Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-04-19

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last Tuesday.
Several favors of correspondents
are unavoidably omitted from this
week s issue.
Miss Nellie Plowden Of Bushwood /,
is visiting Miss Agnes Ching,
Leonardtown.
Miss Nancy Combs, Of Baltimore, Is
visiting her Aunt, Mrs. Susie Lok-
or, Leonardtown.
On our first page this week we
print an original story and other
articles OF local interest.
B Howard Hannah Esq, Of Balti-
more has been visiting Hon. Chas.
S. Grason. ST. Mary's.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Ethelbert Raley
and son. OF Baltimore, are visiting
Mrs. Raley's mother, Leonardtown.
Miss Ruth Camalier, Of Leonard
town, has returned from an extend
ed visit to friends and relatives in
Baltimore.
In this issue we print two Of the
Public Local Laws passed at the re-
{ cent session OF the Legislature.
Read them.
The County Teachers Association
will meet next Friday, April 10th,
instant. All the teachers are ex
pected to attend.
Edward A. Dunbar, Of st. Inigo's,
expects to return to Boonville, Ohio,
ere long. Mr., Dunbar has been at
home since last Fall
Mrs. Chenoworth, nee Miss An
ME Scho6eld, OF Baltimore, has been
visiting the family OF Willard Moore,
Cedar Point Hundred.
Charles Davis ADD Raymond Hold
en-, both Of Washington, have been
on q visit TO the family OF Register
OF Wills ]. P. Greenwich.
We invite attention to the adver-
tisement OF Yellow Dent Seed Corn
for sale by Robt. d. Blackstone,
River Springs. Try it.
Hereafter the Telephone Centrals
will be closed at I'm. on Sundays.
Only important calls will be handled
after that hour on Sundays.
II will be worth special trip TO
Baltimore TO see the Prince Of
India. at the Academy Of Music.
Read the notice on our first page,
Crabs are likely 10 be plentiful
the coming season. One day last
week while taking up some planted
oysters, Douglas Butler colored !.
caught % large hard crabs.
The Calico Sociable at St. John S
Church, Easter Monday evening,
was great success and its mana
gers deserve much credit We do
not know the amount realized.
W. Francis Dent, lately OF No. 3
Tobacco Warehouse has secured a
position as bookkeeper for Tren.
chard q Brother. Gumberry. N. @.
tbs good position and we congra-
tulate Mr.. Dent.
The School Board was 10 session
Tuesday aud audited Teachers Re-
ports for the term ended April 10th.
instant. The Superintendent will
have salary checks ready for deli.
very Friday next.
Henry Carberry, colored, died at
the residence OF his son in law, Will
liam Dorsey, April IL, 1906, aged
76 years. He was at one time the
leading colored Republican politi-
clan in St. Mary's. He was man
of strong common sense, and was a
( good representative of the best ele-
sent OF his race. May he rest In
peace.
Al Tuesdays meeting Of the
Irnssees Of ST. Mary's Female Semi
nary lt-as determined to build a
Commenceln.ut Hall outof the recent
Legislative APPROPRIATION. Abuild-
ing committee was banned as follows:
Hon. ]. Parran n~p.@ ..fsii--s ~.
Dyer, Charles Abel. j. Thomas
Broome, Thos. F. Foxwell, Stephen
M Jones.
William H. Brown died at his res
idence, Leonardtown district, Fri.
day, April 10, 1905, aged rs years.
Mr.. Brown was anindustrious, pro-
gressive farmer who made many
blades Of grass grow where but few
grew before. He was good citizen
and leaves behind him record Of
duty faithfully performed. May be
rest In peace.
The Circuit Court. Associate