Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-08-17
LOCalViSe and Otherwise.

Miss Nancy and Mr.. Harry Combs
OF Baltimore, are visiting relatives
in LeonardtOwn.
T. NJ. Camalier and wife, of Wash
ingten, are visiting Mrs. J. f
Smith, st. Inigo's.
Miss Alice g. Fenwick, of Wash.
ingtOn, is visiting Mrs. I'll. b. de
WAL, Leonardtown.
Mrs. J. e. NJ. Raley, of Baltimore
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Susie
LOker, Leonardtown.
Igns. S. Spalding, ofWashington,
is visiting his brother, J. Samuel
Spalding. this district.
Miss Ellen Fenwick, OF Baltimore,
is guest at Foxwell's Point Re-
sort, near Leonardtown.
Miss Gala Moore, of Washington,
is visiting her grand mother, Mrs.
NJ. ]. Moore, Leonardtown.
Mrs. w. NJ. Loker. Of Leonard
town, has returned from a trip to
Baltimore and Washington.
Mrs. Mary E. Hayden and grand
daughter, Flossy Hayden, are visit
ing relatives in st. Mary's.
Mrs. William A. Falck, of Roland
Prrk, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Annie 4. Mckinley 81 Laurel Grove.
Misses Agnes Yates and Gussie
Meade, of Washington, are visiting
the family OF Thad. Yates. this dis
trict.
Miss Nellie Peacock and Clara
Gates, of Washington, are visiting
the family of Geo. f. Peacock, this
district.
Mrs. McDevitt and daughter, Miss
Mamie McDevitt. of Baltimore, are
visiting Mrs. Fabian +. Cough,
Leonardtown.
Ex-senator James ]. Greenwich
and DIR. w. b. Burch, of Baltimore.
were among the visitors to Leonard
town last Monday.
In Tuesdays racing at Marlboro,
Clara Winks won, with Mattingly's
Garrison Jr., second, and McKay's
Garrison M, third.
Joseph Cough, colored, charged
with wife beating, was, Saturday
last, committed to Jail. by Justice
Dorsey, in default of bail.
]. NJ. Padgctt and family, Mrs.
Nellie Kirby and Mrs. G. X. Gill and
child, all of Washington, are visit
ing ], Richard Edwards at "Lans-
dale.
Recently, Arthur, youngest son
OF w. X. Herbert, of Dynard, fell
from q peach tree and broke his
right leg above the knee. DIR. w.
b. Dent reduced the fracture.
Greenwich & Hearn, our local
brick-makers, have burned beveled
end bricks for wells. These bricks
make asolid and closed joint and are
just the thing for the purpose. Try
them.
Don't fail to attend the dinner for
the benefit of st. Aloysius Church,
Leonardtown. August 23rd, in
slant, is the date, and the lawn to
the North of the church is the
place.
States Attorney B. Ii. Camalier,
accompanied by his twosons, Harris
and Henry, left Tuesday morning
for the Marlboro Fair. Mr.. CANA
lier hopes to return soon much bene-
fitted by his trip.
We regret TO hear that John B.
Dawson, of this district, is confined
TO his room by crushed ankle.
Mr.. Dawson was hurt by his trac-
ton engine. We hope he will soon
be out and about again.
In q race over the Leonardtown
track last Tuesday, Bernard Guys
jim Key beat Glenn Cawood's Hero
three straight heats, best three out
OF five, for q purse OF $50. There
was good attendance.
Mrs. J. ]. O'Connell and two little
daughters OF Savannah Ga. are visit
ing at Baltimore and Washington.
Mrs. O'Connell while ut Baltimore,
Chas. h. Clarkson. She was for
merly Miss Martha Harrahan of
Mechanicsville, Md.
Rev. James l. Moakley, S. j., OF
the Leonardtown Mission, will go
TO Woodstock and be succeeded here
by Reverend Father O'Carroll.
During his stay in st. Mary's, Faith
or Moakley has labored earnestly
for the greater glory of God and all
who know him sincerely regret his
departure.
LAstSaturday, Congressman Mudd
was in LeonardtOwn and went from
here 70 Solomon's Island. Mr..
Mudd says he will use his utmost
endeavors 10 have q dry dock locat-
ed at the mouth Of the Patuxent and
states that he has strong hopes OF q
railroad being built TO connect that
point with the national capital.
Peter Holt, colored. who escaped
from Leonardtown Jail, Wednesday,