Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-07-27
LOCalViSe and Otherwise.

Messrs Clarence Bradburn apc
Stanley Bailey. VI tbs r dge. or.
visiting friend, in Baltimore.
Mrs. Mary J Watsc u. OF Was hing
ton. is visiting her daught, r, Mrs.
Frederick Wathe~. OF Oak vile.
Fishing is said TO be very Ro16
on the Patuxent. Rock. tout. perch
aud crOcus are the varieties caught
The Orphans Court. the Commis
sioners' Court and the Supervisors
of Elections were In session Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs r L. West and
children. of Washington, are visit.
lug C. Benedict Greer we'll q. Brit.
tons.
Farmers in many sections OF ire
county think that the early planted
corn will be failure Oh account of
the drouth.
Tuesday and Wednesday we're
Teachers ExaminstlCn days The
numb.r of applicants vas fewer
than usual.
Last week. R II. Brublcke-, ci
BLACK Walnut" brought the first
county raised waiermslons u th
LeonardtoWn market.
Misses Nettie and Marie Ander.
SOD, Who have been visi ing rela.
uves a. PE. Lookout. have returned
ID their Washington home.
W,rkmen have begun the con.
struction Of the new Hall for ST..
MichseI's Parish II is hoped to
have it 6Dished in September.
Among the autoists visiting Leon
ardtown last Sunday was our old
friend Charlie Campbell. Many
friends here were pleased to see
him again.
Ollie Mckay died Sunday last.
after lingering illness. at his home
in PAtuxent district He was about
40 years old. Many friends regret
his death. May be rest in peace!
Joseph B. Drury, OF Leo o1ard town, ,
has brought Of Walter Jarboe. the
farm in the Bay district known as
"California". This is one OF the
best known merchantile stands in
the county. 10 is said that the cor :
si1erAtion was $1,000.
Rev. Bernard ]. Ksansy, S. J.,
is giving q weeks Mission as St.
Johu's church. This Mission will
close NJ 1t sunday with High Mass
at 10. NJ The Papal Benedic-
tiOn mi a sermon on Perseverance,
will b" x ven by Father Mccarthy
The many friends OF Rev. Jere-
miAh PreudergaSt, s. J are delight
cd TO s'e him again in St. Mary.
No Prirst was ever stationed here
who was more beloved by the peo
pie ard nor have done q nobler
work then this eloquent and talent
ed Jesuit
Joseph c Stone, for many years
road supervisor OF Patuxant dis
trict died at his home last Sunday
age about s. years. Mr.. Stoue was
well known IN the county and was
very much beliked. His remains
were buried at st. Johns last Mon
day. May he rest in psaceI
Efforts are being made 10 secure
q Rural Free Delivery Route ioi
the Med'ey's Neck section. A pc.
tition with the requisite number
OF names has been for warded 20 the
Post Offico Department at Washing
ton and it is thought that the re-
quest will be granted and the
Route established.
While Senator Blair Lee was ia
LeonardtOwn. he received WORD
that Governor Crothers had aunounc
ed his candidacy for the Guberna
torial nomination and that Senator
German would soon announce his
candidacy The S-nlt"r's equiuimi
~ was in nOwise disturbed by
the announce meut His business
here was TO look after his own
fences ami be attended strictly tC
it
L. Nota Readmond, of "Cremoua, >
was agreesbly surprised. Wed mes
day, afternoon Of last week. by Q
visit from Nota L. MagiIl and q
party OF young friends from Balti.
more on his yacht "Humsc". r.
II. J. MaRill. the father OF the
young captain is an old resident
OF st. Mary's having for years,
prior to 1892. kept the store at
SandRates. The objective point oI
Mr.. MaRill was his old he me on the
Patuxeut
The Baltimore San, OF Friday
the 2lst. instant. contains quite 9
lengthy account OF the issuing of Q
liceuse 70 marry to Mr.. John o Jar
Doe and Miss Virginia Lowman