Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-07-25
LOcalWiSe and Otherwise.

Miss Nora Duke, OF Baltimore, is
visiting relatives in Leonardtown.
Father La Fargo is making his
retreat at Georgetown College.
Miss Frances Bullock, of Wash
ington, is visiting friends in Leon
ardtGwn.
E. G. Ralev has purchased neat
little gasoline boat from S. Paul
Hayden.
Miss Annie Morgan, of Washing
ton, is wishing Miss Marguerite
Abel, Leonardtown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Moore. Of
Baltimore, are guests at Hotel
st. Mary's.
T. JEFF. Spalding, his wife and
two children, OF Washington, are
visiting relatives near Beauvue.
Because OF the many legal adver
tisements we are forced to cut down
our news items for this week.
Mr.. Willie Clements, OF Washing
ton, is visiting his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. C. j. Clements, Leonardtown.
Mrs. Ida Woods and son, Harry
A. Woods, of Oraville, are visiting
Mr.. Robert N. Woods, OF Baltimore.
Miss Callie Moore, OF Washington,
on Sunday last i1ined the camping
party now located at Paw Paw Point.
Miss Frances Peak. daughter OF
Mr.. L. E Peak Of Washington. is
visiting Miss Genevieve Hilton,
Park Hall.
On Tuesday last the Orphans and
Commissioner Courts were in SEES
sion. Routine business was trans
acted.
On Friday night last Ben Graves
fell and broke his leg. DIR. Camaier
reduced the fracture. He is rapid
ly improving
Don t fail to attend the ball game
to be played on the local diamond
Saturday next, Leonardtown meets
Indian Head and a good fast game is
assused.
Mrs. Clara M. Canter, and Julian
Gibbs have returned to their home
at Charlotte Hall, after most enjoy
able visit to MIR. and Mrs. VIM. + f..
Long, Spencer s, Md.
DIR. Charles L. Cecil died sud
denly at his residence, near Ridge.
on FrdLy morning last. Oar sim
cere sympathy is extended TO his
family in their sad bereavement.
Miss Hattie NJ. H. Langley, OF
SoIomon's Island aud sister, Miss
Pearl c. Langley, Of Baltimore. are
visiting the Misses Woods, Of Ora
vile.
Applications for orphan children
can now be made TO the several
Catholic pastors or TO Father Kelly.
Blanks will be forwarded TO appli
cants aud the authorities in Phila
delphiA or Baltimore notified.
Capt. Benz. f. Adams, Of New
town, caught on Monday last five
sugar barrels of rock fish the best
size wa have seen this season. We
hope Capt. Ben" may have many
such hauls.
w. B. Duke, formerly OF Leon
ardtown, now q resident OF Balti
more, has recently been made
Vice. President of the National
Bank of Baltimore, one OF the lar
gest and oldest banking institu
tions OF that city.
The Goal and complete survey
and report has been ordered made
by gentlemen interested in tinan
cling the construction Of Southern
Maryland Railroad to Esperat "a
and Point Lookout, with a branch
TO Leonardtown. The tinal work OF
the survey is now being completed
by a competent corps OF engineers.
--ENTERPRIsE.
There will be a game Of base ball
at Mechanicsville, on Monday, July
10Th, between the local team OF that
place and Hughesville This prom
Uses to be fine game ard should be
we'll attended Admission, l5cts.
After the game there will be a
dance for the benefit Of the club in
their town hall, at which refresh
ments will be served. Admission,
25c.