Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-03-18
Lots of politics and political talks


Lots of politics and political talks
in town on Tuesday.
Mr. q. A. Tippett, of Valley Lee,
has moved into his new storchouse.
\ large number of autes were In
,own during the first three DAYS Of
Court.
Mr.. JEFF Combs and party from
Washington, motored to Leonardtown
on Sunday last.
The ST. Mary's Alumnae will meet
at 10 a. m, March 25 maryland Day J
IN the Academy Hall.
Attention is called to the sale of
personal property OF the late Zach
I'M. advertised in this issue.
The Orphans and Commissioners
Courts we're iR~session Monday, Tues
dag and Wednesday of this week.
The demonstration of the Majestic
Range. at the j. =. Greenwich Imple-
ment Company. was largely attended.
The International Harvester Co.,
have large display of their farm ma
rhinery on the Court House green this
week.
Mr.. Halfway and little daughter,
Mr.. viii O'Bryan and Miss Josephine
Spalding motored to Washington on
Sunday last.
Owing to the lack of space, we
have been forced to hold for our next
issue several communications and
mortuary tributes.
William Warrdell, who has been
spending the winter in New Orleans,
expects to be among his st. Mary's
friends in the near future.
Mr.. Willard Foxwell, who has
been at Solomon's Island, on business
connected with the new bank there, re-
turned home on Tuesday last.
The attendance at Court on Tues
day last was the largest we have ever
known. The fine weather and good
roads were, no doubt, responsible for
same.
The ladies of st. Aloysius' Parish
will hold their annual Easter supper
at Hotel St. Mary's on Thursday even
ing, April 3. Full details will be Civ
en- later.
Mr.. Woodley Abel, of Washing
ton. and Mr.. George Abel, of Balti-
more, came down on Sunday last to
attend the funeral of their father, Mr..
Robert A. Abel.
The st. AlOysius' Choral Club
will go To La Plata on Wednesday
evening, April I, and repeat "The
Congress of Nations" for the benefit
oI ST. Mary's Hospital.
The funeral of David Milburn, on
Friday last, was largely attended, and
showed the appreciation in which he
was held. Interment was in the new
St AiOysius' Cemetery.
Nina, youngest daughter OF Mr..
<and Mrs. \. Mills Heard, suffered q
severe sprain of her ankle q few days
ago. The little sufferer, we are pleas
ed to know, is doing nicely. -
Our Sanctum was invaded on Tues
day last by Mrs. Charles N. Sterling,
accompanied by Mrs. l.. v. Raley,
Mrs. Calvert Raley and her two young
daughters. We appreciated the visit
very much.
The Knights of Columbus will at
tend their annual memorial mass in
81. AloySius' Church on Monday
morning next at 8 o'clock. Father
Kelly. Chaplain of the local Council,
will celebrate the mass.
Mrs. M. Deckelman, of the City
Hub Store, has just returned from
Neg York and Baltimore with a new
line of Spring goods, and cordially
invites the public to give her call.
Mr.. Dcckelman has also increased his
tine line of jewelry, watches, etc, and
during Court will do all repair work
while YOU wait. Give him n call.
Among the out-of-county visitors
in attendance at the March term OF
Court. we note: Messrs. Cough Ede-
len, Claude b. Lloyd, w. +. Terry,
u. \. Howard, NJ. l.. Lynch, A, d.
Hodgdon, Baltimore: F. b. Matthews,
+. A. Martin, E.NS. Norris, Conrad
PoSey, f. Stone Posey, Jos. n. Will
mcr, Geo. +. Hamilton, J. V. Pad
gett, La Plata; Fl. A. Nabb, Leesburg,
Pa; +. Z. Jameson, J. p. Tippett,
Newport, Nd; +. J. Waring, Pomo-
key, Nd; John 5. Gregg, Chester, Pa.
W. II. Douglass, Newton, Mass;
Henry Nous, New York; Walter b.
Dorsey, Phil Dorsey, Kilmarnock,
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