Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-02-28
LocalEise and Otherwise.

LOCaIWiSe and Otherwise.
Mr.. Seward Bacon, Washing
ton attorney. spent the week end at
the Hotel st. Mary's, Leonardtown.
Mr.. Henry Loker, Of New
York, has been the weekend guest
Of his sister and brothers in Leon
ardtown.
Mrs. Walter H. s. Briscoe, of
st. Cuthbert's, on the Patuxent,
spent Monday with friends in Leon
ardtown.
Mr.. Jack Spalding, Of Wash
inrt0n, came dowh'on Friday and re-
manned until Sunday afternoon at
ha home in Leonardtown.
Every man who is interested in
good roads should assist in drag
ging them now that they are drying
Out. Don't delay. Drag them now.
Mr.. g. Morgan Knight, Of Bal
timore, Joined his wife for the week.
end, at the home Of General and
Mira. L. A. Wilmer, Leonardtown.
The article, "A Captain and
His. Men, 2 on first page Of this issue,
vas contributed by Lieut.. r Bascom
Broun, formerly of Leonardtown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bower Hodges.
Of Washington. spent the weekend
with the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. @. Mattinely, Of Leonard
town
Mr.. VIM. Fenwick, Of Balti-
more. is convalescing after a danger
GUS Illness at the home Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Fenwick, Leon
ardtown,
Mr.. r. q. Clements. of St.
Elisabeth's Hospital. Washington,
spent Sunday last with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. g. j. Clements, Leon
ardtown.
Tins is the season OF high winds
and every precaution should be ex-
erolYed to prevent fires Don't take
chances that may jeopardize your
own and your neghbors' property.
Miss Catherine Mattingly, Of
Leonardtown, is in Washington.
where she is employed in one Of the
Government Departments. Uncle
Sam may be able to keep her away
from Papa Glenn, but we doubt
H.
Mr.. L. Herbert Wise. Beauvue,
has been appointed assistant clerk 70
the Board Of Control aud Review,
ard win also transcribe the real and
personal prorertx @ 50 49,.
1918.
Tie BEhcos extend il sympa-
thy 10 Mrs. Richard Garner and Mr..
Eseb Hodge in die loss sustained by
Ehem when "Depby HIP, At Miles
town. owned BY Mira. Garner and
occupied BY Mr.. Hodges. burned to
Tie Ground on Tuesday, morning.
Mr.. Charles Henry Camalicr, Of
Georaetown Law School. spent the
Weekend with his parents. in Leon
aniknwn. Returning TO Washington
Tuesday afternoon he was accompa-
MED BY his mother, Mrs. B. IL.
Camalier, who win spend several
days in the Capitol.
Mrs. John Rose jackson, Of
Rsltimore, and Mr.. ]. T.. M. Raley,
q Nsw York. arrived in Leonard
have her friends cali to see her.
The Festivity ON Easter Tuesday
evening, Abril 8, at the Hotel ST.
Mafy'r, for the benefit of ST. Alloy
ellis' Church, Leonardtown, promi-
ses TO be very attractive. There
will be city music, dancing, 5000,
. baxaar, refreshments, and charm
Ing company. Keep the date in
mind.
The steamer Northumberland
arrived at Leonardtown Wharf last
Thursday, the first trip in eight
weeks, but brought no freight for
thu point. She returned again on
Sunday with good load in time 10
prevent any real suffering on account
Of store stocks being depleted.
Schedules Of personal property
subject to taxation are being mailed |
from the Office of Board Of Com |
troll and Review and they should Be |
promptly filed out and returned. III
Il not necessary for taxpayers 10 |
bring these schedules In person to
the Board. They can be sent in BY
mail.
Miss Lillian Mattingly, De-
monstratoF in Home Economics, has
returned to her home at Bushwood,
after spending most of the winter
taking a special course at Peabody
College, NASHVILLE, Tenn. News Of
her return has produced sigh oil,
genuiEe relief from more than one
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