Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-09-28
LOCalViSe and Otherwise,

Mr.. Charles Camalier. OF Washing
ton. 10 visiting relatives ia Leonard
town.
On October 7th. proxim~. . Posta
Savings Bank will be open d al
Laurel, Nd.
Miss Aggie Thompsol. Of BLlti.
more. ID visiting friends and rela.
tives 10 St. Mary's.
Miss Marie Corcoran, Of Washing
ton, Is visiting Miss Lillian Mating
ly. Of Milestown.
Miss Lorsetta Corcoran, of Wash.
ington. Ia visiting Mrs. w. +. Dixon,
at laurel Grove.
Steamers Of the Patuxent River
Line leave Pier 4, Light street and
not Pier 3. Note the change.
There will be o meeting of the ST.
Mary's Racing Association at Hotel
ST. Mary's on Saturday 0 evening next
at $3.50. P. M.
There will be o Supper on Octo-
ber 4. proximo. at Mrs. Victoria
Buckler's laurel Grove, for the
benefit OF the parsonage.
There will be O game of baseball.
On Thursday. Sept. %, at Leonard
Hall. between the Leonardtown nine
and the Leonard Hall Club.
October 3 and 10 will be registra-
tion days. Democrats should oil be
registered, and those who must have
trainers should attend to IL promptly.
George III. Thomas is the Republi-
can Register Judge on the Island.
Mr.. O. L. Robrecht used TO be the
register. but has been succeeded by
Capt. Thomas.
A large second-story room is be-
ing added to the grocery room OF the
]. ]. Norris store. Le0nardtown.
Arthur Turner and Wilson Russell
are doing the work.
Dr.. Fl. B Thomas, Of Baltimore,
and his sisters, Mrs. Emma Bronze
and Mrs. J. G. Fl. Lilburn, OF ST
Mary's City. paid the Beacon Office
and appreciated visit last Tuesday.
Registration days this year are
Tuesday. October Sd and Tuesday,
October 10th. On Wednesday. Octo-
Der 18th. the Boards OF Registry
will sit for revision only and no new
names can be added to the list OF
QualiGed voters that day.
The st. Mary's Racing Associa
tion has determined upon Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, October
9, 10, and II as the dates for holding
the Fall Meet a. the Leonardtown.
track. Good purses will be given
and Q banner meet is expected.
A committee from the ST. Vincent
de Paul Society Of Baltimore will
hold q meeting at 1890, A. NJ, Sun
day, October 1st. at st. Michael's
Hall. Ridge. for the purpose OF esta-
blishinR conference OF that Society
for the Catholic missions of ST. lgna-
thus and st. Michael's. this county.
All interested In charity work are
cordially invited 70 attend.
Cards are out announcing the
marriage Of Miss Mildred Fox we'll
TO Mr.. Stephen N. Jones, both of
this county. The ceremony was
preformed by Rev. A. N. Monday,
lass Thursday, the BIRD, instant.
The bride is the popular and accom-
Pl!shed daughter OF Captain and Mrs.
Thomas F. Fox veil, Of Leonardtown
district. and the groom is one OF the
most successful and prosperous
farmers OF the PAtuxent section Our
sincerest congratulations and best
wishes.
Mrs. Anges Hinton, Misses Anna
Presnan. Mary Regain and Regina
O'Donnell and Messrs. Bernard
Fitzgerald, Walter B. Burke and
Lewis G. Atwater, all of Washing
ton, were the choir ct the High Mass
At st Aloysius' Church, Leonard
town. last Sunday. Mr.. Atwater is
OF ALI Souls Church. the church
President Taft attends and is one OF
she noted musicians OF Washington.
The party was brought here in autos
by Mr.. Charles Davis, formerly oil
this district.
Testimony in the claim OF st
Mays County against the United
States for damage done the Court
House during its occupancy BY the
Union troops from 1852 70 1865 was
taken In LeOnardtown last Tuesday
before Francis v. King. Notary Pub
i1c. Joseph Fl. Key. ESQ Judge
q. Harris Camalier. Robt. &. Combs
ESQ. and Walter B. Dorsey, Cler L
70 the County Commissioners testi
ned. Col. g. W. z. Black repre-
sented the County and judge
Arthur ]. McCabe, the Government,