Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-06-13
LOCalViSe and Otherwise.

six hogs killed by lightning.
Miss Charlotte May Fenwick, OF
Washington. is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. +. v. King. LeOnardtown.
The Orphans aud Commissioners
Courts were in session on Tuesday.
See proceedings in another column.
Rev. e. J. Dewitt. S. J., will ad-
dress the graduates of St. Mary. q
Academy. at the commencement,
June Is.
We return thanks for invitations
TO the Commencement at the Sisters
Academy, Leonardtown. Tuesday.
June Is.
The Supervisors Of Elections met
Tuesday last and appointed the
Judges OF Election who are TO act as
Registers OF Voters.
The closing exercises ofSt. Mary's
Academy. Leonardtown, will take
place next Tuesday. June 18th,
instant, at lOA NJ.
Miss Ethel Joy, who has been at
tending Western Maryland College.
Westminster, has returned home
for the Summer vacation.
We are indebted to Professors
M 5000. ond Ear -;olr 10.
to the commencement at Charlotte
Hall. Also TO Prof. Coad.
Miss Annie NJ. Turner. of Leon
ardtown, was one Of the graduates
of Hannah Moore Academy. at the
commencement last Tuesday.
Tuesday, Justice Herbert CON-
mitted to Jail Tom Johnson. colored.
charged with vagrancy. Officer W.
C. Mattingly made the arrest.
Miss Cora B. Key, daughter of
Judge Joseph Fl. Key, of Leonard
town, was graduated from the Balti-
more Latin School on Friday OF last
week.
We are indebted TO Miss Lillian
Turner for invitations to the CON-
mencement at St. Mary's Female
Seminary, Wednesday, June 10. in
slant.
Aloysius F. King. OF Leonard
town, left Tuesday last to visit the
Jamestown ExposiTion. He went
with the Maryland Democratic Edi-
tors Association.
Mrs. Ohio S. Lee and little daugh-
ter, Margaret, OF Bel Air. who have
been visiting Mrs. Lees parents.
Major and Mrs. Bradshaw at The
Willows" returned Friday.
We have several favors Of CORES
pondents on hand which will receive
attention at an early date Because
of extra work, we have been unable
to got them in type for this issue.
SIR. and Mrs. ". G. Bond, If Club
II sd, Roland Park, and their two
hliIe daughters are visiting the
jamestown Exposition, Virginia
Beach AID FORTRESS More. Snp.
The 81. Msrys Racing Associa-
tion met SATURDAY. last. Officers
were elected and committees appoint
ed. Preparations for the Summer
Races will he begun in the near fu-
ture
W. +. Greenwell's Kalos and +.
ID. Abe1l's Russell G. are training
for the races. Both horses show
good form and will give a good ac-
count of themselves when the bell
taps.
JudsOn Banks, an aged and res
pecGed celored man of the St. Gle
ments hundred, died suddenly last
Sunday morning. He was liked by
all who know him. May he rest in
peacel
St. Aloysius' Church. Leonard
town, was beautifully decorated for
the Confirmation services last Sun
day. The singing was very fine.
Bishop Curtis preached an admira-
BILE sermon.
Derby A. Lynch, of Baltimore, was
in Leonardtown last week attending
TO legal business. Derby is entire
ly correct in his statement that
there is mo place like st. Msry's
for home"
Sunday last, the Leonardtown.
Juniors defeated the Morganza team.
by a score of % to 6. The batteries
were: Bullock and Longmore, for
Leouardtown; Parsons and Russell,
for Morganza.
Flour has advanced 30 cents q
barrel; spool cotton is up to 6 cents
q spool; sugar is now cents per
pound. but the BEACON stays at a
dollar year, and We need the dol
lar to meet expenses.
There was game Of baseball on
the Leonardtown diamond last Mon
day between the Charlotte Hall
cadets and the Mechanicsville Athle-
tie Climb The MachanicsviIles won