Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-09-05
LOcaIEise and Otherwise.

st. Mary's Academy al heonaro
town, opened on Wednesday Sep
TENDER 4th.
Joseph Lawrence, of Abells, has
City pound watermelons as sweet
as ever grew.
Mr. r. B. Brown, of the First
National Bank of st. Mary's, spent
Labor Day in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Harvey,
of Washington. are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. L. ]. Sterling, Leonardtown.
Miss Gertrude Farrell, of Bslti-
more. is spendinga month s vacation
with Mrs. S. Hammet, at Pearson,
Maryland.
Mr.. Elmer Jenkins OF the Hotel
st. Mary's is sick at the nome OF his
father, Mr.. W. ]. jenkins, near
Laurel Grove.
A number OF st. Mary's school
teachers are in attendance at the In
stitute held in Washington this
week.
Miss Leila Stephens, of Washing
ton, who has been visiting Miss
Estelle Abel, of Leonardtown, re-
turned on Thursday last, accom-
panied by Miss Abel.
MIR. Roland B. Duke, Of Hotel st.
Mary's, left Thursday for his vaca-
ton. He will spend his tima in
Baltimore and Washington.
Associate Judge Camalier, drew
the Jury for the September term
of court. Friday, the Both. The list
is published in another column.
Master Morsell Loker and his two
sisters, Janice and Eleanor, have re.
turned from a visit TO Mr.. aud Mrs,
r. Lee Mullikin, at Collingtou,
Prince George county.
Mrs. Nina Herbert, and daughter
Miss Teresa Herbert, Of Leonard
town, who have been visiting rela-
tives in Washington, returned home
Tuesday last.
Misses Heloise and Marguerite
Abel, of Leonardtown, spent the
week end with friends in Washing
ton. They returned on Tuesday s
steamer.
Mr.. w. e. Burch, OF Hughesville,
accompanied by Mr., 7. g. Simpson,
of Washington, we're callers at the
Beacon Office on Tuesday, and their
visit was highly appreciated.
Mrs. Munday, widow Of The late
Rev. A. N Munday, left Leonard
town to day. Many warm friends
regret her departure.
II is reported that in the near
future, William A, Fenwick, Of the
Donald Hotel, Washington, is TO
take charge OF Hotel ST. Mary S.
LeonardtOwn.
The Leonardtown base ball team
lost to thu Hughesville nine in the
last official game OF the season for
the locals. The score was 10 to j.
The game was mess.
The lumber and bricks for the ne "
LeonaFdt0wn Bank Of the Elstern
A-s5hore Trust Company have arrived
and work will likely soon begin on
the building.
In another column will be found
an 'ad" Of Hotel Lawrence which
we call your attention 10. This
hotel Is an old and we'll established
one and offers excellent accommoda.
lions to all.
Mr.. James p. Foster and Mr..
Author A. Summers, OF Baltimore,
have returned to that city after de.
lightful two weeks, spent visiting
Mrs. SUSAN Hammert, OF Pearson
Maryland.
John Clark, white, was com
mitteed to jail here on Saturday
last, charged with disordely conduct
He is serving q sentence Of 30 days
for this offepse. The case was tried
before Edwin e. Burch, Justice oil
the Peace.
Notice the change in the ad Of w,
A. Smoot & Co., of Alexandria, Va.
in this issue. Messrs. Smoot & Co
are among Virginia's largest lum
Der dealers and is one OF the Oldest
lumber firms in that State.
Henry Morgan, of Washington
who is sick with typhoid fever, a
George Washington Hospital, wishes
to extend to his friends in St. Mary'I
his appreciation of their many letters
of sympathy and interest. We ar