Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-04-09

Time for gardening.

now.
J Tuesday last was ! real Spring.
day,
1T begins to look as if spring is
here at last.
Base bali diamonds and tennis
courts are being put in shape.
Friday, April 10th, Good Friday,
being a legal holiday, our banks win
be closed.
Don't miss the supper for the bene-
fit Of st. Aloysius' Church on Thurs
day after Easter.
We extend our thanks to the
Union News, Towson, Md, for copy
Of its 1914 almanac.
Mrs. VIM. M. Loler and children
returned home on Tuesday last from
their recent visit to the city.
Miss Philo Morgan arrived home
from Georgetown Visitation Convent
on Tuesday morning last for the Easter
holidays.
The Scarlet fever scare IS over and
we are pleased to note that but one
death occurred from its visitation on
our community.
Miss Lottie May Fenwick, Of
Washington, is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. A. Fenwick, at
Hotel st. Mary's.
Father Stanton breaches in Long
Island City, on Thursday and Friday
nights, and at the Gesu, Philadelphia,
Easter Sunday.
Services Good Friday, win be
held at ST. Joseph's church, Morganza,
and the Imaculate Conception church,
Mechanicsville at p. m.
Mr. Henry Neus, of New York,
spent few days in the county recent
ly. Mr., Neus is looking over some
property belonging to him here.
The Blanford bill 70 establish
plants for the crushing of oyster shells
for agricultural lime was killed on the
last night Of the legislative session.
The vessel Charles l.. Rhode, Of
Newbury, N. c., arrived on Monday
loaded with lumber for Mr.. Jos. +.
Neal, Leonardtown's lumber merchant
Now is a good time to fix up fences
and spread little lime around in the
damp and wet places. Get the lawn
raked and make the home look pretty
A quantity OF fishare being brought
10 the Leonardtown market almost
daily. The shad are especially large
and their flavor this year is par ex-
cellence.
The Moving Pictures scheduled
for Easter Monday and Tuesday
promise rare entertainment for those
who attend their production on the
dates mentioned.
Mr.. Jos. X. Morgan, Of Washing
ton, rs visiting friends here. Mr..
MorganScame down with Mr.. Hatha-
way, Wild is here looking over his farm
near BeatfSpe.
Judge b. H. Camalier left on
Sundays steamer to attend court at
Upper Marlboro, Prince Georges
county. He wlll probably be absent
for couple of%eeks.
Rev. DR.. Costin, of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, Leonardtown, left
on Tuesday last TO attend the annual
conference in Cumberland, which be-
gan on the first Instant
The Parish Supper to be served
next Thursday evening, at Hotel ST.
Mary's will be Something fine
There will be the usual social gather
ing and amusements after the supper.
Sarah Biscoe, colored, committed
to the House OF Correction for lsI
months for larceny OF bed clothes from
Hotel ST. Mary's, was taken 70 that
institution on Monday last by Deputy
sheriff Bowles.
Mrs. J. r. Oliver, OF New York,
has joined her husband, Mr.. J. r.
Oliver al Hotel st. Mary's. She was
accompanied by her son Robert. Mrs.
Oliver expects TO make an extended
stay in our county.
There was mistake in announc-
ing the Easter Dance at st. Joseph's
Hall Morganza, for April odd II is
to be held April 18TH Please note the
change and let your friends know
Admission % cents.
The Star Spangled Banner Com
mission is planning TO have the United
State flag floating from all public
buildings and dwellings in every city
In the country during the week of
celebration in September
Mr.. Shattuck has nearly completed
the piping for the Acetylene lights for
the Court House. II viii be great
Improvement and prove Of great con-
yenience to County officials and those
having business at the Court House.
There will be an entertainment and
supper at st. Michael's Hall on Easter
Monday night for the benefit of the
house. Father Emericl's entertain
ments are always first-class and a.
good attendance is predicted. Admis-
cir,t, OE nln,A.