Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-01-07


Attention u called 60 ths
new advertisements IN thIs e.
sue. Our merchants are hecIn-
Ing 1915 with attractive lines a
remarkably low prices. Read
these eds, and ny patronixinu
these merchants help CO pronsct :
the welfare OF the county and
your own Interests.
Ice harvesting is nearly completed.
Mr.. John b. Key, of Indian Town
Farm, has over 60 lambs in his flock.
Gen. and Mrs. L. A. Wilmer visit
ed relatives In Annapolis during the
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Smoot. Wis
tied relatives In Leonardtown during
last week.
Miss Eloise Moore, of Washing
ton, is the guest of relatives in Leon
ardtown.
More than so, OOO, 600 was expend-
cd last year in the fight against tu-
berculOsiS.
Mr.. Frank Pagan, OF Washington.
visited friends in Leonardtown during
the holidays.
Mr.. VIM. A. Fenwick spent a few
days during the holidays with rela-
tives in Washington.
Mr.. Frank Fenwick, s. j., OF
Georgetown University, recently spent
q few days in the county.
Miss Naomi Herbert, OF Newport.
Charles county, visited relatives in
Leonardtoxn during the holidays.
We regret 10 learn that MIR. SAM
uel Wallace, of Leonardtown, Is suf-
fering with an attack of pneumonia.
Miss Eleanor Loker, of Leonard
town, has been awarded the scholar
ship at st. Mary's Female Seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. N. Sterling.
of Cape Charles, Va, is the guest OF
their son, Mr.. L. j. Sterling, Leonard
town.
During the holidays Mr.. George
Hasselsworth lost a valuable COW. In
some way while eating she was choked
TO death.
Miss Lottie May Fenwick, OF
Washington, is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Fenwick, at Ho-
eel St. Mary's.
The Belgian relief ship with Mary
lands contributions to the sufferers is
scheduled TO leave Baltimore, not later
than Thursday.
Mrs. G. J. Fluery and daughter,
OF Baltimore county, are visiting Mrs.
Fluery's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
A. Fenwick, at Hotel st. Mary's.
The Statewide law passed by the
last legislature exempting from taxa
ton furniture and household effects To
the value of 500 is now in effect.
at the Town Hall on Sunday, January
18th and will continue on each sun
day thereafter until further notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas GafTney, of
baltimore, visited Mrs. Gaffney's
parents, Judge and Mrs. II. Harris
Camalier, for Christmas.
During the recent freeze the local
skaters have made good use of their
opportunities. The ice has been fine
and has afforded a great deal of
pleasure.
Attention is called TO the request
of Loker Il de WAL, that all tickets
being held in the rattle of the dinner
set at that store be Immediately return
ed. See ad.
That st. Mary's county produces
a very high grade of cattle was amply
demonstrated recently when - head OF
Al grade was shipped from Leonard
town wharf.
Captain Webster Foxwell, of the
salisbury, accompanied by his
wife is at home for brief stay. Capt.
Foxwell has just returned from Sayan-
nah In his fine four-masted ship.
Fathers Casey and Cunningham
have taken up their residence pcf7na-
nently at the Catholic Rectory, Chap
tico. We hope they will honor their
old home town by an occasional call.
The masquerade bah at Chaptico
during the holidays was of unusual
magnificance. A large crowd enjoyed
the affair and pronounced il one of
the finest ever participated in for q
very long time.
An enthusiastic gathering assem-
bled at Leonard Hall on Saturday
last, where plans were discussed for
the handling on large scale the Ag-
ricultural and other exhibits of the
Annual Fair.
Father Moakley, so well known
here and generally throughout the
county, is detained in a hospital in
Baltimore, having fallen on the ice
and broken his arm shortly before
Christmas.
There viii be a supper and dance
at Sacred Heart Hall, Bushwood, on
Wednesday evening, January l3, be-
ginning at 1870. Admission to- dance.
l5c.: supper, 35c. Proceeds for the
new chapel and residence at Chaptieo.
Misses Teresa Herbert, Ethel Joy,
Philo Morgan, Janice Loker: Messrs.
b. H. Camalier, Jr., ii. G. Camalier,
MOrSeil Loker, and u. n. Greenwell,
Jr., who spent the HOLIDAYS with their
respective parents, have returned To
their schools and colleges.
MeSsrs. Qlirk Meredith and Harry
Olsen spent Christmas ut the home of
Mr.. A. &. Sanner, of Smiths Creek.
These two gentlemen own a remark
ably speedy launch, the Green Bird
and made the return run to solomon 5
on the Sunday following in four hours.
Deep regret is felt by the many
friends OF Rev. Father Moakley, Sd,
Who recently sustained painfal frAc-
ture. Father Moakley was scheduled
10 assist NJ the Christmas services az
ST. Aloysius Church, but was prevent
ed by his accident.
4 Statewide conference of tuber-
culosis viii be held in the State House
Annapolis, Friday evening, Jan. p,
and Saturday morning, Jan. y. This
promises TO be one of the most signi-
hcant incidents In the long fight against
the white plague in this State.