Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-06-22

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The Trustees OF the St. Marv's
Female Seminary will IN ,et at Hote
Lawrence. Leonardtown. next Tues.
day, the 9th, instant.
Wheat harvest is well under wav
There are said to be many gooC
crops in the county especially il
the st. lnigo's section.
For want OF space We are forced
tohOId for another issue several NOR
tuary tributes the add dress OF ]. FL
7. Briscoe, and other items.
DR.. J. Ford Thompson, the noted
Washington physician and surgeon,
IS spending the Summer at the Wat
erlick White Sulphur Springs. Va.
Misses Madeline Camalier and
Mary Garner. left Leonardtown on
Sundays steamer TO attend the June
Ball at st. John 8 College, Annapo-
lis.
Rev. Joseph Baker, Rector, an
nOunces that there will be the usual
services next Sunday. June 25th, al
All Saints Church. at IL, A. NJ. and
at the Mission at 4, pm.
The State Board OF Health has an
pointed T. Spencer Craze, ESQ,
specia! counsel and local registrar
OF vital statistics TO serve from June
"A to September "a. 1911.
l. J. Sterling. cashier Of the First
National Bank OF st. Mary at Leon
ardtown. left last Monday TO attend
the meetiug OF the State Bankers
Association at Deer Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Fl. Nut
well, OF Washington. ID. c., have
closed their Washington home, and
will spend the Summer months with
Mrs. Nutwell's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. +. Joy. Berwyn, Md.
A. r. Fenwick, OF Leonardtown,
left Sunday last for the White Sui
phur Springs. Waterlick, Va where
he will spend his vacation. He was
accompanied by his 500, Lewis.
Az the June meeting OF the Direc,
tors of the Bank OF St. Mary's at
Leonardtown, Mr.. Geo. w. Joy was
elected Director in place of Mr..
X. Fulton Powell, failed to qualify
We regret that we have received
no report of the CT ncement a:
st. Mary's Seminary. Unfortunate
ly our reporters could not attend
all the commandments on the same
day.
Misses Bertha and Frances Tur.
ner, OF Grayion, Md are visiting
their sister, Mrs. J. Duke a. HO-
tel ST. Mary s, Leonardtown. Their
mary friends here are delighted to
see them
TIE Washington Sxnday Herald
OF June IL. printed a two column
picture OF Francis J. Combs Lord
Bingen. trial 49," and said that
the acme Of modern trotling- horse
breeding is reached in Lord Bingen
In the distribution of the State
Public School Funds, made. June
l6. instant, the apportionment TO st
Mary S is -. $50 53 for public schools
and 1920 90 for free looks. Charles
receives, 81. .O97 81 and 1862 l6; Cal,
vert s share is, 81 .O93 81 and 1902. 10.
Tuesday evening. OF last week. q
destructive hail storm passed over
a section OF LeOuaritown district
and ruined the growing crops Of g
F. Wathen, Sr., w. G Reeder. J.
Raley Wathen, Igns. Wathen. Robt.
w. Russell, Jos. Joy and Edgar S.
Jones.
AT a meeting of the young men oi
LeonardtOwn, on Tuesday last at
Hotel st. Mary's, it was decided to
organize a blse ball team. Abell
Longmore was elected captain and
Roland Duke manager. We trust
that the new team will prove a
winner.
We print the BEACON on Wednes-
day evenings, and date it on Thurs
days because that is the day il goes
into the mail. Items reaching US in
Wednesday mail are usually re-
ceived after the paper is printed.
Please remember this. and send
items in time.
An entertainment for the benefit
OF st. AloysiuS' Church, will be
given in the Town Hall, Leonard
town, Tuesday. June q. at 8. p. NJ.
The entertainment, consisting OF
songs, recitations aud play will be
followed by dancing. Tickets, %
children. Is cents.
George W. Joy, OF Louardtown.
delivered the address to the gradu-
ates Of the McDonough Institute ct
La Plata. Wednesday. OF last week
The Times Crescent says: "Mr.
Joy presented very strong addres S
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