is about 500.
August 18th, instant, a game of
baseball was played at Frostburg,
Nd, between the local club and the
Homecoming nine. IL required %
innings to decide it and the score
was ] TO 0 in favor OF Frostburg.
The Washington Star has just dis
covered that Leonardtown is con-
nected with Washington by tele-
phone. The San knew of this long
ago. but then the San do move
and nobody doubts that the Star is
liked"
Misses g. w. Barkman, X. b.
Jarvis. NJ. A. Cold well. 7 Matthew'S