Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-28
Vote early and Demoera.ically

Vote early and Democratically.
A vote for the Democratic tick
ct il good work well done.
A meeting Of the ID. A. R. was
held at the Court House on Satur.
day last.
Miss Alice Lovejoy, Of Wash
ington, is q guest at Hotel St.
Mary's.
We understand that oysters are
plentiful and are commanding a
good price.
The Orphans and Commits
siOners' Court were in session on
Tuesday last.
Don't forget the lecture on the
Passion Play" st. Mary's Acad-
envy, Sunday, Oct. 81, p. IN.
The ST. Mary's County Fair
was well attended and the showing
made by the county in the exhibits
was most creditable.
The County Commissioners
left on Tuesday last to visit State
hospitals for the insane, where
county patients are being treated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. j. Duke and
little daughter, Miss Frances Bar
ker, who have been visiting Mrs.
Dukes parents at AdamstOwn, have
returned.
There will be an oyster supper
and rummage sale for the benefit of
st. Joseph's Church. Moreanza, on
Tuesday, Nov. 90. Full particu-
lars later.
A valuable barn on Society
Hill," Mr.. w. Il. Dukes magnifi-
cant estate near Leonardtown, was
destroyed by fire early Tuesday
morning last.
Miss Madge Fenwick, of Leon
ardtown, attended the wedding of
her niece, Miss NJ. Louise Herbert,
which took place in the chapel of
Mercy Hospital, Baltimore.
Bids on the construction of the
State Aid roads through Leonard
town are advertised and we trus {
that work will begin on our streets
in the near future.
An oyster supper and social
evening will be given at the Hotel
Lawrence on Wednesday evening,
Nov. IL, for the benefit of st.
Paul's NJ. +. Church.
On All Souls Day, Nov. 9,
Inere vii be three Masses i'm St.
Aloysius' Church-at 9, : and Q
"A. IN. The last will be- a High
Mass of Requiem.
The enthusiasm of the Demo-
cratic candidates as to the result in
the coming election seems warrant
ed by the large attendance and en-
thusiasm at the local meetings.
The de ath of Mr.. JOS. V. Rich
ardsOn, which occurred at his resi-
dence on st. Jeromes' Greek Oh
Sunday, removes from the county
one of our most valuable citizens.
Remember the oyster sup per
and social evening on Monday even
ing, Nov. 1, to be given at the home
of Mr.. LATE Buckler, at Laurel
Grove, for the benefit of Mt. Zion
nj. K. Church. X.
Note the schedule of the Dem.
ocraiic local meetings, and don't
fail to attend. The issue of tn,
campaign will be discussed, and
you will have an opportunity t.
meet the candidates and TO know
them.
We have n copy of Mr.. Rol
Inns book, ''Rambles at Raiden, ;
that is replete with humor and wei
worth reading. There are tw,
chapters that will greatly deligh
all who are familiar with ST. Mary
and the travelling statesmen VIII,
visit us
A very pretty wedding wa
solemnized in the chapel of Mercy
Hospital on Monday last. whai
Miss NJ. Louise Herbert, daughte
of the late T. +. G.. Herbert ant
Carmie Fenwick Herbert, becam,
the bride of Mr.. Raphael Augustin,
Neale, formerly of Charles county
Rev. y. j. O'Carroll. 5. j., cele
brated tn Nupital Mass, and wai
assisted by Rev. FIR. Murphy. TIL,
bride was attired in a handsom,
gown o. white lace over satin, will
a wreath of orange blossoms, and
carried Lilies of the Valley an,
roses. Mr.. Thos. Neale, brother Of
the groom, was best man and Mis-
Clementina McWilliams was tn,
maid Of honor. After the ceremon,
a reception was held in the parlor,
of the hospital, and the youns
couple left for a trip North. The,
will reside in Chattanooga. Ou
best wishes attend them.
Leoaardtown Book Club.
The Book Club has reorganized TO
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