Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1917-09-27

Agricultural and Conservation
Exhibit Tuesday, Oct. 80.
Miss Alice Loyejoy, Of Wash
ington, spent the weekend at the
Hotel St Mary's, Leonardtown.
The Knights Of Columbus held
meeting at the Hotel St. Mary's,
Leonardtown, On Thursday night,
Sept. 90.
Mr.. Robert Mattingly. of Wash
ington, spent Sunday with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Mattingly
Leonardtown.
Rev. and Mrs. H.sC. Crutchley
of Leonardtown, are in Baltimore on
account Of the illness of a member
of Mrs. Crutchley's family.
Mr.. J. Walter Abel, who has
been drafted for the National Army
in Baltimore, paid a visit to his
cousin, Mr. e. B. Abel, last week.
The Leonardtown Red Gross
Working Circle held les usual we'll
Fattended knitting session on the porch
of the Hotel st. MarysA on Friday
last,
Miss Philo Morgan has returned
to her home in Leonardtown after an
extended visit to her friend, Miss
Pauletta Smith, of Minneapolis,
Min.
The One-day Agricultural Ex-
hibit Of Oct. 80 will wind up with 3
grand ball at the Town Hall. A
Washington Orchestra will furnish
the music.
Judges Briscoe and Beale, who
have been occupying their places on
the bench during the September Term
of Court, left for their homes on
Thursday.
Mr.. -Chas. s. Grason, Democra-
tic candidate for State Senator, was
among those caricatured by the Balti-
more Suns cartoonist at the State
Convention.
Rev. and Mrs. Barker Turner,
of Adamstown, Frederick County,
are visiting their daughter and SON
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. John Duke, Of |
Leonardtown.
Read the announcement in this |
issue of Red Cross bali at st. |
Joseph's Hall, Morganza, Friday
night. A good time is promised to
all who attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Il. agpilton, |
of Leonardtown, have as their guests |
Mrs. Hamilton's sisters, Misses May
and Louise Quefn, Of Bryantown, |
Charles-Co Md.
". BruIho Lehman, who was
seriously injured when Mr.. Deckel-
mans car turned over near Waldorf
Iast mont r has returned 10 the
Hotel st. Mas, where be is em-
cd az gardener.
.hrs. Irving Robbins, formerly |
Miss CaEi4e Moore, who has been a
guest at the Hotel st. Mary, has
departed for New York, where she
will be joined by her husband. who
Is physician in the Navy.
There will be an oyster supper
for the benefit of McKendree M. Il
Church at the home of Mr.. John II
Bond, near Sandgates, in the even
ing of Oct. 8. All are cordially in
vited. Patuxent oysters in album
dance.
AS an added and novel attrac-
ton good old Southern Maryland |
Tournament will be held on the
Athletic Field at Leonard Hall on
the day of the Agricultural and Con-
servation Exhibit, Tuesday Oct. s0th
The knights will ride in costume
for valuable prizes.
The Cedar Point Literary and
Debating Society will hold their
regular semi-monthly meeting on
Friday, Sept. 9sth. Mr.. J. A. Coad
is in charge of the program and has
some exceptional talent engaged to
make this one of the best enter
tainments OF the season.
Mr.. Harry M. Jones has printed
forms for the new boat license, and
to accommodate his friends, will
make out the applications and secure
license without charge. To further
suit the convaneice Of boat owners
he win meet them at any suitable
place that they select and fill out
the forms for them.
Sheriff Bowles was called to
Richmond, Va, the early part Of the
w64ss bS thg. nichmonA anthoFities
who had under arrest a man whom
they suspected Of being the murderer
Of Captain Messick, who was killed
on the Patuxent. After looking
him over the Sheriff was convinced
be was not the man wanted here.
At the teachers meeting held
in Leonardtown last Friday, SPLEEN
did lecture was delivered by Miss
C4oIanaan az NaxU York hSr subiect