Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-06-03
LOCalViSe and Otherwise.

Judge Camalier leaves today to
try some postponed cases 10 Charles
County.
Miss La Baker. Of Washington
IL visiting Mrs. A. r. Fen wick, of
Leonardtown.
We are indebted 70 Sister Mary
Cstbarine for On invitation TO the
commencement at Nazareth.
The public In invited to attend
the commencement at st. Mary's
Seminary, Thursday. Jane 10.
Mrs. J. z. N. Sterling, of Cane
Charles, Va, 10 visiting her SON.
Mr.. L. j. Sterling. Leonardtown.
The Public Schools will close uue
18th, instant. The last work OF the
session will be devoted 70 pupils
examinations.
Mr.. Vernon Dorsey, and his moth.
or. and aunt, Miss Di Costigiu. OF
Washington, are at their summer
home In st. Msry's.
We return thanks In Col. Josiah
Turner for copies Of the San Auto.
MO Ezpress sud Of II Monterrey Nescs
The Ns,os Ia printed entirely In
Spanish.
The attention Of stockholders In
our local Telephone Company il in
vited 70 the Circular Letter OF the
Executive Committee printed In
another column.
Mrs. Stuart Edmonds, of Winches.
ter, Va. accompanied by Miss Mary
Waters, formerly of Leouardtown.
are visiting relatives and friends In
Leonardtown.
We thank Miss Ethel Moore Vail,
Of Solomon q, o member of the grad.
uating class Of Western Maryland
College for an invitation 70 the com.
mencement Of that institution, June
18th.
Mrs. Myrtle z. Tippett, widow OF
the late DR.. Lewis n. Tippets, died
nc the residence Of her father, Alex.
Beal. So. IniRo's district. May 18th,
1909. in the 3lst year Of her age.
May she rest In peacel
Tuesday, the pupils of ST. Mary's
Academy enjoyed an excursion TO
Stones Wharf, 50. Clements Bay.
On the return trip their boats ran
into 0 squall. A full account will
appear In our next paper.
We are indebted 10 J. Manning
Russell for an invitation to attend
the commencement exercises Of the
West Virginia University, June Is.
Mr.. Russell will receive the degree
Of B. s. @. K. Our congratulations
The May Procession at st. Alloy
sius' Church, Leonardtown, was
beautiful and impressive. There
were over two hundred In line, and
the attendance % the church was 90
large that many could not get In the
building.
Hagan and COINS Polite vaude-
Vile Company will show at Leonard
town. June IL. II and Is. This is o
good company and those who At
tend will enjoy O pleasant evening.
Tickets. 10. % and 90 cents. Doors
open ut 7:30.
oosuEuHy L1Sb JUS. nsU olou nOrS9
became entangled in q piece OF tel
ephone wire near Jones' Store, Leon
ardtown, and was thrown fat. The
wires in other places are dangling
and dangerous and should be re-
moved from the public roads.
Wednesday. June 18th. instant.
will be commencement day OF ST.
Mays Academy, Leenardtown.
This years graduating class will
DO Misses Mary Agnes Dixon, Mary
Alice Bethel, Frances Maud Stone,
Anna Dell M:lburn and Bertha Re-
becca Jarboe.
Mrs. Mary e. Hayden. relict OF
the late Leo Fl. Hayden died nc her
home In Baltimore city, May &c,
1909, aged Il years. The funeral
took place from the home OF her SON.
in-law, Claude q. Lloyd. Saturday.
There was q solemn Requiem Mass
In Sc. Martins Church for the re-
pose Of her soul. The interment
was In the new Cathedral cemetery.
May she rest In peacel