Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-08-24

In Cecil County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn King,
of Jersey City, are. visiting relatives
in Leonardtown.
State Forester, Beasley. has
been on tour of inspection Of the
woodlands of st. Mary's.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Moore,
of Baltimore, are guest at Hotel st.
Mary's Leonardtown.
Mrs. Robert Cole is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Joseph II. Key. at
Tudor Hall", Leonardtown.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Boyd, Of
s Washington, visited relatives in
Leonardtcwn,-during the week.
Mr.. All. spalding, sfsyracuse,
N. Y, who has been visiting re-
latIves in Leonardtown, has return
ed.
Mr. Horace Durant Payne, Of
Miami, Oklahoma, is visiting his
father, DIR. L. E. Payne, Leonard
town.
Mrs. Frank p. Fenwick, Of
Washington, is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. George Fiuery, at Herring
Greek.
Mrs. Laura A. Jones, Of Cheyey
Chase, has been on short visit TO
her son, Mr.. Harry NJ. Jones, Leon
ardtown.
Mr.. r. Baseom Broun, Jr.,
who attended his family reunion at
the Broun Home, near Village, Va,
has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Bruce Tyler,
of st. lnigo's, entertained num-
Der of friends at cards on Monday
evening last.
Mrs. G. G. Collette and daugh-
ter, Miss Alice, of Brooklyn, N. Y,
are the guests Of Mrs. james J.
Norris, Leonardtown.
The Orphans and Commission
ers' Courts were in session on Tues
day last and transacted quite a
volume of business.
Miss Louise Norris, of Leonard
town, who has been on AN extended
visit to friends in Baltimore and
Washington, has returned.
Miss Majorie Pagan, Of Wash
ington, who has been on brief visit
to Miss Madeline Camalier, Leonard
town, has returned TO her home.
Messrs. Franklin Abel and Jos.
G. Goldsborongh, formerly of Leon
ardtown, now Of Baltimore, spent
the weekend at Atlantic City.
Miss Pauletta Smith, daughter
Nof Congressman George X. Smith,
of Minnesota, is the guest of Miss
Philo Morgan, Leonardtown.
Oystermen are feeling rather
pesimistic over the outlook for the
fall market on account Of excessive
growth Of muscles on the oysters.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ede.en,
who have recently returned from an
extended northern tour, are residing
at the Gables, near Great Mills.
DR. Walter b. Dent, Of Oakley,
has what we believe the record for
good tobacco prices. His crop Of
sixteen hhgs, netted him s237o. 90,
Rev. Levin J. Southern, Of
Glynden, Baltimore County, is a
guest of his sons, DR.. and Mr..
Richard Southern, Of Charlotte Hall
Quite a representative delesa-
ton from st. Mary's attended the
annual tournament and festival Of
st. Mary's Church, Bryantown, on
last Tuesday.
The new Aims House is rapidly
nearing completion and when quipp-
ed St. Mays will have as fine .
home for her poor as any county in
the State can boast.
Register Of Wills, Mr.. Ben,
iamin Combs, viii be absent from
the county for about week and
his office will be looked after by Mr..
John II. T. Briscoe, Depty. Treas.
There will be an all-day Sun
day School Convention and picnic
at Mt, Zion M. K. Church, Laurel
Grove, on Friday, August 25th,
1915, to which all are cordially in
vlted.
The promoters of the Booster
Chautauqua, which is to be held in
Leonardtown on September 10, Ia
and 18th, are enthusiastic over this
years program and anticipate re-
cord attendance.
Mr.. Leonard Redmond. First
Asst. Steward of the Belvedere Ho-
tel, Baltimore, after q VISIT to New
York, Atlantic City and brief
stay with his parents, at "Cremona7,
has returned to his position.
The handsome dwelling Of Mr..
Jefferson Combs on Fox's Point is
nearing completion. This beautiful
spot, with the added attraction Of
the charming residence, viii prove
one Of the show places Of the bay.
In connection with the Chau-
tanqua there will be an automobile
parade and handsome prize will
be awarded the best decorated ear.