Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-08-17
LOCalWiSe and Otherwise,

ton, IS visiting his old homs.
Miss Viola l'ixon o: Budd S Creek.
visited Washington d. c., last
week.
Mss Amy Wood, formely of ST.
Mary is visiting her pArsn 5, Mr..
and Mrs Joe. Wood.
Miss Catherine Morgan, OF Wash
iagtOn, is visiting the family OF Mr..
F. o. Morgan, Leonard'own.
Mrs. Robert N. Wood and little
daughter, Dorothy. Of Baltimore.
are visiting relatives in St. Marys
Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ. PAdge.t and
grandson, Of Washington, d. c., are
vi, tag relatives near Leolardtown.
Mr.. u Lea Mcguire. merct ant, at
Rudd's Creek, states re caught a
stark that weighed 600 lbs Ii
sod for $40.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rich .rd C. Moore,
Ol Baltimore, are guests OF H1tel
Lawrence. Thor many frieads
hUr3 are pleased to see them.
On Monday night last, dogs raid
90 Mr.. Jos. II. Keys flock OF sheep,
on his farm near LeonardtOwn, kill
ing two and Injur ug severa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace w Joy, OF
Hollywood, have returLed /, their
home alter pleasant visit TO tn ir
nepnew, J. +. Joy, Berwyn. Mo.
The Queenstown Necs say: That
this season there will probably not
be a full ca load Of peaches shipped
from any station on the peninsula. +"
Senator Arthur German will be
in ST. Mary's county On Thursd. "
and Friday. August "a and %
Note his advertisement 10 another
column.
Rev. John Fl. Finnegan. S j., who
has been to the Georgetown Unlver-
Sity Hospital for Treatment. has re.
turned to the Leonardtown Mss on
much improved in health.
Or. Sothoron Key. OF Washington.
spent the past week with relatives
in st. Mary's County. DIR. Kay is
one OF the best and most prominent
physicians in Washington.
The candidates of the De nocra!ic
and Republican parties Lave all
paid their entrance fees and are now
training for the primary race on
Tuesday, August 90, instant,
Spencer r. Nutwell, is sick
at he 10 ne ri his father law, J.
r. 10. At Berwyn, Md. Mr.. Nut.
well = i bro h,r OF Mrs Ernr ST
Hard -, of la Irel Grove, tni, coul
".
Not The advertisement of Free
SchO.'. hips Notification Of IN, $
vaca cues hAve just been received,
one 4 u q by u resignation, aud
one Just gIa by the Faculty Of
the VI. \. {.
Ms. Jrnr., Parker. Miss Minnie
Partcr, MIS-. +. A. Harden. Miss
Fannie Harden, Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.
Cryer and son Frederick, all Of
Washington are in ST. Mary's to at
tend the dedication OF the memorial
windows at Newtown Church.
Sister lnnocentia, Of ST. Mary s
AcIderny, Leonardtown, has bee n
transferred to ST. Mary's Academy
PAducah. Ky. and Sister AuatoIia,
OF the PAducah Aead ,my has been
seut tn Leunardt1wn - the Su per
IoreSs Of the Academy here
K BaScom Broun, b lok keeper al
the NI:ib1ai BLnk Of It Mary :
L'orard'owc, left Su day last r. :
his home in VIrgiuiAonatwo week :
vacation Hs was accomp led by
Walter b. Dorsey. VIII the boys say,
will open his cImplgn for the II use
OF Delegates at Kinsale.
We invite attention 10 the adver
tiseme At Of the Maryland S'Honl for
ih- Deaf and Dumb Allwhita deaf.
mute childIe il the ) a.s Is vel.
a. tuOs3 VII. tboIgh able 10 Sp,Ak,
are 50 uelf a. To oJ LuAb . u re-
csive instruction i n ordi nary sch Ools
are admitted-oarod and Instruction
free.
August 81, 22 and % will b, Race
Days on the ST. Mary's track. We
are informed that Mr.. L ID Sale has
been invited to act as official starter.
To Mr.. Sale, more than any other
one man, is entitled the credit oil
bringing our county horses to gen.
eral public notice, for his articles
in the Washington Sunday Herald
have bsen extensively copied all
over the Union.
While we welcome Sister Aratnlia
to ST. Mary's county. we deeply re-
gret the removal OF Sister Innocen'
tia, who for several years passed