Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-05-11

Hon. James W. Thomas. OF Cum
berland, will deliver the address TO
the graduating class at Charlotte
Hall at the commencement on June
Is. proximo.
Next Thursday, the 1S.h, instant.
is the day set for the Four Leaf
Clover run OF the AutOmO0ils Club
Of Washington from that city to
Leonardtown.
The members OF St. Joseph's s par
ish will give an enter rtainment for
the benefit Of the Hall. on Friday,
May 10. Doors open 8 80 Admis-
sion, % cents.
We are requested by the County
CompiSsioners to notify the party
who took the road Ntools from the
yard back Of the Court House to
return same at once.
George p. Miller, Of Washington,
is arranging his goods and viii. soon
have the Drug Store open for bust
ness. Mr.. Miller is a frst-class
pharmacist and we wish him great
success.
A. Mills Heard has Withdrawn
from the firm Of Heard Il Russell,
Leonardtowu having sold bis in
terest to Mr.. Geo. W. Russell,
who will continue the ouiuess on
Park Avenue.
Saturday. the Commissioners OF
Ia Onardtown had pound built and
before night had corralled tn rteen
hogs found tres passing on the
streets. IL cost the owners g 10 -
have the swine released.
Lost, ear Medley s Neck church,
a memorandum book ontaiuing de-
tails Of the digging and labor at the
church. A suitable reward will be
given ii returned at once To Rev w
]. Stanton, S. j., Pastor.
The Commissioners of Leonard
town desire TO & We notice that they
will enforce the ordinance rtquir-
ing ali pigpens in the town limits
To be built with floors al least ten
inches above the ground.
Foster G. Coppage. formerly of
this county, writes US from Pueblo,
Colorado, that no has ST cured d good
10 there and sends his best wishes
TO his friends in st. Mary's and
hopes thew wilt bs successful in
their crops this year.
AT the Euchre at "EIdOn", Leon.
ardtOSn. last Tuesday, DR.. F.. F.
oil hn
priZ,; w. Meverell Loker, ESQ, the
guests prize; Miss Bessie Abell
won the Ladies' priz-; l.. J. Sterl-
ing won the genLl' m,n BOBBY
prlzs. and Mrs. +. .. Morgan won
the Ladies' hOoby.
Miss Lulie Thom.s, of S.
Mary county, spent Monday with
Mrs. A I Brooke. Miss Thomas
was on her way home from Boston,
Mass, where she spent the winter
with her brother, Mr.. John Thomas,
who is in business in that city
Prince Georges Enquirer.
Three oxen are reported to have
died on the de Mooi farm, in the
Macintosh run section The oxen
were turned out TO graZs and it is
thought they ate something that
poisoned them Our informant re-
ports that one Of the beasts is a
large blue OK and the other two are
smaller oxen.
Daniel Donnelly, Superintendent
OF the Filbert Paving Company, in
charge of the work on the Leonard
town and Mechanicsviile ends of the
State Road is now in LeonardtOwn
ana has begun work in dressing up
this end OF the road. Mr.. DOnnel.
ly s many friends here are delight
ed TO have him again with US.
The schooner Floreuce A., Cap
tain George II. New. OF Boston, ar
rived at Abell's wharf, a few days
days ago with hollow tile for the
building OF Our Lady s Chapel.
Medley's Neck The schooner wls
unIoaded and her cargo of lSS tons
of tiling hauled to the building site
in two and half days. Captain
New was delighted with the hustle
OF our people.
The general rehearsal for the May
Procession OF the children Of St.
Aloysius Parish will take place at
the church next Sunday. May 14th.
at2 PM All the children, white
aud colored, should attend. On
Tuesday, May l6. at $50. there will
DO another rehearsal at ST. Mary's
Academy OF all the ch ldren 20 make
final preparations for the marching,
decorations. and place each child is
TO take in the procession.
The Associated Boards OF Trade
OF Maryland have set apart six days
from May Is TO May 20. inclusive. to
be known as Clean. up. week" and
to be observed by every Town in
Maryland. The Importance OF
cleaning up" is too apparent for
argument and our citiZ 3ns are ear
nestly urged to gst on the 10 and
do the work we'll. Let there be q
concerted effort tn make Leonard
town isan, healthful and beautiful.
Monday was Court day with the
Leonardtown Justices aud Marion
Owens and Aubrey Piilsbury were
before Justice Herberton the charge
Of disorderly conduct on the Leon
ardtown Medley's Neck road and
for carrying concealed weapons.
Ovens was adjudged guilty OF dis
turbiug the peace and fined $2 so
and costs and his hearing on the con-
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