Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-09-09
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o. Morgan and give him call.
John J. Jenkins. of Baltimore, is
q guest OF Hotel st. Mary's, Leon
ardtOwn.
Misses Nellie and Alice Fen wick
OF Washin. ton. are visiting rela-
tives in Leonardtown.
Willie LOngmore, Of Park Hall.
il visiting friends and relatives IN
Baltimore and Washington.
Oliver L. Bell and family. Of New
York, formerly OF this county, are
guests OF Hotel ST. Mary's.
Saul Levinson il now at home In
Leonardtown and will remain here
during September Court. See adv.
Until further notice the SUNDAY
Masses at Sacred Heart Church and
Holy Angels Chapel will be at z and
10, A. NJ.
State Auditor George r. Ash.
was In Leonardtown, Tuesday and
examined the Clerks and Register
OF Wills Offices.
Many st. Mary's teachers are in
Annapolis attending Joint Teach.
ers' Institute for the Southern
Maryland Counties.
George Neal. colored, died In
Washington. Saturday last. He
was a good man and bis death is a
real loss 20 the community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Robinson.
Of Philadelphia, are visiting rela-
tives in st. Mary's. Mr.. Robinson
is q nephew OF the late Mrs. p. FL.
Dorsey.
Richard G. Moore and wife and
daughter. who have been summer
ing at Hotel Lawrence, returned
tOtheir Washington home last Tues
day.
T. Fred. Morris and son of Wash
ington, are visiting relatives In st.
Mary's. Mr. Norris brought his
daughter to the Sisters Academy,
LeonardtOwn.
Cards are out announcing the
marriage OF Miss Clara Cleveland
Insley 70 Mr.. Edward StClair Buck
Ter. The ceremony was performed
At Tyaskin. Md.
Mrs. ]. K. M. Raley and Miss
Clair Burgaser, OF Forest Park,
Baltimore, who have been visiting
relatives and friends in Leonard
town. returned Tuesday.
Capt. Gus Langrell OF the schoon.
or Virginia was over hauled by the
oyster police schooner Bessie Jones
last Monday in Colton's bend with
understood oysters and was assessed
$27.
Studies were resumed at ST.
Mary's Academy. Leonardtown, last
Tuesday. From present indications
this bids fair TO the banner year cf
the school, which is one of the best
In the State.
City visitors are returning to
their homes and steamers on the
Potomac route are crowded almost
every trip. IL is seldom that a
stateroom can be secured unless it
has been engaged sometime ahead.
A party composed of Capt. and
Mrs. Burlingame, Mr.. aud Mrs. Bur-
dett. Miss Alta Plowden and Mr..
Edgar Sheppard, on the Della of
Washington, are enjoying q two
week s cruise in the lower Potomac
and Britton's Bay.
On Tuesday. September q, the
young ladies Of Leonardtown will
give dramatic entertainment for
the benefit Of the new boys acade-
my-Leonard Hall. The drama will
be good one and all who attend
will enjoy themselves and contrib.
ute TO most worthy cause.
At meeting OF the stockholders
Of the Southern Maryland Telephone
Company, held at Mecharicsville,
September 3. instant. an issue OF
$4,000 Of FIRST mortgage bonds
was determined on. The money
derived from the sale OF the bonds
Is to be used TO pay of the existing
indebtedness Of the company and
for betterments. New switch
bonds will be installed at the differ
emit ''centrals" and old phones be
replaced by new ones. A new
board is now In at Leonardtown aud
Mr.. Renard, OF the Western Elec-
trio Co., is at work at Mechanics
vile putting in new board there
From Mechanicsville, he is to 90 70