Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-06-15
LOCalViSe and Otherwise.


daughter. Mrs VIM. NJ. Loker, Leon
ardtown.
Special attention is invited 10 the
Bank Statements published in this
issue. Read theml
Master Morsell Loker, OF Leon
ardtown, is at home from college
for his Summer vacation.
We are in receipt of a letter from
w. p. Powell, OF st. Inigo's, which
will be pri nted next week.
Miss Mary Waters, OF Leonard
town, who has been spending some
time in Washington. has returned
home.
Mrs. Giles Dyer and children, of
Washington. are visiting Mrs.
Dyer's sister, Mrs. VIM. M. Loker,
Leonardtown.
See advertisementof 800 Reward
for the arrest and conviction OF the
person or persons who set fire TO
Judge Keys barn.
1t is reported here that seven
barns in the neighbOrhood of New
port, Charles county. were blown
down during the recent storm.
The proceeds OF the Dance at
Hotel st. Mary's for the benefit OF
the new Hall at St. Mary s Academy
were $38. The all air was most en-
iOyable.
There will be no services at All
Saints Church. Milestown district,
on Sunday next. the 18th, instant.
as The Rector. Rev. Joseph Baker
IS away from home for a few days.
Capt. John T. Davis, OF Charles
county, was in Leonardtown last
Tuesday his first visit here for
twenty-five years. We were de-
lighted to him looking so we'll and
hearty.
Mr.. Charles Davis, we'll known
in upper st. Mary's, has organized
a concert troupe and will make q
one weeks tour here beginning
juno 26. Particulars will appear
next week.
The storms OF Saturday aud Sun
day burned out many telephone
fuses on the G. IL p. and on the
Southern Maryland Lines. Many
lines were put out OF commission
temporarily.
Several automobiles came from
Washington last Saturday for the
week S end A. LeonardtOwn. Our
Town is fast becoming quitea p0pu-
lar resort for autos. We are glad To
see them come.
Rev. C. S. Lancaster. S. j., came
To LeOnardlown, per Tuesdays
sta.mer. Ills many friends in st.
MLry's will be delighted 10 see him.
Father Lancaster labored here for
many years and was deser vedly
popular all over the county.
Wednesday night last. DR.. and
Mrs. +. +. Greewell. OF Leonardtown
entertained the Euchre Club
Prizes were won as follows: First.
Miss Ellen Combs and ]. A. Saun-
derS, consolation. Miss Addie Lynch
and Judge Camalier; guests. Mrs J.
+. N. Sterling.
The storm OF last Sunday was
very severe on the lower Patuxent
At "Patuxent Beach" the home of
Judge J.. Parran Crane. sixteen trees
were broken of and root wadded.
The steamer Calvert was forced to
seek shelter from the fury Of the
storm under Town Greek shore.
Tuesday, Constable Zach. S,
Graves brought to Leonardtown
George Fl. Swami, sentenced by
Justice L. J.. Canter to the House OF
Correction for one year for q brutal
assault on his wife Mary Frances
Swami. The assault was commit
ted on or about June l, instant.
Mr.. K. l.. Tschiffely Adjuster OF
the Montgomery Mutual Fire Tnsur-
ance Co, and George r. Garner.
local agent, we're in Leonardtown,
Tuesday and adjusted the loss on
Judge Joseph II. Keys barn, burn
ed on Wednesday OF last week.
This is record for promptness.
A variant OF the Spanish Fortune
Swindle is now generally circulat-
ing in the county. Letters are ad
dressed from Spain to certain par.
ties representing that there is q
fortune awaiting the party address
ed IL certain conditions be complied
with. Pay no attention TO such let
ters or send then to the Postoffice
Inspector at Washington.
Robert Grain, Esq. OF Baltimore.
made Sundays trip round with his
family on the steamer Three Rivers.
Mr. NHoin -ao nm HE xvav a. HE