Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-01-11


moved his law Office from8 e Frank
lin Street. Baltimore, TO room 722
Law Building.
VIM. Meverell Loker, attorney OF
this town has moved bis Office TO the
Enterprise building, where he will
be pleased TO see his friends.
The Christmas decorations in St.
Aloysius Church. Leonardtown,
were exceptionally beautiful and
the music was unusually fine.
The Bank Of ST Mary's still has
few OF it's calendars for distribution.
Depositors and prospective deposit
tors who wish a calendar will please
call at the bank.
See our first page for Extracts
from the Governors Message, Civ
ing in brief the principal recommen-
dations made by His Excellency to
the General Assembly.
In our last issue we we're correct
in the weight and price Of Mrs. Jas.
T. Blair's turkeys but wrong in the
number. There were but ten turkeys
and they sold for $3O.27.
We call special attention Of policy
holders 10 the Montgomery Mutual
to the advertisement Of George r.
Garner, Agent. Pay your FIRE in
surance. Delays are dangerous.
The Farmers Institute, held in
the Court House, Friday and Satur-
day last, was the best attended ever
held in ST. Mary $ The lectures
were entertaining and instructive.
Get vaccinated and see to it that
every member OF your family is vac
cinated Safeguard as far as posi-
BILE against an epidemic Of smallpox
Be wise to day. Tomorrow may be
too late.
L. E. Mumford. Esq, Of Cape
Charles, President OF the Bank Of
st. Mary's. arrived 10 Leonardtown
per Sundays steamer His many
friends here were much pleased TO
see him.
Monday last. while seated at. the
table, Judge ] H Parsons suffered
slight attack Of heineplegia. DR..
Johnson attended him and hopes 70
have him out and about in q few
days.
In the first annual distribution of
thesState School Tax for 1905. for the
quarter from January to March, ST.
Marys allotment is A,3ll 7S.
Charles will receive $4,3l4 81, and
Calvert, $2,5O9.s4.
We print on our 6rst page timely
article from the EllicotI City Times
on Cattle. Though dealing pri-
marily with conditions in Howard
county, the article 10 question may
be read with profit by farmers in ST.
Mary's and other counties.
Kemper A. Welt, Of Leonardtown,
has been appointed one Of the door
keepers Of the House Of Delegates at
Annapolis and left Wednesday 70
enter upon his duties. He secured
the place through Delegate Chas. v.
Hayden, Jr. Our congratulations.
That there is case Of smallpox
near Palmer S, Milestown district,
seems settled. The victim is Vir-
GINA negro who came TO the county
on the Md. Va. 81 Del. r. r Co.'S
steamer about the last Of December.
DR.. Palmer has the case 10 charge,
The stockholders Of the Bank Of
81. Mary's met Tuesday and reel
ected the old Board Of Directors
adding Jynwood ]. Sterling, Of
Leonardtown 70 the number. After
the directors took the oath OF Office
they organized and reelected the
old officers.
January rs, instant, Mr.. and Mrs.
Judson ) Alvey, OF Morganza, will
celebrate the fiftieth anniversary Of
their wedding. Mrs Alvey was
Miss Ann r. Graves. Mr. and Mrs.
Alvey have FIVE children and ten
grandchildren. We hope they may
live to celebrate their diamond we'd
ding.
Miss Dora Welt and Mr.. Gregory
Nuthall were married at St. Alloy
sjus' Church, Leonardtown. last
Tuesday evening Rev. P.J. O'Con-
nell, S. r., performed the ceremony.
Lewis u. Welt, brotherof the bride,
and Miss Rose Nuthall, sister Of the
groom, were the attendants. Our
congratulations.
Bernard G. Johnson and Miss
Mary Il. Abel we're united IN the
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