Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-08-13

Set aside your sample for the Fair.
The waring nations in Europe are
responsible for the ague in Hague.
Miss Ruth Brewster Cotton is Wis
ting Mrs. Joseph III. Key, Tudor Hall.
Are you growing those large po-
tatoes for exhibition al the County
Fair?
Oiling the State roads in Maryland
ha, been completed at cost of sIs5,
un
The festival at st. Joseph's church.
Morganza, was we'll attended and a
great success.
Mr.. J. J. Hess. of Tompkinsville.
Charles county, paid our Office visit
on Friday last.
Mrs. Harry NJ. Jones, Of Leon
ardtown, is visiting relatives on the
Eastern Shore.
Miss Della Maddox, is convalesc-
ing at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Joseph III. Key.
Miss Jennie Towson, of Baltimore.
i, visiting her sister, Mrs. X Clarke
Abel, Lconardtown.
Miss Annie Morgan, of Washing>
ton, is the guest of Miss Marguerite
Nhcll. Lconardtown.
Miss Mary Duke of the Point.
entertained her friends at an oyster
~caId on Tuesday last.
Mr. William Bond, whose summer
home i near Park Hall, recently pdr-
chased Chandler car.
The Orphans and commissioners
court, wrr" in session on Tuesday
last Both had busy sessions.
MIR. and Mrs. II. N Wood and
children, of Baltimore, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. James j. Curry, of Ora
giHc
Ebcnczcr NJ. +. Church will hold
supper in the Church Grove on
Wednesday, August 26. See adv. i'm
this issue.
Mr.. +. Fenwick Herbert, of Hotel
81. Mary'S, who has been ON n visit To
relatives in Washington, has returned
tp his work.
The financial condition of the
A.
after the recen depression caused by
the European war.
DIR. Thomas Cullinan, wife and
tvs" children, of Philadelphia, are
visiting Mr.. Ralph Cuilinan, near
Lronardtown.
Miss Margaret Dudd, of Balti-
more, who has been the guest of Miss
l"nnr Russell, returned home by train
"n Saturday last.
Former County Commissioner,
Samuel Hayden. was in Leonardtown
ON Tuesday last. His many friends
were delighted to see him.
Mr. and Mrs. A. ID. Jarboc, and
granddaughters, of Washington, are
visiting the family of Mr.. \. J. Tenni-
son. near Clements.
Every shccp-raiser of this county
should exhibit at the Fair. Put Your
best animals in condition. Your
n"Ighhors will bc there Ia see.
MIR. j. Phillip Greenwich, was
sworn in as County Treasurer, On
Thursday last, and appointed Mr..
John BriScoe, as clerk and deputy.
Mrs. John &. Cryer, who has been
>"iourning at Peterborough, the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. NJ. Mattingly,
left for Washington on Sunday last.
Fishermen have been having good
lurk on the Black Walnut and Tomp-
kinN' Shoals. At one time there were
ON the shoals IL boats and 81 fishers.
MIR. and Mrs. +. Spencer Crane,
of The Beach, were among those who
attended the midsummer dance at
Prince Frederick on Wednesday last.
Mr.. !. +. NJ. Raley, of Ten Hills,
Baltimore. who has been on "a brief
visit Ia friends and relatives in Leon
ardtowm returned on Sundays steam
~.
Miss Nora Duke, of Baltimore,
who is visiting relatives in ST. Mary's
spent few days with her brother, Mr.
!. Roland Duke, during the past
week.
Misses Mary and L.eticia Bird. of
Baltimore, returded home on Satur-
day last after having spent two very
pleasant weeks with their cousin, Miss
Mary Lcnne Russell.
MeSSrs. Carl Insley Edgar Dixon
and Speilman Bond spent u very pleas
ant week at Colonial Beach, Va, and
also few days cruising on the tribu-
taricS of the Potomac.
Miss Elsie McNeiley, of Washing
ton, former resident of 81. Mary's
Academy. died at Sibley Hospital,
Washington. on Saturday last. She
Was IL years old. May she rest in
peace,
The annual festival for ST. Mich
ael'S, Ridge, will take place at the
parish grounds and hall on the after
noon and evening of Tuesday, August
Is. Dancing in the afternoon and
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Jackson, enter
tanned their friends at the home of
Mrs. Jackson's parents. MIR. and Mrs.
VIM. V. Waters, Woodbury.. on Mon
day evening last. Dancing was en-
n