Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-11-11
LOCalEise and Otherwise.

OF personal property and attend
them. You will End bargains.
Attend the lectures at the Agri-
cultural Steamer. The date at the
Town Wharf Is next Tuesday.
In our next issue we will com
plete Rob Of the Bowl" and will
have our first page free for other
matter.
Judge Camalier IL holding court
In Calvert county and from there
will 90 TO In Plata for the Novem-
Der Term.
Bishop Harding, Of Washington,
has beer visiting the Churches Of
his faith in st. Mays. II Ia bis
FIRST official visit 10 the county since
bis elevation 70 the Bishoprick.
At Tuesday 3 meeting. the County
Commissioners passed the election
expense bills as audited by the Su-
pervisors. and Clerk Loker will
issue certificates on application.
Roy W. Bell made 167 barrels. 2
tubs OF corn from II acres. Alex.
Smith shocking the corn. The first
year Mr.. Bell worked the field, the
yield was 40 barrels and 2 tubs.
c. W. Kennard. u Mechanics
Vile. is the holder Of the motorcycle
record having lately ended a 203O-
mile tour. Mr.. Kennaad travelled
through New York and Pennsylva-
mia and as far West as Garrett, Ind.
At River Springs on Nov. 10. John
L Reh will give benefit for public
school, No. 3 in the 7th district.
This school building is too small and
the proceeds OF the entertainment
will be used to enlarge the building.
Don fail 70 attend.
The barges Mob Jack and Dias-
cond, loadt d with stone for the State
road, are at Leonardtown wharf un
loading. The schooner Loon is also
10 harbor with o load of coal for the
road engines. and the schooner A.
II. Quinbyis taking on o load OF ties.
By the death Of Ellen Ogle Thorn
as. widow of the late Capt. George
Thomas. Southern Maryland has lost
one OF it's most cultured ladies.
Mrs. Thomas was o model wife,
mother and friend, and her death
IS = loss TO the community in which
she lived.
J. G. Howard. promoter. expects
to call ameeting OF the shareholders
Of the L.eonardtown Cigar Company
next week. The gentleman who Is
expected to take charge OF the fac
tory will likely be present. This
enterprise ought to be o great sue
cess and be OF material benefit TO
the county.
Train now leaves Mechanicsville
at 1890, p. NJ, instead OF 2:2O p. H..
as heretofore. The Pope's Greek
train arrives at Brandywine about
an hour earlier than under the old
schedule and passengers TO Balti-
more and Washington reach those
cities at @ more seasonable hour.
Don't forget the change in the time
for leaving Meohsnicsville.
The contractor In charge of the
work on the State bridge near Leon
ardtown expects TO have the bridge
completed by November Is. The
bridge will not, however, be open
for travel until thirty days after it's
completion, that time being requir.
cd for 10 10 season aud set.' When
it is accepted by the State and open
ed for travel. the contractor and en-
Gineers in charge expect to suitably
celebrate the occasion.
On October 18th, ultimo. at Christ
Church. Chaptico, Miss Lucy Cough
was married 70 Rev. W. J. Wright.
Bishop Alfred Harding officiating.
Mr.. Wright is an Episcopal minis
ter and has been in charge OF the
church in Chaptico. The bride Ia
the daughter of Mrs Rebecca Hay
den Cough and the late Wilfred
Cough and In one Of sweetest and
most charming girls in this section.
We congratulate the Rev. Mr..
Wright upon the great prize he has
won and wish the young couple q
long life Of prosperity and happi-
ness. Rev. Oscar Zeigler, Rector Of
All Faith Church was best man and
Mira. John B. Key was matron Of
honor.