Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-05-31
COUNTY NEWS.
LOcalHise and Otherwise.


Everything has been greatly benefit
ed by it.
There viii be High Mass at ST.
Johns Church, Sunday next, June
3. at 10, 4. M, in honor Of the Holy
Ghost.
The Irregularities in our steam
boat mails are very Irritating and
we hope the Department will see TO
it that relief is afforded us.
DR.. Hasbruck, one the most prom
inent young surgeons Of Washing
ton. is visiting his brotherin-law.
DIR. w. B. Dent at Oakley.
Franklin A. Camalier, Of the Med
zeal Departmental Georgetown Uni
rversity, has returned to his Leon
ardtown home for the Summer va
cation.
The May Professions at ST. Jo-
seph's on Thursday and at Holy An
gels Chapel, on Sunday. were very
successful. A detailed account Of
each will appear later.
We are indebted to Messrs. VIM.
Joseph and I. Matthews Neale for
an invitation TO attend the Gradual.
ing Exercises at the National Uni
versity Law School, Washington, d.
G.
a slightaccidentto the machinery
Of Capt. John Il. Linscott's yacht,
last Tuesday, put ii temporarily out
Of commission. During their brief
stay incur town, Capt. Linscott and
wife have made many friends.
Walter Dent Wise, son Of Captain
and Mrs. w. II. B. Wise, Of Leon
ardtown. is one Of the honor men OF
the graduating class OF 1906 OF the
College Of Physicians and Surgeons,
Baltimore. la the final examine
tions, Walter passed fifth in o class
Of sixty-hye.
Tho special correspondent Of the
Baltimore Sun thinks Senator Ray
ner's speech on the tariff last Mon
day was "a striking example Of
his steadfast devotion to true prin-
ciples." AL. S. Senator's devotion
to true principles startles the Sun
man does it2
The May Procession Of forty.nine
girls at Newtown, Ascension Day,
was very pretty. Miss Agnes Abel
was May Queen and Misses Vertie
Heard and Lillian Dillahay were
Maids of Honor. An address by
the Pastor was followed by the Ben
ediction Of the Blessed Sacrament.
We are indebted TO Walter ID.
Wise for an invitation to the com
mencement OF the College Of Physi-
clans and Surgeons, Thursday, May
31st. Walter willreceive his degree
OF Doctor Of Medicine on that day.
We wish him an abundant measure
Of success and we know be deserves
it.
BY reference to the clipping from
the Baltimore Evening Nelos printed
In another column, it will be seen
that our townsman, States Attor-
ney B. Harris Camalier, will not be
candidate for the Congressional
nomination this year. Mr.. Cana
lier's views are stated 10 the Neics
article.
On Monday, June 4th, the Annual
Strawberry Festival Of the lmInacu-
late Conception Congregation, Me-
chanicsville, will take place. Sup
per from 4 to 7:3O. A noted play by
noted players at ) clock, to be fol-
lowed by dancing and refreshments.
Part Of the proceeds will be sent TO
San Francisco sufferers.
The Democratic party Of the Fifth
Congressional District will put up
good and a strong candidatein the
coming campaign. Capt. Smith, OF
Prince Georges, is willing to try
conclusions with Mr.. Mudd. and
what's the matter with John B.
Gray or William Il HELEN, Of Cal
vert. We have the men TO beat Mr.
Madd; the only thing we needs the
money.
Wednesday, May 30, 1906, Miss
Lucille Camalier. eldest daughter Of
B. Harris Camalier. Esq. was mar
ried to Benjamin Combs, youngest
son Of Hon. Robert G. Combs. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
P. J. OiConnell, S. J. 4, pastor Of St.
Aloysius Church Immediately az
ter the ceremony. the young couple
took the steamer for Washington,
whence they will take a short trip