Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-05-08

III NilN l'OnA III A(ibbAiSbs
Mrs. VIM. A. Fenwick, accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Lottie
May Fenwick, left on Tuesdays
steamer for Washington.
The Charlotte Hall base ball
team won its second game of the
season on Saturday last from the
Leonard Hall boys by a score of 5
to 2.
Miss Bessie Abel, of Leonard
town, who has been visiting friends
and relatives in Baltimore and
Washington, returned on Tuesday
last.
Right Rev Bishop Corrigan
will begin a confirmation tour of
the Churches attached to the ST.
Mary's Missions on Sunday, May
18th.
The 10 O'Clock MASS in St
Aloysius' next Sunday (Pentecost)
will be Solemn High Mass. FIR.
Mullaly, S. j., of Washington, will
preach the sermon.
Judge Camalier, who spent the
week with his family in Leonard
town. left on Sunday last to attend
the May term of Court of Calvert
County being held this week.
We note with pleasure the re-
coyery and return to her home Of
Mrs Webster J. Lyon, nee Ching,
Hughesville, who for the past few
day. has been under treatment at
Providence Hospital, Washington.
On Sunday last the family of |
Mr. Walter b. Dorsey, left for
then new home near Kilmarnock, |
Va. There is much regret expressed |
AT the departure of the Dorseys, who |
were most popular here.
Mary Bryan, colored, was on
Wednesday last committed to Jail |
bg Justice Graves Of the Third Dis
trie0 % await the action Of the
Grand Jury. She is charged with |
stealing far coat off the steamer
Northumberland
Capt. Ira Harrison, of Thigh |
mans, Nd was painfully hurt on
Friday last, having his left ankle |
bone fractured by the shaft Of his |
gasoline engine. He was hurried |
to the Baltimore train to be treated |
at the Johns Hopkins Hospital.
AT the Corporation election for
Town Commissioners held on Mon
day last j. Philip Grcenwell and
DR. r. f. Greenwell were chosen
to fiji The vacancies caused by the ex-
piTed terms Of DR. f. +. Geenrwcll |
and VIM. G, Mattingly.
Haboas Corpus proceedings in
the case Of State vs., Samuel NJ |
Bremen, charged with arson, were
heard Oh Saturday last. a large |
crowd attended His Honor Judge
CanaIer heard the case and Bren-
ncr was held for bail in the amount
Of $500, which was furnished.
Prof. and Mrs. VIM. Watts
Folwell, Of Minneapolis, MINI. who
spent the winter at Hotel st. Mary's |
add who during their stay here
greatly eudeared themselves To all |
with whom they came in contact, |
have returned TO their Western home. |
Sincere regret is felt at their depar-
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Bernard
Duke, accompanied by Mrs. Dukes |
sister, Miss Turner, spent the week
end in st. Marys. On the return
trip sT Dukes car met with an ac-
cident to its machinery and the
party was delayed for considera-
BILE time at Hughesville. MT. B. p.
Bowen, Of Leonardtown took them
to Washington.
Mr.. James w. Thomas. of
Cumberland, has just placed stain
ed glass chancel window in the beau
tiful and historic old Christ Church |
at Chaptico, and which, it is claim
ed by persons in position to pass
Judgment upon it, is an uncom-
monty fine specimen of artistic
workmanship. 1t represents the
Virgin Mary, the Infant Saviour,
Joseph, the Wise Men and their SER
want, sent to Bethlehem by King
Herod, together with their gifts of