Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-10-07

The viii be an oyster suppe,
and dance At st. Michael's Hall.
Ridge, on Wednesday, October Is,
DIR. John J. Hassett, of Carne,
Hospital, Boston, spent the pas,
few days visiting friends at Char.
tico.
Warden Fox, head of the New
York Prison System, is visiting
Rev. Father Casey, at the Chaptice
Mission.
Republican Mass-Meeting will
be held at the Court House. Leon.
ardtown, on Tuesday, Oct. 10, Al
p. IN.
An artist from the Locke Dec.
Grating Studios of BROOKLYN is doing
the Sanctuary of st. Joseph's church,
MOrganza.
Show that you are a real Demo.
crat by attending the meeting in
Leonardtown on Thursday next.
October IA.
On Wednesday, Oct. Is, the
ladies of st. Joseph's Church will
give a euchre, an oyster supDer and
barn dance.
Mr.. l.. j. Sterling. cashier OF
the First National Bank of St.
Mary's, is visiting his parents al
Cape Charles, Va.
Mr.. VIM. Wandel, formerly OF
st. Msry's, has returned to Balti-
more, after a two weeks trip to
Boston by sea.
Farmers are requested to attend
special meeting of the Third Dis.
trict Farmers Club at Leonard
Hall on Friday, Oct. 8, at p. m.
A number of st. Mary's Demo
Gratis attended the formal notifca-
ton of the party's standard bearers
at the Rennert, Baltimore, on Mon
day last.
The Democratic State Central
Committee met in Leonardtown on
Saturday last and organized by elect
ing Capt. 4. j. Plowden as chair.
man and treasurer.
The Democratic Mass-Meetinp
to be held in Leonardtown or
Thursday, Oct. IA, will be at the
Town Hall, and will be addressed
by the State candidates, Senator
Blair Lee and other prominen,
speakers.
Miss Catharine Wathen, OF
near Leonardtown, left on Saturday
last for Washington. to enter Stray.
er's Business College. She was ac-
cOmpanied by Miss Louise Wathen
and Mr.. Roger Wathen.
An oyster supper and social
evening, with parcel post sale, will
he given at the home of Mr.. K. III.
Posey at Sandgates on Wednesday
evening, Oct. Is, for the benefit of
M SuuECn.
The Clerk of the Circuit Court
will be at Ridge Saturday, the 9th.
from 10 to IL o'clock, and st. Ini-
goes, tRaley's store), from l to 3
O'Clock, for the purpose of receiv-
ing applications for oyster dredging
licenses.
We are pleased TO learn that
NJ. Dawkins Clements, of Leon
ardtOwn, who was operated upon at
the st. Mary's Hospital by DIR.
Gwynn, assisted by Drs. Camalier
aud Greenwich, is convalescing rap
idly.
Mrs. Lizzie Cox, of Park Hall
Hundred, who has been on trip to
Baltimore in the interest of her
health, is once more back TO her
former health and has returned to
her home, Carroll Bank" ON the
st. Mary's River.
The telephone service has been
greatly improved by the installation
of two copper trunks to the MARI
borO' Exchange. and now the c. &
L. is putting in another from the
lower section of the county TO the
Leonardtown Exchange.
The moving picture entertain
ment on Sunday last was we'll at
tended and the pictures were fine.
We understand that the patrons
will, in the near future, be treated
to a run of some of the famous plays
that are now being photoed for the
screen.
We are requested TO say that
there will be . meeting of the Dem
ocratic State Central Committee, for
the purpose of n conference with
the local candidates, on Thursday,
October IL. All candidates are re-
quested to attend punctuaily. The
hour is p. NJ.
Hen. Emerson &. Harrington,
candidate for Governor; Hon. Hugh
A. MoMullen, candidate for Comp
troller, and Hon. Albert G. Richie,
candidate for Attorney General,
and Senator Blair Lee, accompanied
by other prominent speakers, will
deliver addresses at the Democratic
meeting in Leonardtown on Thurs
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