Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-07-08

Elsewhere in this issue we
print the list OF the Judges of
Election who will act as Registration
Officers.
The colored festival for the
benefit of st. Georges Church.
Valley Lee, is scheduled for Tues
day, August ~.
The local hotels were crowded
on Saturday and Sunday last. auto
rirties from the nearby cities were
here IN great numbers.
The annual meeting of the
state Teachers Association was
held At Ocean City last week, at
which a large attendance is reported.
The Fourth OF July celebra-
ton at Leonaritown was an ideal
one. Not an accident occurred TO
mar the pleasure of the large num-
her who participated.
Mr. Il. Harris Camalier, Jr., of
the Georgetown Dental School,
accompanied by Mr.. John Donohue,
81 Washington, spent the fourth i'm
Lconardtown.
On Sunday last Mrs. K. b.
Abel, who has been receiving treat
mcnt at Providence Hospital, Wash
ington, returned TO her home,
greatly improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. Gaff-
ncy, and little daughter, accompan-
Icd 10y Miss Gaffney, of Baltimore.
are visiting Mrs GafTney's parents
Judge and Mrs. Camalier, of
Lconardtown.
On Wednesday last the BEACON
enjoyed an appreciated visit from
Mrs. Manning and Miss Dorothy
Grason, of st. Ii.igoes. They
motorcd to l.eonardtown with
MesSrs. Posey aud Keyser.
On Monday evening last
small black pocketbook was los; at
Leonard Hall. 1t contained sum
ot money and trunk key. The
finder will kindly return same TO
Miss Elizabeth Maddox, Beauvue.
The new motor line between
Lconarltown and Washington,
which carries both passengers and
irrlghtS filling much-needed want
III the community. Their schedule
appears elsewhere in this issue.
BE sure and read the announce
mcmt Of the Second Annual Picnic,
supper and Dance of the Young
Peoples Society and LADIES' Guild,
1t. Georges +. K. Church on Tues
dry, Aug. 3. Remember the date.
The annual festival, to be given
by the white members of st. Mich
ael's Parish, will be held on We'd
nesday, July 81, at st. Nicholas
Hall. This affair promises de-
lightful outing for the folk of this
section.
Mr.. Jesse A. Langley, of the
Editorial Staff of the National Tri-
hunc, is guest in LeonardtOwn.
The National Tribune enjoys the
reputation of being one of the
strongest and NEST influential week
lies in the couhtry.
Members OF the Maryland Bar
Association opened their goth
Annual Session Al Cape May, n. j.,
on Wednesday last, Judge N. Chas.
Burke of Baltimore County is pre-
siding. Over q hundred prominent
attorneys in the State are attending
Misfortunes came i'm batta!ions
L" MIR. Roy Bell, of Pearson, re,
Gently. His magnificent stallion,
.Angcrman, having died from an at
tack of Indigestion. A few minute,
later a valuable barn ON his place
with its contents, was destroy ed by
lightning.
Mrs. Ann NJ. Yates Baden
widow of Capt James T. Baden
/. ;, A., aud daughter of the lat,
Mr.. Lewis Yates, formerly of st
Mary 5, is a guest at Hotel Law
renee. This is the first visit tina
Mrs. Baden has made TO the HON
of her relatives in the past 35 years
The James Adams Floa,in,
Theatre, after a weeks run at th
local port, steamed away on Sun
last, much To the genuine regret o
our pleaSUre-loying citizens. Tn
bills presented by this company wer
far above the usual average o
travelling entertainments.
The concert for the benefit o
st. Paul's NJ. F. Church, Leonard
town, on Iuly Is, will be given b.
some of the best talent in Balti
more City, assisted by strong talent
from Washington, with local talen
thrown in - This will truly be ;
blg treat To ioNefS OF music. Sahc'
aud refreshments after the concert
Don't forget the date-July 10.
As has been announced, tn
annual festival ut 1T. Joseph
Church will be held on August III
The committee in charge has beer
named. and everything possible wi!
be done to make the affair grand
success. A great amount of fund.-
is needed to repair the storm-wreck
cd editice; but under the wise aD'
jealous pastor, the congregation i
working harmonously, and hope &
have the repairs completed in tn
very near future.