Saint Mary's beacon., 1910-09-22
LOCalVise and Otherwise.

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Wednesday, Friday and Satur.
day are Ember Days In the Church
Calendar.
There will DO q special meetipg
Of st. Mary's Council. X. Of c.,
September 25th.
His many So. Mary's friends are
pleased 10 see Gen. L A.. Wilmer.
Of Plata, In Leonardtown.
Lewis @. johnson formerly Of
Mechanicsville, now. Of Baltimore,
is visiting relatives In So. Mary's.
John o. LAngenegger has bought
Of Webster Herbert Q farm near
Mecbsnicsville and will reside there.
The host OF friends of Daniel C.
Hanmett, Of Washington. are do
lighted to see him again 10 L.aaa.
ardtown.
Mrs. Joseph T. Neal and Mia
Madge Feuwjck, Of Leonardaowa.
left Monday last, for o visit 10 Bal.
timore.
At Tuesdays meeting OF the
ST. Mary's Female Seminary. Hon.
Charles Sterrett Grason was elect
ed Trustee vice J. Thomas Bronze,
deceased.
In this issue We print the annual
Registration notice. The days for
registration this year are October
4 and II. October 18Th will be for
I6vision only.
/ENote the advertisement OF the
Racing at Marlboro. This prom
ises 10 be great meet and Southern
Maryland will no doubt turn out In
force TO see the fun.
P. Reed Wills, of La Plata, was a
caller at the Beacon Office on Tues
day. In common with his many
friends in Leonardtown. We were
delighted to see him.
Many farmers have been 10 at-
tendance at Court and nearly al Of
them report very fair crops of 90.
bacco. but say that the yield ofenrn
will be but medium. -,
Last week, John Davis aud Vic
toria Bryant. both of Westmoreland
county. Virginia. crossed The Poto-
mac to Leonardtown and were mar.
ried by the ReE- Mr.. Mundsy.
Messrs. French Thompson and
Bernard Wathen, Of Washington,
and Mrs. Briggs, Of Baltimore,
are visiting the family OF Alfred
Stone, LeOnardtown district.
Messrs. Claude B. Lloyd, P. g.
Edelen. r. Fl. J. Magill. Of Balsi.l
more; Albin Price and w. Sheda.
Holt0n, OF Washington. have been
visiting LeOnardtowu during Court.
Miss MadRe Stone. daughter of
Mr.. Alferd Stone. Of Leonardtown
district. is in Washington for her
health and has greatly improved
under the skillful treatment OF DR..
Shade.
Capt. A. A. Lawrence and wife,
Of Leonardowu, left Sunday last for
an extended trip North and West.
They will visit relatives at North
Amherst. Mass. and also, at Madi-
son. Lake county. Ohio.
Hon. ]. Enos Ray. Jr.. Democratic
nominee for Congress. was In Leon
ardtown last Tuesday Mr.. Ray 10
making q hustling canvass aud
makes q most favorable impression
wherever he goes.
Mrs. w. w. Mattingly, Of Trent
Hall; Miss Bessie Msttingly, Of Bal
timnre. aud Mrs. ] Wilson Adams
and Sylvester Adams. Jr, OF Me-
chanicsville, paid the Beacon Office
an appreciated visit last Tuesday.
The selection Of J, sse Turner @
. For man OF the Grand ] ury is au ideal
one: Mr.. Turner is one OF the lead
ing citizens Of our county, 10 q man
of exceptional ability aud Integrity
and ID would be hard 70 pick q bet
ter man for the position.
Fl. W. Love. of Colton's Point, re-
Gently caught In the Potomac near
Blackistone's Island, at one fiseiua.
four Mississippi catfish averaging
6 pounds each. Mr.. Love slasss
that the "cats made o game SIGHT b.
fore they came In out Of the wes."
p. Cough Edelen. of Baltimore.
has bought OF the heirs Of the late
David Hammett, the farm on the St.
Mary's river, near Park Hall called
aud known as Glen Mary" and
containing about 80 acres. This
estate was the former home Of the
late Cornelius Combs.
Miss Alice Beitzsll, Of AbslIs,
Milestown district, has been 6p-
pointed teacher Of the public school
at that place, succeeding Miss
Alma Wathen, now at the Rock.
Vile High School. Miss Asnes Haf.
den. of Oakley, has been appoint