Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-06

Notary Public.
my commission expires May, 1916.
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Note the advertisement OF the
st. james Hotel IN this issue
Mrs. Webster Foxwell, Of
Leonardtown, is visiting in Balti-
more.
The Maryland General Assem-
bly, adjourned on Monday night last
for the session Of 1916.
The colored schools OF the
county will close for the scholastic
year on Friday, April 18th.
Says an exchange: villa has
been killed so many times we can't
see why the old cuss don't stay
dead. !"
Father Pohlmann will begin
the Nine First Fridays at Newtown
this coming Friday April eth. Mass
az l.3O O CLOCK.
The services Of Mr., Benz.
Cooper, OF Valley Lee, have been
secured by the Foxwell e Company
Department Store, Ieonardtown.
Mr.. Orange. the popular young
barber Of Hote! st. Mary's, has
been called to Washington on ac-
couut Of the sudden death Of his
father.
Cadet II. l.. Bennett, Of Char
lotte Hall Military Academy, who
has been at his home conyalescing
from an attack Of grippe, returned
Monday last.
After spending the winter at
the Hotel Afb1on, baltimore, DR..
and Mrs. A. l.. Hodgdon have re-.
turned to their home, Dana-on-
the-Patuxent. =
A Joint County Teachers ms
.tilute, for the counties Of Charles
and st. Mary's, will he held April
2bth to 2sth inclusive, at the Me-
Doaough Institute, Ia Plata.
Judge Il. II. Camalier left on
Monday morning last TO attend the
April term Of the Circuit Court for
Prince Georges county, now IN
session at Upper Marlboro.
Mrs. Deckelman, Of the City
Hub Store, has left for Baltimore
and New York TO secure new and
attractive line of Spring and Sum
mer millinery. See al. in next issue.
The new schedules Of the Nd,
Del. & Va. Ry. Co.. Potomac
River Line) went in effect April 3rd
and the Patuxent River Line on
April 4th. Both schedules appear
in this issue,
There will be an important
meeting Of all those interested 10
the formation Of a civic league for
Leonardtown on Tuesday, April Ith
at the Court House, at $3.50 p. m.
All, especially the ladies', are urged
10 attend.
The Alumni Association Of
Leonard Hall will meet on Sunday
at 3 p. IN. at the school. All gradu-
ates and former pupils have been
invited to come, az business Of deep
interest and Importance will be
transacted.
The next lecture in the popular
course will be given Saturday even
ing at 1880 O'Clock IN the Academy
Hall by Brother Elias, of the Xayer-
ian Brothers. His subject will be
Paradise Lost. The lecture, will
be illustrated.
Plans for handsome dwelling
have been prepared for the country
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson
Combs. The dwelling is to be
erected on Foxes Point, and over
looks one of the most beautiful sec
tions of Breton's Bay.
The record Of Senator William
f. Chesley, st. Mary's representa-
tive in the Senate, clearly shows
that he labored for the good Of the
State and county, and demonstrated
that he was looking to the public
veal rather than any PARTISAN adj
vantage. The only regretable Incl
dent about this sessions work Of the
ioYial Senator is that he il not d
Democrat.
The Chaptieo Farmers Club,
at its recent meeting, unanimously
adopted the report Of the committed
on organization of the County Fair,
and appointed a committee to ascer-
tain the sentiment Of the people in
the district as to taking stock pro
rata with other districts IN the coun1
W to the amount necessary to con-
duct County Fair. Those present
signed up for the amount Of $55 90,
and feel sure they will have no
trouble getting the required amount,
II IL hope that each district will 90.