Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-05-29
COUNTY NEWS.
LOcaIWiSe and Otherwise.

ington street repaired and enlarged.
His Honor B. H. Camalier, has
returned to his home in this town
after attending the May terms OF
the Charles County Court.
Mr.. Heating Boyd. formerly OF
Leonardtown, who recently was OPP
Grated on for throat trouble, we are
pleased to note, is convalescent.
Mrs. VIM. A. Fenwick and
daughter, Miss Alice G. Fenwick,
have returned to their home in
Leonardtown, after visit to Wash
lngton.
Mrs. Fillie Abel, of Leonard
town, and Mrs. JOS /. Cough, of
Beauvue, who have been on visit
to relatives in Washington, returned
to their home Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Abel, OF
Lonardtown, accompanied by their
daughter, Miss Marguerite Abel,
who spent few days in Washington
recently have returned to their home.
Mr.. Duke Bond, member of
the Baltimore city Council, Second
Branch, who has been visiting his
father, Mr.. Thos III. Bond, Rose
dale, Patuxent District, returned
to Baltimore on Monday last. Mr..
Bond was in Leonardtown on Satur-
day.
The next lecture in the Popular
Course will be given Wednesday
evening, June 4th, by DIR. f. f.
Greenwell, of the st. Mary's Hos
pital Staff His subject will be the
Care and Prevention of Tubercu-
losis, >" illustrated by modern meth
DDS now in vogue.
On Saturday last the Leonard
Hall baseball team defeated the
Charlotte Hall cadets, on the latter's
diamond by a score of 8 TO 3. A
return game was played at Leonard
town on last Monday Both teams
were in great shape, and one Of the
best games that has ever been wit
messed here. resulted in a score Of
l TO o in favor of Charlotte Hall.
A Potato Club will be organ
lied for the colored boys Of the
Third district between the ages Of
IL and / 8 years, and prizes will be
awarded ut the Fail Fair TO the best
producers. 1t was thought that
Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock would
be the most convenient hour for the
club to meet. Brother Simeon will
explain the rules at that time to the
boys in the colored public school
house.
Herbert Peacock, Of California,
aged rs years, was on Saturday last
found lying dead in the road near
the residences of Alex. Hebb and
Gwynn JOY. 1t is supposed that
Mr.. Peacock had an epileptic attack
and falling from his horse became
smothered in the wet sand. lie
was very promising young man,
and much regret is felt for his death.
Interment was at st. Johns Gene
terry. May he rest in peace!
The local Council of the
Knights had the double honor of
hearing a lecture, THAT might better
be termed on oration), by Father
Stanton, S. j., on the great English
Chancellor, Blessed Thomas More,
DC at the Academy, on Thurs
day night last; and of being receiv-
ed by their State Chaplain, Bishop
Corrigan. The Knights were very
much in the minority as the stormy
weather, doubtless detained at home,
those living out Of town. As the
lecture was not inclusive, a large
number gathered from in and out
of-town to hear the Reverend lectu-
rer and meet the Bishop.
Thanks to our generous and
public-spirited friends of the Sacred
Heart Dramatic Club, we shall have
the pleasure of enjoying their lat.
est great production, valley Farm
on next Tuesday evening, June 8,
in Leonardtown. As the stage ar
rangements and scenery at the
Academy are best adopted to the play
the faculty of the Academy kind.
ly consented to have the play there
at 100 P. NJ, on the above day
mentioned. The proceeds of tn,
play will be for the St. Mary
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