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MARRAsD. nfEA9lRE & vIRSIslA Ri. CO.
Patuxent River Line.

Schedule 10 eHset April fth 1916
Leave Baltimore, i'ier j, Light
Street. Tuesday 4. H. acssher and
tide perflit'lng stopping ~ following
points
Fair Haven. Pliun Point, Dare i.
| Governors i{nn, Milestone, Sulomon's
IsiAnd. spelNe 81 fennarsls i, Sol.
1 sae4, Sotierias. Eashnar =, t'aFkers,
I FORESTS, Glukr Trent Hall, dol-
| land soint. Henediet. Lower Marlboro.
Heturaing. sieanef viii leave L0wer
I Marlbprsl. Wednesday g.3U a. gns,
weather ard tide permitting stopping
81 points as iailow
Magruder's Fer4y, Holland e'iltIs,
Deep Landing, Isteemanis Point,
| Iietch s, Holland Point, il;45 p. M,
/ neuediet, II n0nn. Trent Hall. Duke
/ Forests, i'arkers, Gashner' Sots
ssrley, 80 u M, Sellers, ST. Leon
lard's, Spencer q, SoIom0n's Island,
5.s0 Fl. M, Milestone, q q. a. Cove
i Point Governor Run. +. M
Dare's. st21, i,lum Point, p. M, Fair
4 Haven. ~ d fa arrive Baltimore
lnext morning
Leave Baltimore. Fier4 Light Street,
weather and tide permitting, Thurs
das h. a.
! Fair maYen, Plum Point. Dare's,
/ Governors Run Cove Point, Mill
stone. SOLOMON island, Speneer's :,
ssottefie3 Cashuer n Parker ), For
rests :, Duke Trent Hall, Holland
Point, 9;A5 Il. M iSenediet.
Mote Sleamer will moi stop on
way 10 baltimore, but will not leave
| Holland Point uulit Rs D. il~ on
Fridays
Returning, steamer win leave Bene-
Il diet. weather and tide permitting Fri.
ldAy. = d. n8 stopping at AL tlae above
1 Handing.
TfeaG Hall. Duke !, Forrest s. Par-
4 ker's ashnar $, Sotiefley, ST Leon-
ard 5, Soilers, spencer y. SDlomon's s
Island. $50 a M. Millstnne, iu . "a,
tioyernor's Run, II nooit Plum Point.
II I 4 m., Fair Haven, Il. n, Halti.
mnlns .. ~
ii Leave i3altimore, Pier & Light ST,
weather and tide permitting, Saturday
p. NJ, tor the following points
Fair Haven. Plum Point, pare j,
Governor Run. Cove Point, Mill.
stone. ssolomon's Island, Spencer /,
sst Leonard s, Soller s, Sotterley,
It'ashner i, Parker s, Forrest ;, Duke s,
l'Tseni Hall. Holland Point. Benedict
li4iefch 4, True4nan Ioini. Deep Land
ing Holland ClliIs, Magruder's Ferry,
Lower Marlborough, White Landing.
Ferry Landing, Nottingham Lyon
Greek
Returning, steamer Will leave Lyon J
Greek. 400 a. M, weather and tide
permitting, Monday, stopping at the
above points Nottingham, s. 80 q m,
Lower Marlboro 8. 30 d. ni, Benedict,
IL noon, SotterIey, $50 p. M. Solo
mons Island, Ea0 D. nj, Milestone. 6.0t
ID. M, Cove Point, Governor Run
8 90 p. nj. Dare's. $50 D. M. Plum
P0sn1, 800 D. M, Fair Haven
1000 d na,. arriving IN Baltimore nexl
morning.
This Timetable shows the times n
which steamers may be expected to ali.
rive At and depart from the severn
wharyea, but their arrival Of departure
at the times stated ID not guaranteed
nor does the Company hold itself re
sponsible for any delay Or any conse
quenees arleing thcfefrom.
WILLARD THOMSON,
General Manager
D vi DOWNEY.
Agent. Baltimore
MURDOCH,
General Passenger Agent.
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Holy Neek IN 81. AIoysIus' Church.

ttYef N<9 - ~ fstVfsiMH SHW&Ns
PALM SUNDAY Blessing df Palms.
Procession, Mass and Passion SER
lmon DY Father Gasson.
EVENING SERVICES Tenebrne On
Divine 0nlce 81 wednesday and
Thursday, 1870 p. ia. sermon on the
Holy Eucharist Thursday evening.
Stations ana Passion sermon Friday
evening at 1:so D clock
HOLY G'HuRsDAy Ilommanion ii
$3.50 and "a m Solemn Mass and
Procession Is Repository d. D..
cayalcade from ST. Joints, 0nr Lady !
Chapel and 81 Francis xavisiss ar
rIves 2:30 p. ,n.. 70 be met s. mounted
escort oi Leonard Han students.
Night Watch Tor men % 81. Aioysius
from p m. Thursday 10 4. m..
F'ridas
GOOD Fn1DAYe Passion. Nanern-
tion of The Gross, Procession and
Mass pf the Presancsihed 81 s H. IA.
Children service 3 2p. m., with way
Gross. stations and sermon Z 30 p. Il.
Three Hours Devotion, y noon 70 3
p ~, sermon hg Fathnr Gasson, s.
~. i:a0 D. nj, Way N Gross, sermon
aud Neneration of the Cross
liot9 SATURDAY. Blessing 81 rev
tirci paschal candle and font 1t Z a.
M, followed Dy Idtany 8na Solemn
High Mass
FASTER SuNpAY. low MASSES ai
$3.50 and y Il M; Angels sodallty
Communion al the O'Clock Mass.
High Mass lGls9 o'cloek with ST. EIa-
bert's music BY tlie Parish Choir.
Sermon bs Father Gasson.
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Departed als lile SUNDAY. Mstch
iA gin, WEBSTER ISIsAf X 4Sf1lSl Il
HERBERT, beloved husband III Eliza
heth G&thaFlne Herbert, in tbs 59ta
feaf u his aWt Asieup IN 5csVs
happipg llau ae
Thou aft gone 80 ihe erase. 80 ~
Longer depiotn tbcei
fheagh sarrow aHd darkness snepm.
pass iEe tafnbs
4in aaeieur hNs uREsssd through fs
portals bafefa Shee
And the laWp ~ his lose Is thy guide
through ilSe gloom
Fhau aft gore 81 tie graxe wa aa
longer aeiseld tbcs.
Aar sraad the s1ugh path Of fhe woflsi
bf lhY slde
i'ai ilse side arms oi mercy arr spread
20 enf8lN thee,
Add sinners tuay bofet since the siH-
less has diel.
Fhpn art guee ~ tl.e grave And ts
nansian tsr*akine.
Perhaps thy tFisa spirit Ia doubt 5a
Eefq9 laHR
3s tta sunshine ~ heas lseams
bright On flsN waking
And the song which fhen heard a RAs
the ssFaFhlas' s0nR
Ihpu afs gune 80 shy grave. but tsere
wrong g depioea ihee,
Wien God wae fhg ransom, thF guar
dian, thy Nuiae
Hg gave lffe. and look chen. aud so8e
gill restore ihce
Nhefe deBth has no sting, Since siif
SAginnr aath died
BY Ills Loving wife and Children
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"a Tribute 4 Rsapsst.

Al ameetne ot the pestrs ii King
and Qpeen Parish
on motion, Il was ofdered that lhe
following resolutions he accepted and
spread % cur minutes ia the Church
Record as i token 81 our respect and
appreciation n his irIendshin and
past services tn the Church of Christ.
whereas, ii hath pleased Almightg
GOD il His wise dispensation To take
from among III by death, ons beloved
friend and brefher Ii the Church
WFHsTEB b HERHERT
Whereas, Il Is meet and Ii full ac-
cord with our teeiingsSthat We should
bear testimony 70 his great wnrtb as d
ehurehman, citizen aid friend
1t III therefore rssolyea BIZ the vess
It'll 81 King and Queen Parish, that II
the death oI Webster 2. tIerbelts we
have lost ode of our eldest nelnbers,
one whose aaal and fidelity hos nesn
Illustrated u eAaoarly twenty years of
artise servie
ResolyedA lat inzvery relation of
lite we have tnnd him % esemplily
the charaqte ies of anlssslnlale ChrisT
tim I dskp husband, i Kpd fsth-
ef z taitlstn end, rood cltf%n and
an honoraB an
ffesoi XHsss page Of our ansl
f4kn1t t{A f51k&s
Saint Mary's beacon., 1916-04-13
Application for Oyster Ground


The following appiieatioas ioi oyster
ground in or adjacent to ST. Mary
county. are nov on file III TIE Office oil
the Board 81 She'll FISH famn ssiou
ers OF Maryland
Published charts ~ tho natural
oy ster bars Of 81. Mary county are
filed with the lerk s4 ihe Circuit
Court 81 said county
Notice Is hereby glven thai ail PRO
oests ngaint ibe &fantin9 81 said
leases musi Ds filed ID llie tlreuit osrt
III 81 Mnry county % ar before The
Goth day 81 Apiil isllsi
Applicant ldslns
! Wilson Bnfroush hs 9gaeitiat Nd
Not exceeding - Acfs
Losated ii Eatpxenl fsieef on thT
southesslerls side ilieFeai. naslerlg
ol Collins Point attsi a9rtNeeiy OF
Broad Nenk SIS Atary addition
n1hras oyster bar. shown on
Published chart No III
iduhn Il. Bond aeailie. Md
MOI exeeesin aeres
! Located Ii Patuseflf RiteF+ iii the
s0Bthwestefly side thereof between
/ Roslin Greek and Second esak nnd
between lard iease8 to tobt H.
Speidan and the hois ss sfsoNn on
ppbiished es@a{ NO 4
Harry M posey ila ilie Ni@s
not exceeding "a sere
Located ii Faiazaut Kise Oa Tile
oathwesterlF siHe thereof on Haed
I els- Auds.S locally knnwH adjoining
I land leased iu ~ it Wallace on
the northeast aHa au4asEat to the
land leased to Annie E RYDER and
running s0utheastetls 81 tlse land
! leased ta M Wallace, heins
somthweslegig 0f Thames St
I Mary Addition Ne natural
oyster hac, as shown aH published
/ chart No ta
Saint Mary's beacon., 1916-04-13

! Another new grave ii our little hill
I side cemetery: another vncanl chair
IN the home OF one 81 our families.
and an aching void in the hearts 81
parents fond et above and beyond,
i there il another faIF aoWet transplant
ed fromearth to bloom forever ID ne
gardens OF Cod new saint + there
/ with crown Of eternal light and the
palm md sceptre Of i vietory gained
| IA the short span o. childhood 5 years
| 10 the valley Of suffering and Of death.
sShe. was taken away lest malice
should utter her mind or deceit be-
guide her soul; for the bewitehery 81
vanity obscureth the good. and the
wandering Of concepisence overtarneth
the innocent mind
Isabel King died on Sunday night Ia
the 18th year OF her age, after two
months illness, undergone without
murmur or complaint, hut with her
characteristic gentleness and resigna-
tion to the will Of God and her par.
ents. She was member Of the
Angels Sodality Of st. AloysIns par
ish and q pupil Of st. Mary's Acad-
emy. Her classmates and the pupils
and Sisters OF the Academy attended
the funeral and the Academy Choir
sang sweetly the hymns Of innocence
that come like balm 10 the Wounded
heart, and remind us pilgrims Of
night of our home and haven Of rest
everlasting. The children of the So-
dality were present III large numbers;
and preceded by their angels banner,
they marched 10 the cemetery 70 assist
al the last obsequies over their loved
companion.
Truly now can Father Faber' words
be spoken Of this dear little one OF
Christ
Dear dead: they have become
~ Like guardian angels to US:
And distant Heaven, like home
Through them begins to goo us;
Love, that was earthly, wings
It's flight 10 holler places:
The dead are sacred things
That multiply our graees.
They whom we loved on earth
Attract US now Ia Heaven:
Whu shared our grief and miith
Back to ns now are given
They move with noiseiess foot
Gravely and sweetiy around 1s.
And their soft touch hath cui
Full many q chain that bound as.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1916-04-13
MARYLAND. DELAWARE & VIRGINIA ny. co
Potomac River Line
m EFFEcT ApRIL &. 1g16.

IN EFFECT APRIL 3, 1916.
Three trips weekly between Baltimore
and Washington
Read Carefully. Important Changes
Have Been Made.
Steamer leaves Baltimore. Pier g,
I Light. Street, weather and tide permit
| tiEF. 5. 81 M. Monday, Wednesday
and Saturday forthe following landings.
MilIer's. Broone's. Porto BeIlo. Ora.
son >, Coan. q. M, Bundick's, Lakes,
Walnut Point, Cewart's Lewiaetta. kim
sale. *Cintra, Lodge Landing, Mundy's
Point, Piney Point. 10 d. M, Leonard
town. I2 noon, Abelps, Cobrum' s. Bay
side. Bushwo0d. Rock Point, D. M,
MorRantown, Riverside. Glymont. Alex
andria. arriving IN Washington Monday
morning
ron Signal
Leaves Washington D. O., foot Of
Seventh Street, weather and eide per-
hitting, at 4 b M every Monday,
Wednesday and Saturday for the foil
lowing Landings
Alexandria. AS .. M. GIymont,
MorRaigtown, Riverside. Bushwood,
Rock Point. Cohyum's, Bay Side,
fIeonardtawn tsee notej Abeli's. Piney
Point. tCintm, Lodge Landing, 10a M.
MuDdy Point. kinsale. ~ noon. Coan.
Bundick's. axes. Walnut Point. Cow
arts, Lewisetta. Miller's 1 j. m.
Cirason'a. 5 p, M. Rrnomea. Porto
Belio. Baltimore
sOn Signal.
fSteamers viii leave Eeonardtown for
baltimore at 6 a. M, and all landings
below leunargitown one hour earlier
thHn when leaving Leonerdtown ut 6
a. m, from June 18th TO August 18th,
I 1916
Arriving II Baltimore Wednesday,
! Friday and Monday mornings
Freight Fereived at Baltimore for
above points eu sailing days until 4.30
TIP, N.
/ This timetable shows the times at
which steamers may be expected 10 ar
I rive and depart from the several
wharvea. but their arrivals or departure
st the times stated II unr guaranteed,
nor does the Company hold itself re-
] sponeiblc for any delay Nr any conse-
guences arising theFefrpm
WILLARD THOMSON.
General Manager
II. W. lj0WNET.
Agent. Baltimore.
81 MURDOCH.
General Passenger Agent
/ i,Sy
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Brother Elias, q f. g.. ef Mi ST.
Joseph's College. Baltimore. gave q
most interesting and spirited lectara
on Millions great epic, puraai~
Lost Saturday evening 81 the
Academy. II was one Of tie populaf
lecture course and woaid have bsen
Illustrated bni Tor some uncxplainasle
delay o. The ldes in transit Brptbeg
Elias compared Milton epic with
those Of Homer ana Virgil and show
ed how much superior ia thema and
ygraudeur Of treatment was the Para.
disc Lost
lie gave also an almost literal rem
dition 81 the epic, carrying The rapI
audience from the Kingdom ct Lucitcr
70 the earthly paradise and then to
heavens heights. The attendance ~
the lecture was not so large on account
Of tho time and the unsettled weather.
The next lecture will hc hs fjen.
Judge Hepisler. 81 the Hallimote sa.
preme Court ON Tuesday aiternooB,
April 2sth, snbjec, viii Sa annonne.
ed next wcek
Saint Mary's beacon., 1916-04-13
Told That There Was No Cure For Hlm.

After suffering for OYER twenty
years with indigestion and having
some Of the best doctors here tell md
there was on cure for ME, ! think il
soniy right % tell you for the sake q
other sufferers as we'll as your own
satifaction thai 4 25 cent bottle oi
ehamberlain's Tablets not only te-
lieyed me but cured me within two
months although ana man of g
Years writes Jul. Grohien. Houston.
Texas. 0btainable everywhere ads.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1916-04-13
COUNTRY HOMES AND
FARMS WANTED.

I'VE Wish 10 increase Our list 81
w properties chr recent sales and
character oi letters received ffom our
correspondents encourage Is % be.
lieve that there VIII be an active de-
nand tbia spring We desire i'm.
proved and nuimpfovea places, any
size, valued ii from FEpQ0 TO $3.50, GO.
II you wish to sell. eSehange or rent.
please communicate wifh us at once.
Highest references
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT 60,
SIG Connecticut Nyenne.
Washington. D. g.
Fl. NJ. Hiliaary. President
Chas 5. Robb. President.
Walter r a'uckermaB. Treasurer,
l-G-4I.
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splenaIa Iar RhanmalIna.

I tbink hamlmrlalp's l3nihens IS
ipsi splendid fol rhanaatisa writes
Mrs, pHhurgiL &ldridga N N Hit
has been used ~ 1Hg eif sBd other
m@nhess % ny andis t!nie and tinse
again dnrng the past six years and
has always given tie beal Of satisfae
tion, The quick reilet from pain
which Chainbealain fininent affords
q alone Worth many siHcs ihe cosi
OblaiAMde eyefyWhef#. adv
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ehamberia,n's Cough Remedy.

From small beginning the sale and
use OF this remedy has extended to All
paits ot the United States and 10 fpa0y
foreign countries When son have
need 81 snch medicine give Chamber
will understand why il has become 80
popular for coughs, colds and Group.
DbtainHhle everywhere. --ady.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1916-04-13
In Menorian,.

IN sad but sweet remembrance OF
my dear husband, ROBERT II. Me.
KAY. who was taken so suddeuiy
from is two months ago today, Feb. !,
md, 1915, aged B years, 10 months
and "a DAYS
Death at al times 4 an unweleome
visitor, btt when il Shtefs The home
and takes away the husband and faith
er leaving tho mother as an only sup.
port for liye small children, II causes
Us IN oir tirst hours Of grief % doubt
the mercy of Cod. fui We must 70
sign % His holy sill, knowing he can
not GER, and ! take consolation in The
thought that be Is enjoying the happi.
ness OF Heaven, and can have no more
Norrs and trials of which we are sub
jet 70 10 this life. We're 1 able Il.
write tlIe best epitaph to bis memory !
could not say anything more fttfne
than that be fnlfiiled his duties as has.
band and father in the fullest sense 81
the word
God takes pur loved oncs from cur
homes, has never from our hearts,
Spring j. here ali nature seems glad
Bus ms nnaft III heavy ard sad
fAftf fF.ff = RtAt44N ftA Af tNtfHafAE Aif'sAt
Il Is becRuse yau are no longer here
must ioll hard nos, day by day,
70 feed oar babies, rorIe Nhat mag.
There will be no more happg moment,
ior inc,
For fny heart lies baFied 10 ST Nieho
last with thec
Eare#ell dear husband. With ebau
lte shept
SO many hours ~ sweet consent
Tho ieW abort hours whilc ynar vile
We're slle harpirsi % my life.
sleep on. dear Robbie, and take yagf
rest
VIZ neeaed sos batiiy but God knee
bgsts
FITS elll ic dane. sie a0eih weil.
Bat hOW Ae miss you no words can tsis
Nv His lNytga WnsE
Saint Mary's beacon., 1916-04-13

Ordered iN flse Orphans court 81
Saint MARI County. this first dav III
April. 1915. thai ihe sale of the undi.
r5ied one-halg interest 81 Jennie Il
Howard deneapa. 10 Ilie real estate
situate, iyinA&anb heinv ia the Eighth
Election District Is 81 Marfs Conn
III. stats nf Maryland called ard
knownns tpe raa2a containing 26S
arfes, more Ur less ft Richards
Manor and pnnf Hope containing
ii5l acFes more ai leas ard saint
Richarda Manaf, containing III
acres more ~ les rs Ninshspp II
Howard administrator g. & q. and ix
ported to this ohfi i,e ratified. and
The saTB is kefeht fssiaed and con
Arfncd, nniess casi~s - Ilte n0ntparl
l5e shown on nt begors me gstt day os
April. 1916 peos idea eapy 81 this
order b. pliblislged Ia the 81 MARY s
BEACON, . neaspaF4 puhl,shed u
81 MARY aunES, onfe week Tor
fhres saree pe weeks belare tlae said
2sth 8as % spfli iai6 Report sgases
the aHnAni af sale 90 - x1sstitsp
.lt9S g. KEY.
Isl a. M.NffIStsistf
Judges ~ ss,a orphan. Heti ef Saint
Mars ineills
ijgsNt COMBS
tsTelsier u %iils
l'f# - fa%
fgE%I. eaAlgA.
Register n Wtlle leE Saini Alars
tHWn{s ih-'ii.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1916-04-13
Meel.ns Al Court House.

Activity on the part oi those inter
ested ia the beiteanent ot civic condi-
tions was cxpressed III i weIl-attcnded
fneeting ofthc residents 81 Leonard
town on Tuesday evening last. when
quite crowd assembled Ii HE Court
House to discuss ways and means for
the attainment of the desired object.
The meeting was called to order bx
Mayor Charles Y lTayden, Jr who
outlined the object ot the association
to beformed and after fAW appro-
priate remarks, called .rndge jos. fll
Key to The chair Mr. Il Baseom
Bisoun, lr., was chosen as secretary.
Several line addresses were listened
10. Miss James, celebrafed civic
worker of Baltimore gave d most In
tefesting and obstructive talk On how
civic conditions can he bettered how
a city az town can, With little co-
operation on the part of those
interested IN its progress, beauty and
sanitation be greatly helped toward
the desired goal Miss Pritchett, also
of Baltimore, outlinea her work II
establishing clubs, where home econo-
mics Will be taught The chaiy app
pointed d committee comprising three
ladies and two gentlemen TO draw ar-
ticles of association Miss Nellie
Henwlck Mrs WIN. g. Mattingly
Saint Mary's beacon., 1916-04-13
ced.r Point i.llef.fy I'D flsblllas soeIsty


Worry few masnbers aeee present A.
the meeting held n iho Community
Hall IA ~ night 81 tlsa sisl niio So
few were lhere q lhase programmed
that shc evening Nas wnll-pigh AZ loss
lnsicad of the Sew blldlee melting
added acai, one eoel5 ibiai ,hal allh
Ne completion. ilif eatb0%IAsm 1T 6sgH
had abaiba naeiiofpefhaps teum
the energt expended j. ihe lWlldlag at
the halls
'rho ptoa,leas iafin3 abssnt Me F
p. tlayden, gic pfe asni assNaed
lhe chair
a reading entitled 1Ae Flooa aoa
the Arb was given by Mf leaasri
Stone
Telling % ielses was . pew and csr
tainiy yery attractive ieafata. eBd
had tleap bean hsetp iBe ayen,ng would
have rtpyeu reig pheasant obe As
Il Whs enlt toaf 0peFGplg apseea
thelf rai, eiz Mfs n W. fsei
Messra fiarry wiss + p 8agaeu
and Wniie Wise
0falonola ,aasie eas aieen by Or
been.
Ihe tollowine program ha tneti
offered laf slc aig1a ui Ap5 l
Cal 70 ogdef
Ron call eI aii
Saint Mary's beacon., 1916-04-13
FoR SALE

Pure Bred Columbian Wyandottes.
hsayy layers. per setting, $50 Also
White WyHndottes per setting. Si00
Phone OF call n. r. BuRCH,
2-3-3ln. Mechaniesyille Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1916-04-13

Father 6ass0ns s. ~ now 50 weii
known BY the people ~ st AloYsiaS
parishand sielnity willpreach The Three
Honrs devotion fp honor of the tlme
flour Saeior's agony on the Cross <
from noon till 2 O'Clock Good Friday.
fhe acgotions VIII also consist II
appropriate hymns aud prayers u
honor u The great Passion oi Jrsus
Christ
Admission Will b. ~ iickes only
each ew holder receiving on Sunday
tickets for the use 81 sell and friends
Saint Mary's beacon., 1916-04-13
Store / Iouse for Rent.

ssffsfe ll, gss taftf afsrr a
Nas aiili p ii.s s.f fft tiHg lmiaaen
ui stta ou sasla ~ iaaw easi. ihle
y paf iAe h. iHal 4te 81 thf is
staaGe If lii s4eshih ifsiYiet sppis
- MAN & WiBI.f
fus8 Ascii Md
Saint Mary's beacon., 1916-04-13
The political pot has begun 10

~ " r &tft Ntlt SNfNttr u1 sA4tOftAttt-
town i rapidly drawing near conn
pletion
The Orphans and Commis-
sioners' Courts were IN session on
TueslaB last.
Mr.. Henry Fahy, Of Washing
ton, was a visitor IN Ieonardtown0
Z during last week
Miss Lottie May Fenwick, Of.
Washington, is visiting her parents
At Hotel 81. Mary's.
The fish III the River are be-
ginning to run Several fine catches
Of shad and herring are reported.
Mr.. Vaughn King, Of Jersey
City, n j.. is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. stephen g. King,
Leonardtown.
Miss Sarah Millison. OF Leon
ardtown, who has been visiting rel-
atiyes and friends in Baltimore and
Washington, has returned.
The St. Aloysuis' Choral Club
is getting into training again for
several preseHatiods Of that delight
ful opesetta, Sylvia, after Easter.
Mr.. I Spencer Crane, Of ''The
Beech" has iust returned from al
visit to the city. While there he
purchased a fine Briseoe ton-ing car.
There will be 4 meeting Of the
Seventh District Farmers Club on
Saturday, April 18th, az $3.50 p. m.
Everybody is cordially invited 10
attend
The Easter supper At Hotel st.
Mary's will be a demonstration Of
the policy Of preparedness BIZ the
ladies Of So. Aloysuis' parish De-
tails next week.
There will be- meeting OF the
stockholders Of the Leonardtown
Bank Of the Eastern Shore Trust
Company in their banking house,
Leonaratown, on Tuesday, April
25ih.
Father Ia Fargo. s. j., VIII
return from Philadelphia to So.
Inigoes this week Father Cum
ninghan, S j., i also expected
home this week after short visit
q Washington
Because Of its late receipt, We
are forced 70 hold for our nest IT,
sne an interesting letter from Rev
FIR. Stanton, S. j.. who Is now
stationed at BniTalo, n. \
Tic Sacred Heart Dramatic
society viii present Uncle EpIr-
aim Sumner Boarders, novelty
entertainments fl three acts, al Holy
Angels Hall Easter Monday night.
See adv. elsewhere il this issue.
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ganza, tiiT&eaptiTdl aerviee oi,, the
Three Hours" will he held oD
Good Friday The exercises will
begin urom,aly II midday The
nreachino viii III by tbe Rey
Thomas Dclibant q Il of LoyolaI
Ilolleoc No news will bc reserved
after lI.45a nj ~
The ~. Mary $ Auto Company,
Of Leonaritown, have begun the
operation Of a bns line between
Leonardtown and Ridge The
s'on,iect WI w y 'asi',''gsoh "Vs
aa,;ln IF f., ,.,,n,.. n,,s, a.,'r
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w
Tile i r. Gfeenwell ImpIe-
ment Company has been sold 10
Mesars Warning and Hamilton, o.
Charles County, Who will conduct
the business along the same lines az
the tlfcenwell company. These
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Saint Mary's beacon., 1916-04-13

Iht q. MafY 5 4AuIO IonpahY,
Of Leonarltown, have begun the
operation Of bns line between
iseonardtown and Ridge. The
schedule enables those desiring TO
eonueet With The Washington bus
TO do 50 and also 20 reach the lower
section Of Else county upon retyrn-
ing from Washington.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1916-04-13

ganza. fl'S4oaafiFfi Isrviee Il. tie
Three Hours" viii he held Oh
Good Friday The exercises will
begin promptly Al midday The
preaching viii be by the Rev.
Thomas Dclihant, s H., Of Loyola
College. No pews will be reserved
after HAS a. 10.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1916-04-13

Mr. Henry Fahy, of Washing
ton, was visitor ii Leonardtown
during last week.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1916-04-13

The Orphans and Commis-
sioners Courts were III session on
Tuesday last