Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-05-28

/ Salisbury on Saturday last.
Lucy b. Herman, Chaptico, and
Susan 3. Abcll, st. Mary's City, have
been continued as Postmistresses.
Don't forget the Wild West Show
Grain or shine) new tents; two perfor-
mances: Saturday, May 30. See adv.
MIR. and Mrs. w. c. sadler, Of
Leonardtown, who have boon Wishing
in Baltimore, have returned to their
home
\ The Leonard Hall baseball team
Most to the Baden High School nine at
Baden on Thursday last By a score Of
3to2.
Mr. G. Manning Combs, Of santi-
ago, Cuba, who has been visiting his
parcpts al Eldon, has returned 20 his
homeA
Dr. and Mrs. J Lawn Thompson,
are spending the summer al Hotel 81.
Mary S. THEY are accompanied by
their SON I-awn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry M Jones,
who have been away buying millinery
and dress goods arrived home on
pncsday's steamdf
On Sunday last quite party Of
Yashingtonians visited Leonardtown
il their machEes. There were about
''lrty in The party.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. oliver, who
have been on visit to Washington.
Baltimore and Philadelphia, have re-
turned to Leonardtown.
Mr.. } Ford Thompson, % Paris,
Franco, was The guest q bis father
y, Ford Thompson, al Hotel -.
Mhry's, for the we3<-end
On FAday1usf Capt Henry Wehr-
helm, qDeompton, entertained 4 mum
ber ~ his friends At az oyster roast
on the shore near his place
The work on the State road from
I.eonardtown to Chingville, IS pro
crossing rapidly The builders bave
graded TO near The Aims House.
Saturday, May 30, being legal
holiday, the banks viii be closed. The
Posioiiice win be open for only o short
time upon the arrival aud departure
OF mails
The moving pictures at the Town
Hall on SUNDAY evening last we're the
best ever seen IN ourtown. Tho Sea
Dog Two reels) was we'll worth che
price Of admission.
Miss Ruth Waters, Of Woodbury.
near Leonardtown, accompanied by
hcr iasher, Mr.. w. Y. Waters visited
Baltimore last week. They were tho
guests OF Mr. and Mrs J. Il. NJ, Raley.
Of Ten Hills.
The Leonard Hall second baseball
team won from the Oakley club AZ
Leonard Hall on Saturday last Ny
score OF TO u. The feature Of the
game was the all-around playing of
little Jack Dent.
The reopening Of Ioiy Angels
nan, Milestown, will be heareled by
dance on Monday, june !, at which
ice cream, cake and strawberries will
be abundantly in evidence. The re-
ceipts arc 10 be devoted to a worthy
benefit.
The next lecture in the popular
course will be given by Father Neary
on Tuesday evening, June 8, at the
Academy. The subject will be "fhe
Crusades. 1t will be illustrated from
Dore's famous pictorial history Of the
Crusades.
On sunday last Mr. Enoch y.
Abell, Of Leonardtown, sustained a
sprained ankle, and, as result, has
been confined to his room. His many
friends sincerely regret bis misfortune
and trust that he viii soon be able to
be up and about.
Mr.. Fred O. Parker, 81 Washing
ton, visited relatives in St Mary S
during last week Mr.. Parker is pros
noting a minstrel that will, in an pro-
bability, play in the different halls
throughout the county. The talent is
considered the best tliat Washington
can produce.
The ST. Mary's Seminary Conn
mencelnent exercises viii be held on
June II. The Md, Del. s. Va. Ry.
Co, win have their boats go by there
on leaving Leonardtown on the morn
ing Of the commencement and the mid
day boat will call by on her way in
from Kinsale the same evening.
The disappointment Of Capt. Ed
mund j. Plowden, as Deputy Com
inander 81 the State Fishery Force,
gratiIies bis many friends and il q
worthy recognition Of the very efficient
service rendered BY Capt Powden in
the protection Of The oyster industry
intrusted to his care We feel that his
fntnre record will equal his past,
which IS par excellent.