Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-03-16
LOCaiViSe and Otherwise,
Friday next is st. Patrick's Dav
Hurrah for Irelaudl

The March Term Of the Cireui,
Court will begin Monday, the 2Oth,
instant.
"Keech's Rest" will be sold at
Trustees Sale nex: Tuesday. See
advertisement.
Mrs. Laura A. Jones, of Leonard.
town. has returned from an extend
ed visit TO relatives 10 Washington
and Baltimore.
D-puty Treasurer Norman Long
Of Leonardtown. has returned from
visit to Baltimore, where he went
~ consult an oculist.
When you come 10 Court, come In
and see US. We are In the same old
business at the same old stand. and
will be glad 70 see all our friends
and patrons.
Messrs. J. Wesley Freeman and
Derby A. Lynch, OF Baltimore. were
ia Leonardtown last Tuesday.
Their many friends here were pleas
ed TO see them.
We invite special attention to the
article on our first page entitled
plain Talk To Parents" IL NAV
be read with profit by all interest.
ed In our Public Schools.
His many friends are pleased 10
see Mr.. A. r. Fen wick, of Leonard
town, again out and about. Allie
has been confined TO his room for
sometime past by acute rheumatism.
There are now five prisoners in
the County Jail-,h zee OF whom az Q
committed for the action Of the
Grand Jury at the coming term OF
Court. The others are In for minor
offenses.
There will be a meeting OF the St.
Mary's Racing Association at Hotel
St. Mary's on Saturday next at 4,
p. N. Urgert business will be con-
sidered.
Father F. x Brady, President OF
LOyola College. Baltimore. and one
OF the most esteemed and popular
Priests Of the Jesuit Order, died
suddenly last Sunday night May
he rest in peace
The County Commissioners. sit
ting as Board OF Control and Review
have completed the revision OF he
assessment. In theopiuiOn of Clerk
Dorsey, the new assessaole basis
will be about "a. 700, 600.
The beautiful drama, "A Loyal
Friend" ;" will be given aVthe Town
Hall. LeOnardtown after Lent under
the auspices OF the Leonardtown
Camp of Modern Woodmen OF Anne
rica. Particulars will be given
later.
During the week, Judge Camalier
drew the following jurors in place
OF those excused by the Court w.
Leonard Wood, vice G. W. Thomas !,
George L Morgan, vice Tbos. Fl.
Fowler; J. Sol. Russell vice Zach.
N. Fowler.
Horace A. Her bert, OF Leonard.
town who has spent the past six
months at the State SsDatorium at
Sabillasville, has returned home
and his friends are delighted 10 see
that his stay there has greatly bene-
fitted his health.
George Hassels werth, OF Leonard
town, has purchased OF Max L. Mil
lison, OF fLeonardtown. the old Wath
On property situate on Washington
Street, between Loker's and Mill.
son S stores. tits reported that Mr..
Hasselsworth will improve the pro
perty by new building.
The Leonard Hall weather report
for the week ending March ID, shows:
) cloudy days. and 4 clear days the
highest temperature was on Sunday,
(66); the lowest on Thursday (19 !;
the greatest rainfall on "Wednesday,
(.76); average wind velocity was l3
miles, The hour. Br. Fidelis, Co
operative Observer.
Mrs. John Taylor, who died at
her husbands residence at Cedar
Point, was buried at Joy Chapel,
last Saturday. in the presence OF q
large gathering OF sorrowing friends
and relatives. She was q good i,
Christian woman. and is survived
by husband and twelve children.
The bereaved family have our sim
cere sympathy.
The dwelling OF Mrs Cora E.
Combs, near the Ridge. St Inigo's
district. caught fire about z. A NJ,
March 4th, instant, and was burned
with it's contents There was an
insurance on the d dwelling aud furni-
ture in the Montgomery Mutual for
5000. Judge Geo. r. Garner left on
Wednesday for the Ridge to adjust
the insurance.
William B. Downs. Familiarity and
ahectionately known as Uncle Ned.
died last week. He was q truly
good, honorable man, an upright
citizen and as o Christian was the
highest type OF man. With him pas
sed from earth as kindly a heart as
ever beat and q neble mind that ever
thought clean thoughts. May he
rest In peacei
Arrangements are being made TO
have the Town Hall Company, Of
Leonardtown. raise their Hall aud
put on q second story Mansard-roof-
ed room. The top of the roof is 70
be metaled and the sides shingled
The Hall Com pany invites bids for
the work. 1t is said that the upper
room Is to be leased to the Knights
OF Columbus for q meeting place.