Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-03-09
LOCalViSe and Otherwise.

session OF Congress for April 4th.
We have on Ole several mor,uarv
tributes which we will print In ia.
ture issues.
Watch for Faux Libbey q Co :.
new Lumber advertisement on our
FIRST page, next issue.
10 10 about the season for the firsl
run Of herring. but We have no, ye,
seen any Cfresh ones1 on sale In the
town.
The Trustees OF the Sc. Marya
Female Seminary will meet a Ho.
tel St. Msry's; Leousrdtown, on
Monday. March 10. 1911.
Capt. Jonathan Hayden, Of the
schooner. Margaret and +. Moore.
was NJ Leonsrdsown last Monday
for Q load Of pulp. wood for J. God.
dard Mattingly.
Our planters will do well not 20
rush their tobacco to market. A
good plan would be 10 consult your
Commission Merchant about the
proper time to ship your crop and
heed bis advice.
Mrs. Betty Burroughs died at her
home near Chaptico on March /,
1911, age 76 years. She was @ de-
voted mother. o kind aud charitable
nsighbor and pious Catholic. May
she rest In peacei
We return thanks for q copy OF
Maryland. Q description of It's Lands.
Products and Industries, compiled
by Robert b. Ennis. for the Board
OF Public Works. The book 10 filed
with valuable information.
The first sleigh. bells Of tbe VIA
Ter were heard on Leonardtown
Streets on Wednesday. March 8 b
The present 10 the first snow we
have had during the Winter o! 1910
IL. deep enough for sleighing.
Millissa Thomas. al incorrigib.e
eolored minor. was committed TO the
Industrial Home for Colored Girls
by Justice T. +. Herbert. March 2.
instant. Deputy sheriff B. B. Love
took she girl away last Tuesday
morning.
The March Term Of Court will
bring many visitors to Leonardtown
and We hope TO see q Roodly num-
Der of them at the BEACON Office.
We will be glad TO see you and de-
lighted TO receipt your subscription
or advertising bill.
T. Spencer Crane, Esq. OF the
local Bar made an interesting ad.
dress before the Washington and
Stonewall Society, Of Charlotte Hall
School on Feb. % last. Washiugron's
birthday. His subject was, Mans
value to society"
We print in this issue the annual
notices to Out pensioners and for
Transfers and Attachments. AS the
new asses sment has just been made
there will likely be few, II any,
statements, but there will be some
transfers 20 occupy the attention OF
she court.
The Leonard Hall weather report
for the week ended March Z, shows:
6partly cloudy days, and 2 clear
days the highest temperature was
on Thursday 1871; the lowest on
Tuesday l271. Average velocity of
w;nd was 10 miles. the hour. Rain
fall, %.
During the week. Judge Camalier
drew the following jurors in place
Of those excused by the Court
Clarence w. Thomas, Charlotte Hall.
In place Of VIM. F. Chesley; ]. Ben
ton Bond. Of Patuxent. 10 place Of
Philip T. Buckler James T. Blair.
Of Eilss,own, in place OF J. Mar
shall Dent George +. Abel, OF Bav
district, in place Of G. David Ham,
NETT; henry T. Smsllwood. OF the
Island. in place Of s. F. Potter.
Having returned from his South
srn trip. our old friend, Claude B.
Lloyd paid . short visit TO Leonard
town last week. Claude brought
Us o sample OF Tennessee tobacco
which he saw sold for q cents,
she pound. The toabcco is Bur-
ley; air-cured. and the crop was
spread out on chs floor OF the ware
house when sold. Claude will at
tend the March Term OF Court and
hopes 10 meet ell bis St. Msry's
friends Of that time.