Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-07-12

lamin ] Shermantine Justice Of the
Peace for the Bay District, vice
Jefferson B. Jarboe, deceased.
Mrs. Edward Raley and children,
Carroll and Madeline, OF Washing.
ton, are visiting the family Of Will
liam Y. Raley, Medley's Neck.
Prof. Frederic Hahn and wife, Of
Emmittsburg, and Seldom McLaugh-
lin. Esq, OF New York, are guests
OF Moore's Hotel, Leonardtown.
Monday night some one smashed
the window Of Stag Hall, " Leon
ardtown, and reached through the
hole and stole quart bottle Of
gin.
The Dinner and Tournament for
the benefit Of St. Johns Church
will be on the 9th day Of August,
next. Full particulars will be given
hereafter.
The Orphans and COMMISSIONER
Courts and the Supervisors OF Elec.
tion were in session Tuesday and
ia consequence quite crowd were
in the Town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius G. Hayden
and their three children, of Win.
nemucca. Nevada, are visiting Mr..
Hayden S sister, Mrs. Bernard NJ.
Guy, Clements.
Last week, the Jesuit Scholastics
came to S.. Inigo's Villa for their
annual outing. Among the priests
who accompanied them was Rev.
John A. Morgan, S. j.
On July 3, Comptroller Atk nson
1apportioned the state Free School
Fund. The allotment to ST. Mary i
was $l,293.01; Charles, 81, O52. O2,
and to Calvert 81 ,OO2 SO.
State S Attorney d. Harris Camas
lier, accompanied by Mrs Canal er,
left Tuesday evening last 10 attend
the meeting Of the Bar Association
at Ocean City. They expect to re-
turn Saturday next
Rev. Edward McGrath, S. j., OF
ST. Francis Xavier's Church, New
York, arrived in Leonardtown,
Monday and is giving an eight days
Retreat TO the Sisters OF Charity al
the Convent, this Town.
Mrs. ]. Frank Goldsborough and
daughter, Minnie, who have been
visiting relatives in New York,
have returned home accompanied
by Mrs. q. Il. Goldsborough, OF New
York, and Miss Nettie Sauter, OF
Washington.
Tuesdey last, Constable Zach. S.
Graves brought to Leonardtown,
and on warrant OF Justice II. c.
Adams. committed to Jail, Clarence
Carter, colored, charged with
breaking into the store OF G. g..
Burroughs & Bro, Mechanicsville,
and stealing therefrom suit OF
clothes and pair of shoes. The
Justice fixed Carter's bail at 5000.
About q week ago, three valuable
cattle in the Red Gate section were
killed by Paris Green licked from
the floor of an old meat-house on st.
Magaret's, an unoccupied farm. A
can containing the poison fell from
shelf and became mixed with brine
and salt on the floor. aud was thus
eaten by the cattle. or the cattle
killing, an OK belonged to q. A.
Norris; COW to Andrew Mattinqly
and an OK to Alex. Ferrall. The
loss is estimated at 1925.
MIR. CheIsey CAN'T, the son Of Rev.
J. Gibson CAN'T, was ordained
Deacon on Sunday, July s, at bis
fathers church in Denton, Md, by
Bishop Adams. His father pre-
scented him and Rev. w. T. Beaver
preached the sermon. During the
Summer, Mr.. Chesley CAN'T will
assist his father and on October i
will become assistant to Rev. Dr..
Huntington, Of Grace Church, New
York City, where be will have one
half Of his time 70 attend lectures at
Columbian University. Chesley
CAN'T S studies have been as follows
Five years at St. Paal's Parish
School; one year at the Buckingham
High School where he graduated;
two years ia Charlotte Hall, where
be also graduated. He then took a
three years course at the Virginia
Theological Seminary and gradual
Cd there. "a addition he has taken
ali hhe required canonicaI examlnat-
ions for the Diaeonate and Priest
hood