Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-10-06
LOCalViSe and Otherwise.

soon Is poSslOio.
Miss LOttie May Fenwick, Of
Washington. Is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Francis v. King. Leonardtown.
Don't forget the Wheeler Circ us,
booked 70 show In Leonsrd,own
Tuesday. October IL. instant. See
advertisement. This Ia said TO be
o real frst-class show.
F. o. Morgan. Of Leonard town.
has bought OF Mrs. Z. Leigh Nor
gan the old Morgan home situate be-
tween bis property and the residence
ofDr. +. T. Green we'll.
James J. Norris, OF Leonardtswn.
has purchased the dwelling former
ly occupied by Judge Camalier and
the old Boyd Restaurant building,
Leonardtown, for 81. 900.
Mr.. Geo. L Goodacre. OF Washing.
ton. formerly partner OF Mr.. Harry
Bowling, OF Leonardtown. was 10
st. Mary's last week, and bought 8
ponies OF Mr.. Andrews, of Clements.
Next Tuesday, the 11th. instant,
is the last chance to be registered
70 vote In this Falls election. n
your name Is not now on the books
or is not then put on, you cannot
vote this year.
DR.. Weems Petherbridge. OF Char.
lotte Hall, returned 10 his home the
mast week, after spending some time
at the home OF his sister. Miss Jen-
ME Petherbridge, at Dunkirk.-
Calvert Journal.
Mr.. Raymond X. Foxwell, son of
Postmaster Charles w. Foxwell, of
Leonardtown, has entered The Medi-
cal College OF the University Of
Maryland ct Baltimore. We wish
him great success in his chosen pro-
fession and hope be will be o great
doctor.
The Festival for the benefit OF
Holy Angels Hall, Milsstown dis
trict. held on September 9th, ulti,
mo, was grand success and cleared
all but remnant Of the debt from
the Hall. The total receipts were
over $4OO. Fuller account next
week.
Hon. J. Enos Ray. Jr.. will ad-
dress q meeting at St IniRo's, on
Thursday, October Is, instant. Gen.
Murray Vandiver and Senator Lin
thicum. Of Baltimore. will also
spfaF. The meeting will be called
promptly at2P. We hope there
will be large attendance.
Harry Bowling left Sunday last
for Marlboro TO start Bed worth,
10 the Free for All race; from MARI
boro'. he will take Bed worth Jr. to
Laurel, and then return home 10 get
the st Mary's racer in shape 10 90
against DR.. Chase, o lot trotter
and the fastest horse on the tri. city
circuit.
The barge Seneca, of Philadel-
phia, has been unloaded OF stone for
the State Road and has sailed, and
the barge Diascond. OF Philad el phIa,
Is now at Leonardtown wharf aud
unloading. The management of the
State Road is pushing the job rapid
ly to completion and Mr. Donnelly.
the superintendent, hopes to have
the LeOnardtown end OF the contract
surfaced before December.
The course OF three illustrated
lectures by Mr.. George Forbes,
With cO'0red lantern slides and mo-
ton pictures, will begin 81 Charlotte
Hall School on Friday evening. Octo-
Der 10th. From she testimonials In
In the illustrated booklet, OF which
We have . copy. IL is evident that
they are lectures Of such merit and
entertainment, that the people oil
st. Mary's County will do we'll 70
make an especial effort 70 be pre-
sent.
IL 10 q great pity that something
cannot be done 70 lay the dust In
the streets Of Leonardtown. The
road engines and their trailers have
worked the streets up until they
are covered with dust OF the consis-
tency Of -four which blows into the
residences along the way and makes
them almost uninhabitable. Super.
intendent Donnelly informs Us tina,
he will furnish Q sprinkling car,
and water II the Town fathers will
supply the motive power.
There were three disastrous firss
In St. Inigo's district last week
On Tuesday night. September 9th
as midnight. FIRE was discovered in
the West" Hotel near Millsr,s
Wharf and the building was soon
reduced 10 . heap Of ashes, some
men who were sleeping shersip
narrowly escaping with their lives.
At midnight on the following Wed.