Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-08-05

Mrs. Latchford, of Annanol;s
junction, is visiting Judge and
Mr.. Il. II. Camalier.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Combs
and family, of Troy, Ohio. are
visiting friends and relatives in 1T.
Mlry's.
The attendance al the ANIMAL
festival Of st. Aloysins' Church
Lcona'Tltown, was larger by far
than hitherto.
DIR. William Kettles. Onto
mctrist, Of baltimore, is now travel
ing in the county. Watch for his
"a next week.
Mrs. Harry NJ. Jones. of Leon
sraltown, who has been on an ex-
tended visit to her mother AZ Cam
bridge, has returned.
Don't forget the date of the
dance at Charlotte Hall for the bene-
tit Of the MIX and lee Fund
August .. City music.
We regret TO learn that Mrs.
Frank j. Combs, of Leonardtown.
- al, and We sincerely trust that
her recovery will be- speedy.
City music viii be on hand at
-. Joseph's Festival on August IL.
Thus affair is going TO he big
event and we'll worth attending.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fluery
and little daughter, of Baltimore
county, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Isaphel, are guests at
Hotel st. Mary's.
Rev. Father Fink, $. j.. for
merly stationed at ST. Aloysius'
Church. Leonardtowh, has been re-
moved from New York to Gonzaga
College, Washington.
Mr.. George Morrow, dean of
the baltimore Suns editorial staff.
aIFi one of the most widely known
newspaper men in the State, died al
hIs residence ON Tuesday morning
last.
Mr.. u. IL. Camalier, Jr., and
MI. Ellis, of Georgetown Dental
School, and Mr. Harry GafTney, of
Baltimore, spent the first of the
week with Mr.. Camalier's parents
IN Leonarltown.
Governor Goldsborough has ex
tended an invitation 10 Congress To
purchase site either in the Mary
land mountains or OF the shores of
the Chesapeake Bay As summer
home for the President of the United
States.
The Chantauqua dates have
been set for September Z, s and -.
Tins affair promises To he a great
success and is one that should re-
eeive the patronage of the whole
county. Keep posted on it, Read
the ads
The United States has n, acti-
caiiy assumed the dictatorship of
the republic Of IIayti, and will con
tinue safeguarding the lives and
property of foreigners until the reign
OF iawlessncss IN that place il under
control
The severe storm of Tuesday
day night last destroyed a number
OF trees, Hooded the roads and beat
down the crops. The worst damage
was TO the fruit. The telephone
lines IN number of places were
put out OF commission.
The moving picture perlor-
nance n the Town Hall on SUNDAY
last was we'll attended and greatly
cnioyed by the patrons. The pie
lures secured for next Sunday. we
are told. are of very high grade
well worth seeing.
From the Baltimore dailies we
note that the Republicans are to
have a family quarrel among
themselves As 10 who shall he the
candidate Of that party for the gov
ernorship. MeSsrs. Weller and
Warburton are the two most prom
inently mentioned.
The I.eonarrltown Juniors were
defeated by the heavy Oakley team
on Friday last 1t Leonard Hall, by
the close score of To 6. The To-
Gals, although outclassed both i'm
weight aud at bat, put up good
game, and, except For few costly
errors, they would have given the
Big Men a severe licking.
The telephone wires were hrok-
en- IN several places bs trees and
limbs falling on the lines and, as a
result, communication with several
points IN the county was cut off.
On this account we were unable to
get the complete returns by districts
of the vote on the wet" and dry"
question, submitted 10 the people at
Tuesdays election. We were,
however, able To get the maioruties.
The sudden death of Mrs. Il.
Il. Abel, Of Beauvue, has east a
spell Of gloom over the entire sec
ton, for this most estimable lady
had a host Of friends and her kind
ness aud fFiendliness was a charac-
teristic that made more pleasant the
lives of those with whom she came
IN contact. She was the mother of
seven children, who, together with
her sorrowing husband, survive her.
She was buried from Our I.ady's
Chapel on Tuesday last. May she
rest in pcacel
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