Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-10-11
LOcaIVise and Otherwise.

LOCalViSe and Otherwise.
Mr.. Phil Greenwell, of Camp
Meade, spent Sunday at his home in
Leonardtown.
Read the premium list for the
County Fair to be held on Oct. S0th,
printed in full in this issue,
Friday, Oct. 18th columbus
Day. being legal holiday, the banks
and postofice viii be closed on that
day.
There will be an oyster seald at
. Medley's Neck Church, on Tuesday,
Oct. 18th. "wednesday il rain on
Tuesday,
Mr.. Howard II. Sypher, brother
Of Mr.. Justin Sypher, of Compton,
was registered at the Hotel st. Mary's
on Sunday.
Miss Teresa Herbert, formerly
teacher of the school at Ridge, has
accepted position under the Govern
ment in Washington.
Miss Madge Fenwick has re-
turned TO her home IN Leonardtown
after pleasant visit to friends in
Washington and Baltimore.
Mrs. Julia e. Crutchley, of
Baltimore, is the guest of her son
and daughter-in-law, Rev. and Mrs.
HI. @. Crutchley, Leonardtown.
Morris Levin, the Morganza
merchant, has new advertisement
in this issue, in which be calls atten-
ton to his fall and winter stock.
Mr.. Claude Hayden, of Holly
wood, one of the first detachment TO
go 10 the training camp from st.
Mary's, spent the weekend at home
Read the new advertisement of
Mr.. l.. Gendason in this issue. Mr..
Gendason has just received a large
and attractive line of new dry goods.
John @. Shorter, very useful
and worthy colored man, died at
his home in Leonardtown on Monday
and was buried on Wednesday
morning.
Mrs. William Whitney and two
children, Of Ansonia, Conn, are the
guests of Mrs. r. III. Sears, Society
Hill. Mrs. Whitney is a sister of
Mr.. Sears.
Mrs. j. w. Freeman and daugh-
ter, Miss Lillian, Of Great Mills,
have returned home after a very
pleasant and interesting trip by auto
to Philadelphia.
Attend the big Democratic mass
meeting in Leonardtowa on Wednes-
day evening, Oct. 18th, at o'clock.
Several speakers Of Statewide repata.
ton ZiIl address the crowd.
Mr. Charles Henry Camalier,
Of the GEORGETOWN Law School,
Washington spent the weekend
with his pm lnts, Judge and Mrs.
b. III. Camalie,r, of the county seat.
Mi5s Norma Melton, Of Wash
inRson- lgell known in st. Mary's,
has gone to France as a Red Cross
nurse. Miss Melton is graduate OF
Providence Hospital, Washington.
Judge J. Irving Bowie and
family, accompanied by Mr.. William
Brooke, Jr., all Of Marlboro, motor
ed to Leonardtown on Sunday TO
visit Mr.. Bowie's two sons, at Leon
ard Hall.
Mr.. Elmer Jarboe, of Leonard
town, one Of the selected men rom
the county, returned home from
Camp Meade to spend the weekend
with relatives and friends in the
county seat.
The dance advertised last week
for Oct. ~ at o--aville School House
for the bench IF the Red Cross has
been postponed until Oct. 10. Adj
mission 20 cents; free to children too
small to dance. Refreshments.
Mrs. r. d. Kyle, of Mulberry
Hail." Porto Bello, is entertaining
her mother, Mrs. j. A. Mondor, and
sister, Miss Mae De Tourville, Of
Negannee, Mich. They are both
most favorably impressed with st.
Mary's.
Mr.. John Duke came home from
Saunders Range to spend the week
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Duke, Of "Across-the- Bay. /"
John is in the Navy and expects to
leave for southern station in
short time.
Mrs. May Jennings of Savannah,
Ca, is the guest of her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Charlotte King, of Leonard
town. Mrs. JENNINGS is a former
resident of st. Mary's and her many
friends are glad to welcome her
home again.
Hon. b. II. Camalier is filling
his place on the bench during the
Oct. Term of Court at Marlboro,