Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-05-15
Saint Maras gsaGo1.
COUNTY NEWS.
LOcalWise and Otherwise.

ROAD repairing 10 uelng oonS Oh
Lawrence Avenue.
Mrs. Jos. Fl. Key, of Leon
ardtown, left on Sunday last for a
visit to Washington.
The Orphans and Commission
ers' Courts were in session Tuesday
last. Both had busy sessions.
Miss Dixie Bean, of Great
Mills, is visiting her cousin, Mr..
Chas. w. Foxwell, Hotel Lawrence.
The schooner "Oysterman," of
Annapolis, docked at Leonardtown
Saturday last. She loaded rail road
ties.
Prof. E. F. Briscoe, formerly
of Charlotte Hall, now q resident
of Baltimore, is visiting friends in
st. Mary's.
Mr.. Harry B. Fenwick, of
Leonardtown left on Mondays
train for the X. of G. celebration TO
be held in Baltimore this week.
Mr.. T. Fenwick Herbert, of
Leonardtown, who has been ON a
short visit to Baltimore and Wash
ington, returned on Sunday last.
Miss Nellie Fenwick, who has
been on two weeks visit to rela-
tives in Washington, returned TO her
home in Leonardtown last Sunday.
His Hon. Judge Camalier, who
has been attending the May session
of the Circuit Court for Calvert
County, returned home Saturday
last.
An attractive moving picture
program was rendered on Monday
last at Our Lady's Chapel, Mcdley's
Neck. Fully two hundred persons
were present.
Frost on last Monday morning
in this section killed many plants
that had not attained sufficient
strength TO endure the intense and
unreasonable cold.
A number of Leonardtown
folks attended the dramatic enter
tainment at Holy Angels on Tues
day last. They report a large at
tendance and n fine performance.
In reporting the Cross Roads
FIRE we inadvertently printed that
b. Bremen had been charged with
arson. The charge was lodged
against Samuel NJ. Bremen
We wish to call attention to
the fact that it is criminal offence
and punishable severely to throw
glass, tacks or other destructable
matter on any public highway.
A quantity Of furniture. fix
lures etc. for St. Mary's Hospital
arrived on Tuesdays steamer. 1t is
expected that the remainder will be
received within the week and the
hospital be in readiness by the lat
Ter part of this month.
Right Rev. Bishop Corrigau
will celebrate the O'Clock Mass in
St. Aloysius Church on Sunday and
give Holy Communion to a class Of
First Communicates. lie will con-
tTm another large class after the 10
O'Clock Mass. An outline of his
tour was published last week.
Mrs. Wade FL. Blackstone, Of
Washington, d. c., is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Marshall
Dent, at their home at Oakley, to
be with them on the fortieth ami
versary of their marriage. Mr..
Dent was married to Miss Ida Eliza
beth Wright, of Atlanta, Georgia,
on May 18th, 1878.
The third teams Gravel Knoll
vs.. Mechanicsville, played an inter
esting game of base ball Saturday
last on the grounds of the latter
the score being to in favor OF
the home team. In many instances
the horse-hide was handled with
professional ekill by both teams.
Leonard Hall School is the re.
oipient of q powerful and handsome
microscope for use in the study OF
botany in connection with agricul.
ture work in the classes. This
much needed and valuable instru
ment is the gift of Rev. Brother
Isidore, the Provincial of tho
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