Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-06-10

The public schools of the conn.,
~ will close on Tuesday, June Is.
Ii is reported that fish are bit
ing. Something good in store for
us.
Mr.. John j. Duke, of Leonard
town, has purchased Ford touring
car.
1t is time to get busy and Sc
cure baseball team for Leonard
town.
A number of our towns-people
attended the races at Marlboro on
Tuesday last.
Miss Philo Morgan, of George
town Convent, has returned TO her
home for tho summer vacation.
Mr.. J. Il. GreenweIl. Jr.. Of
Georgetown University, has retur~-
ed home for the summer.
isS 1ioisS SuoOFes VINO has
been visiting relatives in Leonard
town, has returned TO Washington.
Miss Gertrude Tweedy, of
Washington, is the guest of Miss
Madeline Camalier, Leonardtown.
June Court opened last Mon
day, and as there was but little
business there was but a short ses-
sion.
LosT.-A gold pin in the shane
of az arrow. Reward for ITS re-
turn to Miss Heloise Abel, Leon
ardtown.
The Orphans ard Commission
ers' Courts were in session on Tues
day last and transacted routine
business.
MIR. Davidson, of the u. S.
Tire Co., visited Leonardtown on
Wednesday last, in the interest of
that company.
Mrs. w. A. SmoGt, of Hughes
vile, spent few days recently
with her mother, Mrs. M. +. Boyd,
Leonardtown.
Mrs. Oliver CIaxton, of Phila-
adelphia, recently visited her broth
er, Rev. John La Fargo, S. j.,
at Leonardtown.
The many friends OF Miss
Teresa Herbert, who has been quite
sick. will Ice pleased to- learn that
she has recovered.
The Just Government League
OF Maryland, en- tour through St.
Mary's, held meeting at Leonard
town this evening "wednesday.
Ensign Tisdale, an henor man
of The class of 1915, u. s Naval
Academy, and a grandson of Judge
Merrick, is guest at Hotel st.
Mary's.
Mr.. Luke Ralev, formerly of
near Leonardtown, has secured a
position with the Maryland Society
for the Prevention and Relief of
Cruelty to Animals.
Rev. Francis A. TandOrf, Sd,
OF Georgetown University, is max
his retreat at st. Aloysius. Father
Tandorf is one of the foremost
scientists of the world.
Leonard Hall fell victim to
the Baden team ON Thursday last
IN well played game on the local
field, when the visitors managed to
score runs To the locals l..
Accompanied by Chief Engi-
ncer Shirley, o. T.. Weller. chair
man, of the State Roads Commits
sion, has started on a tour of road
inspection in Southern Maryland.
The Leonard Hall second team
made mighty fine showing on the
local diamond on Monday last, when
they defeated the Charlotte Hall
second team by score of Q to 9.
the game was very interesting and
gave evidence of good material for
next years teams.
In our last issue we published
an advertisement of an auction sale
of the goods i'm the store of l.. III.
Hancock, and Inadvertently stated
that his store was located ut Helen.
We wish to correct the statement,
rs Mr.. Haneock's store is located at
Maddox.
There will be Solemn High
Mass nj 1880 a. m, next Sunday at
st. Aloysius The students Of
Leonard Hall and st. Mary's Acad-
envy will attend in body, and the
sermon will be appropriate to the
occasion-the last solemn religious
function of the school year.
AT 3 p. m, Sunday next, there
will be a procession in honor of the
BLESSED Sacrament The line of
march will be from the Academy
grounds to the Church. The vari-
Gus parish and school sections of the
League of the Sacred Heart will
take part in the procession.
"A very pretty wedding was
solemnized at the residence of Mr..
William G. Mattingly, Leonard
town, when his oldest daughter,
Miss Mae Blanche Matttngly, be-
came the bride of Mr.. Charles b.
Church, of Washington. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Faith
er Kelly, ). j., at 10 o'clock We'd
nesday morning, in the presence of
the immediate relatives of the con-