Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-07-22
LocalEise and Otherwise.

Miss Eleanor Duke, Of Baltimofe.
Is visiting relatives in Ieouardtown.
Il is expected that work will soon
begin on the State road inst. Mary's
Mr.. and Mrs. LaGard JoaeES Of
Baltimore. are visiting in Leonard
town.
Mrs. Charles Sterling and dauRb-
ter, Edna, are visiting relatives ID
ST. Mary's,
Mrs. H. w. Robertson and daugh-
ter of Baltimore, are visiting rela-
tives 10 Leonardtown.
Dan @. Combs, Of the Baltimore
Bar Is visiting bis parents at
Eldon, near Leonardtown.
The Festival for st. Georges
Church, near Valley Lee, will take
place on August 3 that Of ST. Mich
ulas Church on August ii. Further
details later
The Hollywood boys have again
defeated the LeOnardt0wn Juniors
by score Of II to 6, and they are
now open TO engagements with any
nine of not over 10 year old boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Foard and
daughter, Mary, Of Baltimore, are
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Messick Of Benedict Charles Co.
and also Mr.. and Mrs. J. Copsey,
of ST. Mary's.
Rev. e. d. Boone, S. r.. former
pastor OF st. Aloysius' Church, this
town, was here on short visit this
week. Father Boone has many
friends In ST. Mary's and they re-
greet that his stay was SO short.
Some Of the announced candidates
for nominations In the Democratic
primaries have decided to Withdraw
from the contest and in consequence
their names will not appear In list
published In our first column.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Abel and son.
Jno. Lac and Miss Anna May Melton.
of Washington. d. G. aud Mr.. Writ
Harrison, OF College Park, Nd. have
been guests Of Mrs. 7. Lee Mating
ly, 'Buena Vista, near Leonardtown.
Under the instructions OF the At.
torney General no one but register.
ed voters will be allowed to vote Ia
the primaries. II your name does
not appear upon the registration
books you cannob vote either In the
primaries or general election.
Brother Paul. OF the Xavierian
brotherhood, and DIR. Saxton, OF
Baltimore, are guests at the Jesuit
Residence 10 Leonardtown They
are going over the ground prepare
tory TO opening the new college at
Thornly, near Leonardtown.
Spencer @. Viett died at bis resi-.
dence | Leonardtown, Friday last,
aged 30 years. He had been sick
for long time. Funeral Services
were held at 81. Aloysius' Church,
Sunday afternoon. Rev. Father Shelby
officiating. Mr.. Welt Is survived
by wife and daughter. May he
rest In peacsl
The Gray Eagle. Miner Engi.
neering Company, Of Washington,
d. O.. hydraulic suction dredge Is
widening and deepening the channel
OF Britton's Bay and will take up
about IL, 900 Gu. yds. Capt. Tillett.
Of Washington. d. O., and Inspect r
Bagley OF u. g. Engineering Office
are looking after the work.
John Gray was brought 10 Jail
Thursday last by Sheriff Dent, com.
mitted by Justice George r. Garner
on the charge Of shooting eolored
man named Lum Brown. The shoot
ing Occuredon "Indiantown. Gray
wasapprehended, given hearing,
committed and In the custody OF
the Sheriff hours after the shoot
ing.
Messrs. Thomas B. Turaar, J.
Frank Parran, q. Goldstine, Young
D. Hance, g. Frank Hardesty, Jas.
H. Gurdiser and George d. Turner.
OF Prince Frederick, spent a few
hours Ia Leonardtown last Thurs.
day. They sailed around In the
schooner, Martin Sylvester, Capt.
Sidney Bryant and Capt. B. M.
WOODBURY., OF Solomon s, accompan-
led them In bis gasoline launch.