Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-09-14
Miss Boudry, of Washingtown,
visiting friends at St. Inigoe's.

MISS Boudry, of Washlngtown,
Is visiting friends at St. Inigoe's.
Mr.. S. H. Smith, of Chicago,
visited friends in st. Mary's for the
week end.
Miss Eleanor Turner, of Adams
town, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
John J. Duke, Leonardtown.
Miss Rita Thomas, Of Pomfret,
Charles county, is the guest of Miss
Leila Mattingly, Leonardtown.
The Orphans and Commission
ers' Courts were in session on Tues
day and transacted routine business.
DIR. George Ellis, of Washing
ton, who has been visiting DIR. b.
II. Camalier, Leonardtown, has re-
turned.
DIR. Clarke, of Washington,
accompanied by his family and a
party of friends, are camping on
Breton Bay.
Miss Julia Latchford, Of
Annapolis Junction, is visiting her
cousin, Miss Madeline Camalier,
Leonardtown.
The Maryland Racing season
opened on Tuesday last at Hayre
de grease and will continue until the
middle Of December.
The Trustees of St. Mary's Fee
male Seminary will meet in Leon
ardtown, At Hotel Lawrence, on
Tuesday, September 18th al 1880
a. m.
Miss Carrie Cheseldne, of
River Springs, has returned TO her
home, after three weeks stay at
Atlantic City and Washington,
ID. G.
The new 1915 model Ford is
on display at the Leonardtown Imp.
Company. The public are invited
to inspect its graceful lines and me-
chanical PROJECTIONS
The attention of autoists is
called TO the fact that a high per-
centage Of acidents az nights, is
caused by drivers failing TO dim
glazing headlights.
The Leonardtown Booster
Cbautauqua opened this (Wednes-
day. afternoon. The advanced
sales of season tickets would seem
to Indicate record attendance.
The California Farmers Club
will hold a supper on Wednesday,
Sept. goth, at California from TO
7 p. m Proceeds to be used for
defraying the expence Of erecting a
telephone line.
The Hollywood Community
Club will meet at the schoolhouse
on Saturday next, the 9Th instant.
Everybody Is INVITED TO attend
Plans for having a club exhibit at
the County Fair wtll be considered.
On Friday night, after the
ChAutauqua performance, there will
be public dance at Hotel St.
Mary's, to which the admission will
be 50 cents couple. Crowder's
band will furnish the music.
Trout fishermen report great
sport for the past few days. The
fish have taken a good long time in.
making up their minds TO furnish
lovers of the sport entertainment,
but are at present doing thier duty
right nobly
Very extensive preparations are
being made by the Chaptico folk
for their festival, which will be held
at the Rectory on October 18th.
New games ard amusements are be-
ing arranged for. A good dinner is
assured and Crowder's Band will
insure good dance music.
Daniel Redmond, Of the Valley
iet hccbioHs VINO on GTluaN tdAt
ended his life on his place, was a
good farmer and had for the past
few years been very successful.
Poor health, which is supposed to
have unhinged his mind, is ascribed
as the cause for his rash act.
How Beautiful Upon The
Mountains" a sacred song, the
music Of which composed by Pro-
lessor John H. Garner, Of Chaptico,
and dedicated to Judge Samuel
Hayden, Of Maddox, is, in our hum
BILE opinion, one of the finest COM
positions of the times. The words
were adapted from Isaias LII, z.