Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-30
LOCalViSe and Otherwise.

LssOnAFutOWn, laSb week.
The Bishop of Washington will
preach at st. Peters church, Leon
ardtown. Thursday. May 30, at 4.
Pm
The continued cold weather is
very disheartening to farmers, but
we are in hopes OF better weather
coming.
Read the notice of County Treas
urer Combs, published in this issue.
and meet him when he visits YOUR
district.
On our first page we print a letter
from Norfolk giving an account of
one of the greatest attractions OF the
"Warpath.
Mrs. VIM. Meverell Loker and
son, Leslie, of Leonardtown. who
have been visiting in Baltimore have
returned.
Confirmation will begin in the
Catholic Churches OF st. Mary's
county, next Monday. June 3, at
Mechanicsville.
Judge Crane. who has been at
tending the Circuit Courts of Prince
Georges aud Charles counties. will
likely return to his home today.
The Sunday Suns political pro-
phet foretells the nomination of John
Writ Randall, of Annapolis, as the
Republican candidate for Governor.
The St. Mary's Lumber Company
has purchased of S. Paul Hayden,
OF Leonardtown, his saw mill, togeth-
or with lath and shingle attachment.
Charles ]. Evans, OF st. Mary's
county, died at Montevue Hospital,
Frederick, Md, May %, 1907. He
was sent to the Hospital. June %,
1873.
Friday last. Mrs. Lafferty and
Miss Lillia Dent, of Oakley. accom-
panied by Mr.. Harry Jones, OF Leon
ardtown, paid the B eacon an appre-
ciated visit.
Mrs. p. w. Link. of Brooklyn, N.
Y, who has been visiting hor mother,
Mrs. S. D. Wilson, Leonardtown,
left for home last Sunday, much to
the regret of friends here.
Mr.. Davidson and son, OF Hanover,
Pa, arrived on today's steamer with
their assistants, to begin work on
the lighting. heating and hydraulic
plant for Hotel st. Mary's.
Aunt Dinah's Quilting Party"
will be rendered at the Town Hail.,
LeOnardtOwn, next Monday, June3,
for the benefit Of All Saints and st.
Andrew : Parishes See ad.
Next Tuesday. June 4. proximo,
will he the day for the sale Of pro.
perties advertised in default Of taxes.
II your property is in the list, be on
hand and project your interests.
Wednesday last, Justice Cotton,
OF Milcs;own district, fined Capt.
Edward Hayden $50 for violating
the Potomac Oyster Law. The ar
rest was made by the Bessie Jones.
Robert, seventeen year old son of
Jackson B Abel. died at his father S
residence in LeOnardtown district
last Saturday. The remains were
buried at st. Aloysius graveyard
on Monday.
Rev. Joseph +. Hanselman, S. J.,
Provincial OF the Maryland New
York Province. is making his an
nual visitation to different Jesuit
Missions. He spent few days in
st. Mary's.
There will be a meeting of the
Board of Managers of the Point Look
out Confederate Cemetery at Leon
ardtown, Monday, June 3, proximo.
All the members are earnestly re-
quested TO attend.
Monday last, quite o severe storm
OF wind. rain and hail passed over
portions of st. Mary's. In Deep
Falls section the hail is reported to
have been heavy and to have done
considerable damage.
May IL. 1907, ]. Merrick Frere,
Norfolk, Va, real estate broker,
sold for Mrs. Katherine L. Ebaugh,
OF Baltimore City, her farm on St.
Jerome's Greek, this county, to I'll.
ID. Lewis, of New York.
Alexander Hayden died May Is,
1907, at the residence of his mother,
Mrs. Mamie Hayden, 1880 Hollins
Street, Baltimore. Mr.. Hayden was
- years OF age and was q son of the
late Alex. Hayden. of Holly wood.
Because Of the late receipt of
several favOrs of correspondents we
were unable TO get them into type
in time for this week s issue. We
print on Wednesday in order to get
the paper in Thursday mornings
mail.
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