Saint Mary's beacon., 1914-10-22
Rev. L. J. Kelly, S. J., is on
visit TO his mother in Philadelphia.


The St MarY's Agricultural Fair
opens next Tuesday, October 9Th and
continues to October both.
The registration in St Mary's for
the November election, was 1881; l94I
white and l434 colored.
States Attorney VIM. M. Loker, is
in abundance at the meeting of the
Bar Association in Washington.
We are forced TO hold several
communications and mortuary notices
for our next, owing to the lack Of
sppce.
Mr.. Kennedy Abell, accompanied
by his sister and brother, Miss Mar
guerite and Mr.. Franklin Abel, mo-
tored to Washington this Wednesday,
morning.
The Modern Woodmen Of Ameri-
ca viii hold their Annual Banquet at
Hotel Lawrence on Wednesday, No
vember 25th, the night before Thanks
giving Day.
On Sunday, November lst, tan
Saints Day., Father Debold will say
both masses at Newtown, at the usual
hours. There viii be no mass at Cur
Lady's Chapel on that day
Mr.. J. Thomas Duke, Manager Of
G. S =. Telephone system in our
county, is in Gaithersburg, Md, on
business connected with his Company
He expects to be absent about two
weeks.
Messrs. Henry Loker, Chas. Ca
wood and Phil. Wise, met with an ac-
cident on Saturday last, and the ma
chine, which was driven by Mr., Wise,
was badly damaged. The occupants
escaped unhurt
The Hyattsville Independent, OF
Prince Georges county, speaking OF
the political outlook, says: "a united
(demoeratic) party is the fact in old
st. Mary's, as the vote on November
Ord, viii certainly show"
The ladies OF ST Mary's Parish
win hold supper at the Rectory, 81.
Mary's City, on Tuesday, oct, 9TH,
commencing at p. N. supper 80
cents. Ice cream, cake, ETC., will be
on sale al the usual prices.
The F. Q, Morgan Department
Store announce Bargains in their
Mlllinary Department during Fair
Week, beginning Monday, the 10Th,
and continuing throughout the week.
They also have bargains in Shoes,
Clothing, etc. Give them call on
your way 10 the Fair,
Mr.. and Mrs. 4, j. Sterling garo
birthday party TO their saung daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Catharine. Nnd a large
number Of her young friepdslon Tues
NNday afternoon last, In honor ,oi Miss
Mary fatharine' fourth birthday, al
which the young tots had thoroughly
enjoyable time. We congratulate the
young lady and wish her h.any, many
returns Of the day.
There viii be held at the home 81
MIR. and Mrs. Grover G. Robson,
Hollywood, on the evening OF Wed
nesday, October 2sth, supper con
sisting OF oysters, chicken and other
deiicaciss OF The season. The supper
will be for the benefit OF the NJ j.,
Parsonage at Leonardtown. supper
will be served commencing at 4 p. IN.
All are cordially invited.
The } r.. Greenwell Improvement
Company win have demonstrators
frem abroad to demonstrate tho Cole
Hot Blast Range, and De Laval Cream
Separator during Fair Week, and ex-
tends an invitation TO the public 10
call and be convinced Of the merits OF
the Ranges, Stoves and separators
handled by that company. Sec adscr-
tiinement.
Mr.. w. Bernard Duke, formerly
Of our city, resigned as vice President
Of the National Bank OF Baltimore,
on Wednesday last. vice-President
j. Albert Hughes resigned at tie same
time. IT IS said the designations were
on the score of economy. Mr.. Duke,
when asked about the matter, said that
that reason was as good as any other
to make public. Mr. Duke remains
member at the Board Of Directors.
On November lst the Workman $
Compensation Law Is effective and all
persons who employ labor In hazard
ous work will have to take this insur-
ance. The failure to do this subjects
you TO fine OF not less than $500 and
not more than 5000 Harry M. Jones,
Leonardtown, Md, represents The
Fidelity and Deposit Company, Of
Baltimore Nd, and can place your
insurance with them. See ADVERTISE
nent in another column.
That a fair without fakirs and the
other attendant features that are so
very Objectionable to those who are
really interested in the progress of a
community can be made o success and
Of sufficient attractiyeness TO warrant
the outlay necessary for a successful
staging has been so we'll demonstrated
by the st. Mary's Agricultural Fairs
that revival on that line il again at-
tempted this year upon q larger scale
and wider scope than heretofore This
Fair, which will be open on Tuesday
next, win be great success.
The attempt to revive the ST.
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