Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-06-05
COUNTY NEWS.
LocalWise and Otherwise.

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latives in Washington.
Miss Eleanor Carroll, of Myrtle
Point, Patuxent District, is visiting
Mrs. Alpheus Hyatt, Porto Bello.
Mr.. BENZ. Combs, of Leonard
town, recently returned from a
visit to Washington, and Baltimore.
Mr.. Stephen G.. King, of Green
vile, N. J. is visiting his old home
in Leonardtown. Mr.. King is a
brother of the late Francis V. King.
Mr.. Raymond X. Foxwell, a
member of the medical class of the
college of Physicians and Surgenos is
at his home, Leonardtown, for the
vacation.
Mr.. II. Bascom Broun, of the
First National Bank at St. Mary's,
recently visited his parents at
Broun's Store, Va. He returned on
Sundays steamer.
Lieut.. Col. VIM. Cobusier, L.
S. A. retired, and wife, of New York,
are puest at Hotel st. Mary's. They
are searching the records of the
county for genealogical data.
The Supervisors of election,
we are advised, will make appoint
ment of all Judges and Clerks of
Election at their next meeting
which will be held on June 18th
instant.
james Curtis, colored, of the
Seventh District, was on Tuesday
last committed to Jail by Justice
James Latham, on the charge of dis
turbing the peace. 1t is thought
that Curtis is insane.
Those interested in agricultural
development will do well to attend
the Farmers Day exercises to be
held at Leonard Hall, June II, at
2P. NJ. Some interesting topics are
to be discussed, Lectures by Rev.
Brothers Simeon and Gregory.
The time is at hand when the
young graduate will proceed to en-
Tighten admiring audiences with his
opinions on how the world should
be managed. After this he will try
to find job that will yield him
enough salary to pay for his board
and clothes.
Autoists enroute between La
Plata and Washington have struck
a snag at r. B, where the State has
begun road work. Many machines
have become stalled in the mud in
cident to the newly thrown up road
bed and the recent rains. Times
Crescent.
We are pleased to note that
among the graduates Of Immaculate
Seminary, Mount Marian, Washing
ton, ID. c., is the name of Miss Ruth
DeChantal Peak, a daughter of Mr..
Louie Peak, and a near relative of
County Commissioner, John l..
Hilton. Our congratulations. En-
terprise.
June Term of the Circuit Cour;
for St. Mary's convened on Monday
last. Judge Camalier presided
Judgments in uncontested cases
were entered. The will case, aft
Getting the property of Pat. w. Rus
sell was determined in favor of the
caveatee by agreement. Mr.. Jos.
E. Tippett of the Baltimore Bar was
among the strangers present.
In order that those desiring TO
attend the commencement exercises
of st. Mary's Seminary on June
18th instant, the steamer will leave
Leonardtown and go to st. Mary's
City. The Baltimore boat will
call at St. Mary's going there direct
from Kinsale. This arrangement
will enable people in this section to
attend the exercises and return that
day.
The following young men will
receive their degrees at Charlotte
Hall Academy on June 10th, 1918.
Walter Bell, New York City,
N. Y. William Bean, Valley Lee,
Nd. Edward Briscoe, Mutual,
Calvert, Co. Nd. Charles Webster
Chesley, Charlotte Hall, Md. John
w. Cronin, Aberdeen, Md. Sanford
II. Disney, Baltimore, Md. Law
erence p. FesSler, Elkland, Pa.