Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-02
LOCalViSe and Otherwise.

Lack Of space prevents our pub
fishing in this week g issue sever
al communications.
Byron S. Andrews. ESQ, of
Washington. bought the old Joe
Johnson property at Trustee s
Sale last Tuesday for 1926.
Excavations have begun for the
new dwelling of J. p. Greenwell
in Leonardtown. George f. Her
bert is the builder and architect.
There will be a game of baseball
between the McDonough Institute.
OF La Plata, and the Leonardtow
nine, next Saturday. June 4, at
Leonard Hall. Don't fail TO attend
There will be an entertainment
at Maryland Springs Public School
on Friday. June 3. instant. Exer-
cises will begin at 8:3O.PM Dane
ing will follow. Refreshments will
be served. Admission, % cents.
Tho unexpected happened in last
Mondays game OF baseball between
Charlotte Hall and Leonardtown
and our boys gave the champions
a decided trouneing, beat, ng them
by a score OF to4. The game
was a good one and was we'll at
tended.
John r. Mudd, OF Charles coun.
ty, was in LeOnardtown last Tues.
day. representing Mr.. Ii. +. Brad lev,
OF Washington. who purchased the
RObt. w. Yates property for 1880.
Mr.. Bradley is young man, who
will no doubt prove a valuable &C.
QUESTION to our county.
Miss Frances Bullock, formeraly
OF Leonardtown, has returned to
Washington after a short visit TO
her father Capt. James Bullock.
Capt. Bullock has been sick for
sometime, but his many friends
hope that he will soo1 be out and
about again.
William Meversll Loker. Esq,
has sold as attorney for Mrs. Agnes
Spalding, of Washington, her pro
pertV in LeOnardtOwn district.
known rs the old "Miilard proper
ty" to Messrs. Parker & Shockley.
Of Worcester county, Md The sale
was record for interior tr.cts in
st. Mary's and Mr.. I.Oker is TO be-
congratulated.
Last Saturday, Mrs. Mary Jane
Moore, formerly OF Leonardtown,
now OF Washington. D. c.. fell and
sustained a fracture OF one OF her
arms near the elbow. Her nose was
also broken by the fall Mrs
Moore is now Sc years old. Her
many friends in st. Msry's sincere
ly regret her accident and will pray
for her speedy recovery.
The May Procession at St. Alloy
sius' Church, Leonardtown, last
Sunday was an edifying and in
spring spectacle, and we'll calcu
lated to quicken the faith of even
the most callous- hearted. Nearly
three hundred young ladies and
children were in line. Emblemat-
ic floats and banners adorned the
procession. In the church, the
Convent girls sweetly sang May
hymns in praise of the Most Holy
Mother Of God, and the sweetest
girl OF them all. their Nav Queen,
Miss Julia Grinnel, crowned the
statue of the Blessed Mother. Rev
T.. K. Fink, 5. J.. spoke feelingly
and appropriately on devotion to
the Blessed Virgin. and the SER
vices were closed with the Benedic-
ton,
In an endeavOr to make a record trim
20 Leonardtown and pay off the road
workers here, Mr. Samuel Irwin. pay.
master OF the Filbert Company, Of Phil
adelphia, let Washington at z, A NJ,
Saturday last. His automobile hung w
between Marlboro and Brandy wine, and
again near Loveville, whence Mr.. Reeder
brought b IN to Leonardtown reaching
here about in the evening Before the
Bsnk officials heard of MIR Twins com
Ing. the time-loek ON the safe had been
closed and the cash for his pa, roll was
not ''getatahle" until Monday, when
all the employees were paid off. Mr.
Irwin did his best, but balky autnmo-
bile balks for keeps aud goes to please
no man.