Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-08
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Messrs. Robert and Ridgley Ford,
OF Baltimore, are visiting relatives
In st. Mary's.
Mr.. Milton R. Graves and wife Of
Washington. d. c.. are visiting his
mother at Oak Hsll.
Mrs. VIM. r. RABBIT and children
are visiting the family Of Sylvester
Adams. Mechanicsvile.
Mr.. E. Reardon Buckler. OF Wash
ington, d. g., is spending q few days
with his parents at OakviIle.
Mrs. Roach Abel aud daughter.
Of Washington. are visiting the
family Of F. o. Morgan, Leonard
town.
tMrs. w. B. Burch and children,
y Baltimore, have been visiting
their sister, Mrs Mary Cromwell.
at Hunters Retreat"
Mrs. T. r.. @. Herbert and
daughter. Of Leonardtown, have re-
turned from ten days visit TO re-
latives in Washington
Raymond Robinson. Of Mechanics
vile. left last Monday for trip to
Savannah, Ca. with his father
Capt. ]. Dent Robinson.
Among the recent visitors TO Loon
ardtown are: Ford Edelen, Jos.
Murphy. Fenwick Edelen. Allin
Seward, all Of Baltimore.
Miss Lillian Graves, oldest daugh-
ter Of z. T. Graves. near Laurel
Grove, is visiting her uncle John e,
Harding. Of Richmond. Va.
Mrs. John B. Abel aud son, Mas
ter John Lee Abel. Of Washington,
D. o., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Lee Mattingly at ''Buena Vista. 2
Mr.. Frederick Turner, OF Owings
Mills. Baltimore Co., who has been
visiting his brother, Rev. w. X. b.
Turner. Leonardtown, has returned
TO his home.
Thursday last valuable colt be-
long TO Francis Holt, OF Clements,
was killed by q bolt Of lightning
while standing under the shed Of
Mr.. w. r. Saxton S barn. The barn
was not damaged.
Mrs. E. X. Lewis. 81 Washington,
d. O.. announces the marriage ii
her daughter. Cora Lee Lewis, TO
Mr.. Charles Stewart Early, OF
Brandywine. Md. on March 30, 1907,
by the Rev. Mr.. Vim. j. Morton,
OF Christ Church, Alexandra.
Thursday last, Daniel w. Marina.
duke. and Miss Bertha Rowe, both
OF WestmorLand county, Va, crossed
the Potomac W Leonardtown and
were married In tbs parlor u Hotel
Lawrence. Rev. AR. Willridge, al
the Acknowledgement, performed tne
ceremony. Mr.. Marmaduks stated
that he had watched eight nights be-
fore ths opportunity ralllip Tor MIN ~
elOpe with his bride.
IL is announced in the Washing
ton Tort tnaG kew. A. ). y Uonnsil,
.. J /. Of Leonardtown, is to b. sue.
ceeded by Rev. Father Fink, 81 ST.
Aioysins, washington. u. v. During
the iOur years u his mlsslUn III
Lsonaratown. Fatner y Council mas
made many trends and his congrs-
CATION mas been benefited ana ip.
structed Dy his earnest, eloquent,
practical ssrm0ns. May blessings
attend hln Wherever no goes.
The announcement that Rev. r.
j. Y CARROT, would DO srAnsIsreu Il
Woodstock, Md, occasionsd most
sincere grIeL IN this section. la tho
brief space Of his ministry, nc
priest who ever served here has
80 endeared himself 20 the paopIe ol
Ibis Mission. Az 81. Jvnn Iasl
, sunday. there WAS most genuine
grisf when i was told that their
pastor would leave them. and many
Of the congregation were moved 10
tears.
While repairing az iron pump al
Capt. Dent Robinson's, July ~,
Sylvester Adams, had very mar
row escape from being killed. He
had drawn the pump several feet Ia
the cir by derrick when the head
OF the pump separated from the pipe
and fell 70 the ground striking him
o glanclng blow, cutting his head In
three places and hurting his should
81 very badly. DR.. Morgan dres.
sed the wound and heisnow getting
better.