Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-08-20
Base ball Friday, Montross vs..
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is visiting friends in Leonardtown
Mr.. Chester Stone, is visiting II
the Piney Point section of the county
A large numberof Westinghouse.
motored TO Leonardtown on Sunda,
last.
Mr.. Abel Longmore, of WASHING
ton, is visiting his parents in Leon
ardtown.
Because of a rush this week W.
are forced to leave out several com
municationS.
Next Sunday will be the appointed
Sunday for the Angels Sodality of 81
Aloysius church.
Miss Maize Love, of Loveville.
Md, is visiting Miss Madeline Baxter.
Of Chestertown, Md.
ST Mary's Academy will open on
Tuesday, September sth, for the scho.
lasiic year l9l4-l5.
Mr.. John Ihrie, OF Washington. a
former resident of our county, is a
guest at Hotel st. Mary'S.
Miss Annie Lovejoy, of Washing
ton, paid brief visit to relatives in
in Leonardtown recently.
Miss Josephine Spalding, of Beau
vue, is visiting relatives ard friends
in Washington, ID. G.
Remember the ball games, Friday.
Montross vs.. Leonardtown, Saturday.
la Plata v. Leonardtown.
Miss Leila Mattingly, of Leonard
town, is visiting Miss Marie Hunger
ford, at Marshall Hall, Md.
Mr.. Cyril a. Keller. of Baltimore.
is the guest of Mr.. John ii. Il. Briscoa.
st. Cuthbcrt's, on the Patuxent.
Miss Eloise Moore, of Washing
ton, has Joined MIR. and Mrs. Smith
on their camping party, at Paw Paw
Point.
The Mechanicsville ball team will
cross bats with the Baden team at
MechanicSville on Tuesday, August
18th.
Miss Ethel Huseman, who teaches
dancing in Washington, is visiting
her old home, Fair View, near
halmcrs.
Mrs. w. A. Hammond, of Balti-
more. is visiting Mrs. VIM. II. Gardi-
ner, at Harrow Hills" near Char
tico.
Rev. and Mrs. w. X. B. Turner.
of Grayton, Charles county, wore the
guests of their daughter, Mr.. John J.
Duke, this week.
Miss Regina Perry and Miss Gene
We've NJ. Mercer, of Baltimore, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Abel, of
near Compton.
A party of Baltimorians, compris-
ing Mrs. Richard Moore, Mrs. Barnett
and Miss Ethel Moore, are guests at
Hotel Lawrence.
Mr.. 10. V. Morgan, of the Wash
ington bar, is visiting his old home.
Mr.. Morgan has in "a short time cstab-
liShed an .enviable practice.
The old rivals, La Plata and Leon
ardtown will meet at Leonard Hall
grounds on Saturday. This will h.
game for blood. Better see it,
The call for full registration of
the democratic vote by the party man
ayers should appeal to all those who
are in favor of good government.
Mr.. w. NJ. Loker, as trustee. sold
at public auction on Tuesday, bloom
field, containing p acres, situated on
Smiths Creek, to- Chas. a. Dean, for
Sl23O.
Father Stanton's address in Bos-
ton Is Immaculate Conception Church.;
Father Neary's address in Philadel
phia, is st. Joseph's church, Wtllings
Alley.
l.. +. Payne's Department Store is
Offering some very attractive styles in
ready made clothing at exceedingly
low prices. See advertisement in this
issue.
The Annual Sunday School Picnic
Tor Mckendree NJ. T.. Church will bc
held Friday afternoon and evening,
August 18th. All are cordially in
wed.
Don't fail tn show your interest
IN good government by coming out in
force and bringing your friends at the
Democratic primaries, which will lac
held on September ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Morgan knight
and son, Bud, are the guests of Mr..
knights sister, Mrs. Nettie Greenwich,
Leonardtown. Mr.. knight is now liv-.
ing at Petersburg, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Duke, and
little daughter, Miss Frances Barker,
OF Leonardtown, who have been visit
ing relatives in Charles county, re-
turned on Tuesday last.
On Tuesday last a party of nine
from the Seventh District, cruised
britton Bay. They debarked at Leon
ardtown and spent some time seeing
the public buildings and other points
of interest.
A delightful entertainment " as held
at the beautiful home of DIR. and Mrs.
William b. Burch. of near Piney
Foint, on Friday last, at which num-
Der of Lecnardtown's young people
We're present.
The Ladies' Aid Society. of Mt.
Hloa NJ. +. Church, viii hold . social
and musical on Wednesday, August