Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-04-15
The orphans conr, was in session


The Orphans Court was in session
on Tuesday last.
The HTovingipicture Show. at the
academy was 9 most interesting as
we'll as instructfe affair.
Mrs. w. \ Smoot, Of Hughes
viile' is visitingher mother. Mrs. NJ.
r. Boyd. Leonadtoxn.
Attention u called to the adver-
tisement OF theplay at Chaptico Hall
on the 10th insant.
Mrs. Lucy Spalding, of Leonard
town, who hasbeen visiting relatives
IN baltimore las returned to her home.
Damage iaused by the Sunday
storm throughout the county was gen.
eral- Considerable damage vas done.
The supper for the benefit OF ST.
Aloysius Church, held at Hotel Sc.
hary's on Thursday last was a great
success.
Trees across the roads-a result
of the Sunday storm--inconvenienced
the travelling public until they could
be removed
The many friends OF Mr.. Robert
c. Loker viil be pleased to note tina,
he has raurned from the Baltimore
Hospital quite we'll.
The st. Aloysius' Choral Club
will repeat their play, THE Congress
of Nations" at st. Johns on We'd
nesday night, April q.
We have on file several mortnary
tributes and valued communications
that were received too late for this is
sue. They viii appear in our next.
At a meeting OF the Town Hall
Company on Wednesday, plans were
adopted for the renovating of the Hall
and the contractor will begin work
Immediately.
Mrs. WIN. A. Fenwick, of Hotel
81. Marys, after spending some time
IN Washington, returned on Friday
last, accompanied by her daughter
Miss Lottie May Fenwick.
Mrs. Thomas GafFney, and infant
daughter, accompanied by Miss Gan-
ney, who have been visiting her par
cRts, Judge and Mrs. B. II. Camalier.
LeonardtOwn, have returned To their
home.
The Commissioners Court was in
session on Tuesday last and transacted
routine business and made arrange
ments for repairing the damage to the
Cont House roof. caused By the re-
cent storm.
Father Joseph Sullivan, s. j., re-
turned to Woodstock College ON Sat
urday last, with the sincere wishes of
a host of friends that he made in ST.
Mary'S and an UNANIMOUS vote to
come again"
The next lecture in the popular
course will be given by DIR Lloyd on
Tuesday evening, April 10Th, in the
Academy Hail. Weather and road
conditions are DOW so far improved
that no disappointment need be feared.
Died at his residence, GRANVILLE. on
Wednesday, April eth Nicholas 5.
Hopkins, aged 20 years. Mr.. Hop
kins vas = valuable citizen and the
community in which he lived will
long remember him as a most useful
man. Peace to his ashes,
Died at the residence of her son-in
law, Mr.. West, IN Washington, Mrs.
Grace Johnson, beloved wife of Mr..
Joseph johnson on March 18th last
Mr. Johnson vas a good Christian
woman and the mother of n large
family. Nav she rest in peace.
The next baseball game of the sea-
son will be played at Leonard Hall on
Monday, April -. at 3:S0 p. m, and
will be contest worth seeing, for the
locals are tn meet the Charlotte Hall
nine, and these games always prove
yell worth while. Get out and root
for the hone team.
We are requested by Capt. Pillow
den- Deputy Commander of the State
Fishery Force, TO state that one license
for which che charges are $2.25 viii
permit . fisherman to fish all the nets
and seineS he owns in the Potomac
River and tributaries in st. Mary'S,
Charles and Prince Georges counties.
~ course. the local laws of the reSpec-
Counties in respect to its tributaries
and citizenship, must be respected.