Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-11-26

are visiting friends In Washington.
Capt. and Mrs. A. A. Lawrence.
hire visiting Washington for week.
Miss Caroline Myteringer, Wash
ingtOn, isa guest at Hotel Sc. Mary's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry NJ. Jones, of
Leonardtown, are visiting Baltimore
and Washington.
Mr.. Harry Graves large porker
weighed 354 lbs. dressed. This hog
was just IL months old.
Mrs. ID. p. Johnson and daugh-
ters, of Leonardtown, left of Tuesdays
steamer for Washington.
Mrs. J. Roland Duke, left on Sat
urday last for visit to friends and
relatives in Baltimore.
Miss Cora B. Key. of Ell Paso.
Texas, is visiting her father, Judge
Joseph II. Key, Leonardtown.
The Trustees of St. Mary's Female
Seminary will meet in Leonardtown.
at Hotel Lawrence, on December 7th.
Mr.. B. Harris Camalier. of the
Georgetown Dental School. spent the
week end with his parents in Leonard
town.
Miss Leila Stephenson, of Wash
ington, who has been visiting relatives
in st. Mary's, has returned TO her
home.
Miss Della Maddox, who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Joseph II.
Key, of Tudor Hall, Leonardtown, has
returned to Washington.
Miss Eloise Moore, of Washing.
ton, who has been on an extended visit
TO relatives in Leonardtown, returned
TO the city on Tuesday last.
Miss Nellie Fenwick, of Hotel ST.
Mary'S returned home of Wednesday.
She was accompanied by Miss Virginia
Fluery and Mr.. Frank Fenwick.
A number OF AUTOS made the run
from Washington TO Leona 'dtown on
Sunday last. This is now the most
POI ular outing from the big cities.
DIR. Copiin, of Washington, enter
tanned party of friends at Hotel st.
Mar, 5 on Saturday last with an oys-
ter roast fter which cards and refresh
ments were en-. DYED.
Miss Lottie Nay Fenwick, OF
Washington, who has cen on q visit
To- her parents, Mr.. and Airs. VIVA. A
Fenwick, of Hotel ST. Mary's. mas re-
turned To her home.
The County Commissioners visiieo
the Insane Hospitals and report thai
condition ut the several n stitutions are
all that could be desired, as regards
the care and comfort of the patients.
Senator and Mrs. Maloy, of Balti-
more, spent the week end In Leonard
town. The Senator has many friends
here. He is prominently mentioned as
the Democratic Candidate for Attorney
General.
DIR. and Mrs. III. Wheeler Bond.
of st. Louis, Mo-, have been visiting
the doctors parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas III. Bond, of Rose Dale, on
the Patuxent. Mr.. Duke Bond, OF
Baltimore, accompanied them.
Judge and Mrs. Fillmore Beall,
of Alta VISTA" Beltsville, Prince
Georges county, celebrated the silver
anniversary OF their wedding on FRI
day last. The best wishes OF their St.
Mary's friends, with whom we join,
attend them through life.
In this issue you will note the new
advertisements of several of our up-to-
date business houses, among them
Foxwell Il Foxwell, +. o. Morgan De-
partment Store and Mr.. L. Voigt. All
these are Offering exceptional induce
ments to give them call and look
over their new holiday stocks.
On Tuesday afternoon corn.
house and stable on the property
known, as Ocean Hall, and owned> by
Miss White burch, of Milestown,
was destroyed by fire. The property
was tenanted by MIR. John Long, who
lost all of the co@tents of the two
buildings. The damage Is estimated
NJ about $500.
At the Monday meeting of the ST.
Mary's Reading Room and Debating
Society the question, Resolved, That
the lack of progress and advancement
In st. Mary's county is due to the
people of said county" wss forcibly
debated and decided in the affirmative
bv a vote of seven to enc. These de-
bates are most interesting and well
worth attending.
Mrs. Marie Manning, daughter of
Mr.. Charles Sterette Grayson, of St.
lnigoe'S, prepared and drilled in 90
acre field of wheat, which is the finest
looking stand in that section. Mrs.
Manning is q very enthusiastic farm
lady and takes q delight in out-of-
doors. She and her sister, Miss
Dorothy Grayson, who have been Wis
ting Baltimore. have but recently re-
turned % their home.
The entertainments at St. Georges
Hall, Valley Lee, on Tuesday night
last, was well attended and greatly en-
joyed by all. The music was of a
very high order rs also were the reci-
tations. There were two playiets that
elected merited applause and alto
gether the affair was q great success.
Refreshments were served during the
evening, and after the performance
dancing was enjoyed until . late
hour.