Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-02-04
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very deceptive fellow.
Mr.. w. A. Fenwick spent a fsx
days In Washington during the week.
Miss Lillian Drury has accepted =
position with the y. O. Morgan Dept.
Store, Leonardtown.
Messrs. Howard * Freeman ara
offering for sale ut public auction soma
nne values In horses. See ad.
Miss Angela Duke, of Pjney Point.
who has been seriously III Is. we are
pleased to learn, eonvalescent.
The supper held 1T Hotel Law
renee on Tuesday last was quite up 70
the standard and was well attended.
Mr.. L J. Sterling, Cashier of the
First National Bank Of Sc. Mary.s.
has been on brief visit to Baltimore.
Keep in mind the date for the
farmers gathering ut Morganza Hall
on Saturday, the 18th, inst, at which
means are TO be perfected TO remedy
the tobacco situation.
There win be q meeting of farmers
interested In tobacco growing at st.
Johns Hall, Hollywood. on Monday,
February 8, as 2p. m. All farmers OF
the distriet are urged TO attend.
Cupid at vassar," a very astrac
tive college drama, viii be presented
at All Saints Parish Hall, Oakley,
Nd. on FEB. 10. This play cmbodies
pathos and comedy well blended. Il
Is we'll worth seeing. See I'D.
Mr.. Albert Jones, OF Kinsale, Va,
arrived on Tuesdays steamer. He
brought his celebrated pack of fox
hounds, and as "Brer Fox Is some
plentiful hereabouts, the devotees of
the hunt are due for Some rare sport.
"A novel entertainment 70 be fol-
lowed by dance, win be given ct 81.
JOseph's Hall, Morganza, on the even
ing of February 10, at 7:30 p. m.
Don't fail to attend, for this affair
will be something really worth while.
Admission, Is cents.
Miss Eleanor Loker and Miss
Louise Limerick, of So. Mary's Semi
nary, are visiting Miss Loker's par
enss in Leonsrdtown. These two
young ladies have just entered the
college, and as the mid-year examina-
lions are on for two weeks, they are
enjoying an additional vacation.
The Leonard Hall Basketball
Five is scheduled to defend their title
against the Charlotte Hall Quint on
Monday evening, February 8. The
locals have been working hard, and
their shooting and defense Is well
above par. The cost of admission is
10 cents. This game will prove we'll
worth seeing.
The talent engaged Ia the musical
performance. THE Congress of
Nations" is rehearsing diligently and
the result, which will be shown on the
night Of February u, at the Town
Hall, LeOnardtown, should prove we'll
worth seeing. The dance, which is
70 follow the performance, should
prove an added attraction, as the
music Is to be furnished by the famous
Steinwsla Orchestra. See lad"
elsewhere.
The Maryland Spring Improve
nent Association, an association
formed for the benefit Of the social
and agricultural advancement of the
community, has just ended the first
year Of its existance, having accomp-
lished much in the line of progress and
also provided amusement for the
younger people. We commend this
plan OF rural organization 10 other
sections Of the county, as a means
looking to the Improvement of rural
conditions. The active membership
OF this organization Is rapidly in
ereasing.