Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-09-08

LOcalEiSe and Otherwise.

Miss Minnie Bradbnrn, OF Baltl-
more. who has been visiting her
parents in St. Inigo's. has returned
to the city.
Miss O. @. Dunbar, OF Baltimore,
who has been visiting Mrs. J. F.
Bradburn. st. Inigo's. has returned
to the city.
L. ]. Sterling. the efficient and
popular cashier Of the Bank OF st.
Mary's has returned from week q
vacation.
Treasurer Long has collected
about $4,000 OF the 1910 taxes about
she same amount usually collected
at this date.
The barge Patuxent. sat Leon
ardtown wharf. unloading a cargo
OF crushed stone for the Filbert Con-
structiOn Company.
Miss Nellie Dent, one OF ST. Mary 3
brightest and most attractive young
ladies has been appointed teacher
to the W.somico school.
Messrs. Roy Baden, of Prince
Georges county. and Arthur Moss,
OF Annapolis. were among recent
visitors to Leonardtown.
Attention Is called to The state
ment OF the Bank OF 81. Mary's at
Leonardtown, as rendered the Comp
troller OF the Currency as OF Sep
TENDER l, 1910.
The Assessors are at work In
Leonardtown district. tits thought
that the taxable basis will be large
ly increased by the new ASSESS
ment.
Work on the State Road Is making
good progress, Superintendent Dan
iel Donnel:y and Philip Stoever are
always on the job and are doing fast
and good work.
The September Term Of the Cir
court Court viii began Monday. the
18th, instant. When you como 10
Court bring a dollar for payment on
your BEACON account Every little
helps.
Tuesday. State Auditor George
r. Ash was In Leonardtown aud
made an examination OF the Offices
OF the Clerk aud Register Of Wills.
Everything was found 10 FIRST class
shape.
Some OF our farmers have endeav-
ored to prevent their tobacco from
rotting in the parns by firing Ii,
and some have found The effort dan
gerous, their barns not being fitted
for fire-cnring.
Horace A. Herbert left Leonard.
tewn last Tuesday for The State
Tuberculosis SAnatoriun. near Sa-
billasvllle, Frederick county. We
hope he will be much benefited by
the treatment.
William @. Mattingley's foe and
valuable horse Garrison. died
last Tuesday evening. Garrison =
was one Of the best known horses 10
the county and was valued At 5000,
bis owner refusing $400 for him last
week.
Tuesday last, Mrs. Lula v. Hem
derson and William @. Henderson,
administrators OF the late Charles
K Henderson, Of st. Georges Is
land, sold at private sale the schoon-
or Martin Wagner 10 Capt. Stephen
Davis, OF Alexandria, Va
II st. Mary's housewives and
mothers, who desire the success OF
Leonard Hall Academy for boys,
will, out OF their abundance, contri-
butte each jar OF canned fruit, etc,
they will materially aid good cause
and help the good Brothers fill a real
want.
Mr.. and Mrs. S A. Leishear en-
tertained Urge party OF friends at
their beautiful homo at bluff
Point" August n. ultimo. The
lawn was tastefully decorated with
Japanese lanterns, and. after dane
ing, refreshments we're served In
the open.
Bruce Mckay, son OF the late
benjamin Mckay, died Tuesday
morning last after o lingering illness,
aged about twenty five years. He
was q good man and good citizen,
Hia remains we're buried at St.
Georges graveyard. May he rest
In peacei
The statement OF the National
Bank Of Mechanicsville. published
In another column. ahnwa a haaithv