Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-09-04

LocalEise and Otherwise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Moore. of
Baltimore, are registered at Hotel ST.

Mr.. ana Mrs. Richard Moores Of
Baltimore, are registered at Hotel St.
Mary's,
Mi. j. w Thomas, Of Cumber-
land, paid a brief visit to our town
during the past week.
DR.. Sothern Key, OF Washington,
ID. q. IS on a visit to his father Judge
JOS. Il, Key, Tudor Hall.
Mr.. Thomas Camalier, of WASH
Sinpion. spent his vacation with Mr..
Frank Smith, Scotland, Md.
Mrs. Bert Strauss, of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, has been visiting the
family 81 Mr. VIM g. Mattingly.
on our fourth page we publish an
article regarding the San Diago Ex.
position, and also an In Memoriam.
Masters Ramona and Donald
Brady, 81 Baltimore, visited Leonard
town during the past week. Very good
chap,
The new iron gates leading to the
Court house, have been hung and are
ia great Improvement oyer the wooden
steps. They are also more convenient.
Trustees jos. II. Ching and A. X.
Love- sold ait public auction at the
court house door Hickory Hills, TO
Geo. i. Abell The price paid was
1925.
ItatherJohn r. Hedriclx, OF George
town University fell from scanold
while erecting d wireless station at
ST. 3Inigoes Villa, on Wednesday last,
aud broke his ankle,
Miss Lillian Raley, accompanied
by her cousin, Miss Myrtle Falton, OF
Baltimore, spent her vacation at the
home 81 her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
r. RaiIey, Beauvue.
Mr. and Mrs. } Carroll Jarboe,
OF Beauvue, accompanied by their
i. Youngest child, have returned home
after an extended visit to friends and
relatives 10 Baltimore and Baltimore
county
on Wednerday last Sheriff Harry
4 q. Dent brought TO Leonardtow and
lodged III Jail VIM Sonnnerville, col.
or Dryden, who Is accused with the
larceny Of sl4.00 Of Mary Fenwlck's
money
Mr.. James J Cooper, Of the Sixth
district, who was painfully cut and
+ bruised about the head and shoulder
by falling from barn he Is having
erected we are pleased 10 say IS
greatly improved.
The numbers of boarders enrolled
at the academy this week Is the iarg-
est since the opening Of the new Acad-
envy building six years ago. Boarders
from the county are as usual larger
10 W majority.
IA. John Vi Camaferand daughter,
Miss Alice, Of Washington, ID. g,
arrived by steamer Three Rivers, on
Thur DAY morning last. Miss Alice
,,etur4sElIe same day. Mr.. Camalier
spent To week end with his brother,
iudge y. IL camalier.
a. tuesday last while cranxing o
motor PfuI. j. Felix Fenwick, 81
Ehariotfe Hall, sustained a painful
ininfs Dhis left leg. The starting
handle eut deep wound about three
incins long. He Is improving and We
are pleased 20 learn will be out IN .
few Gays.
ST. Joseph's festival and touf'nas
ment came in the nick of time and
drew one 81 the "old-timeN crowds.
I The rapdity and perfection with which
tie festival was organized Zone short
week. showed the energy and resource
fulness OF the parish. Details are
promised later.
We have had many inquiries from
different parts Of the county about
81. Mary Hospital what are its reg
hlations2 What cases Is 1t prepared
TO talseY Who are the stad physicians,
etc.2 A complete statement from the
directors or superintendent would be
welcome 10 the general public.
An informal meeting OF the Modern
Woodmen Of America was held IN the
parlor Of Hotel Lawrence, 81 which
Mr. Nm. McCoifery State Deputy Of
the organization, delivered most I'M
taresting address, In which he urged
his neighbours to more strenuous actiY-
ity In The Maternal work ot the lodge.
On our fourth page We publish an
article from Senator +. Nj. Hammond,
oi Howard county, regarding proposed
Legislation looking 10 the enforcement
OF laws compelling telegraph and teie.
phone companies TO keep the rights 81
over which their lines stretch free from
underbrtlsh The Senator would be
pleased TO hear from those living
along the lines in this county.
Mr.. MAINS, viee-president and
; general manager of the Southern De-
selopment and Colonization Society,
and Mr.. ulker, colonization officer,
with MI 4. ID. Mudd, superintendent,
and Mr.. John A. Tschantre, SECRETARY
Z of the State Bureau, were in town Tues
day aud Wednesday. The party were
getting q line on Southern Maryland
lands with the object Of getting some
Canadian colonies in our section q
the state.
Miss Nellie Fenwick, accompanied
"A by Miss Eleanor Herbert, Miss Caro-
line Moore and Miss Bertha Turner
had narrow escape, while driving
on thc road leading 10 the Patnxent
The front wheels in some manner be-
come detached and pulled away allow.
ing the carriage 10 fall forward and
throw The young ladies out on
"a tothe geound We are pleased 10 say
r' that outside Of shake up and maybe
little fright they were not injured
The horse, however, ran away, dam
aged the front wheels and cut himself
ftseveral placed.
Home Of MIR. Joseph =. Hayden Robbed.
on Aupnst %. the home of Mr.. Jos