Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-07-11
LOCalViSe and Otherwise.

NOIIce our uTSt page Tor addition
oil matter OF local interest.
Miss Carey Penn, Of Glindon, is
visiting Miss Sherley Jones. Leon
ardtOwn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ramey, of
Baltimore. are visiting relations in
St Mary's.
Mrs. Mary Cough. of Philadel-
phia, is visiting Mrs. <. Leigh Nor
gan, LeOnardtcwn.
Mrs. Ida Ford, OF Baltimore. is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. Nj.
LOker, Leonardtown.
Several favors of correspondents
are crowded out of this week S paper
and will appear in cor next.
Mrs. V. Tesla Abel and daueh-
ter. OF baltimore are visiting Mr.. C.
Hayden Russell, Clements.
The Orphans and Commissioners
Courts were in session last Tues
day. See proceedings elsewhere.
Mrs. Francis Dent and daughter,
of Gumberry. N. c., are isiting the
family of Capt. w. ii. b. Wise, Leon
ardtOwn.
Miss Linda Thomson. of Baltimore.
who has been visiting Miss Ethel
Joy, Leonardtown. has returnsd 70
her home.
The yield of wheat in St. Mary's
will likely De short. There is an
abundance of straw, but the heads
are not filed.
Mrs. Samuel r. Tabler and Miss
Elizabeth Towson. of Baltimore, are
visiting their sister, Mrs. X. Clarke
Abel, Leonardtown.
Misses Anna, Lucy and Master
Walter Alvey, of Baltimore, are Wis
ting their grandfather. Mr.. J. J.
Alvey, ChapLico district.
Messrs Welmer Briscoe, Charles
br'scoe anu Miss Sue Briscoe, OF
Baltimore are visiting the family
of Thos. II Bond, Hollywood.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Speilman and family,
oil Glindon. who have been visiting
Mrs. L. A. Jones, returned to their
home on Wednesdays steamer.
There will 30 no service at ST.
Peters Chapel Leonardtown, ON
next Sunday, The Rector will hold
service on that afternoon at st.
Georges Island. at Am.
Read the publication of the Sum-
mer Schedule of the Potomac Line
Steamers in this issue and note that
steamers are To leave LeOnardtOwn
At o. A. M. and not at 8 as formly.
We have been forwarded q sam
pie oil new kind OF potatoes now
being grown by B. b. Love, OF Nor.
CANA, the popularity of which is
that the tuoers grow ON the vine
aad none on thecoots.
Mrs. Jane Payne died at the res
ldence OF her son, James Payne, Pa
tuxent district, July z. 1907. She
was pious Christian woman whose
whole life was spent in doing good,
May she rest in peace!
Mrs, Fannie <. Spencer, her
daughter, Mrs. Charles g. Riley, son
and daughter, of Madison, Wis. are
u Lravers Retreat, Piney Point,
tor July and August, Mrs Spencer
Is sister of z. N. Petit.
July 1, the Mechanicsville team
defeated the Waterside nine by a
score OF Is to3. The batteries were;
Mattlngly and r. Burroughs for
Mechanicsville, and ID. Burroughs
and Davis for Waterside.
Z. b. Edwards, son OF Mr.. and
MRS. Thomas .. Edwards, OF Chap
tco, who has been with the South
ern K x. Co., for the past four
Years. has oeen transferred to Mo.
Ollie, Ala, where he has charge of
the Insurance department. OF the
Mobile d Ohio railroad. We con-
graduate our young friend upon his
success.
The Mechanicsville Athletic Club
and the Bryantown Baseball Team
nave arranged aserieS of four games
70 De played on the Leonardtcwn
ana bryantOwn diamonds an follows
bryantown, July 10 and 30,
LLeonardtown, July aud August 6.
NJ. Don't and Ed. E1elen, whose re-
p1tatlons as pitchers is so we'll
known will do the honors for the re-
spective teams.