Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-06-20
LocaIYlss and Other Use.


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Mr.. Matt Camalier, of Wash
!, ington, spent Sunday with friends
in Leonardtown.
Mr.. A. s. Poolak, of Wander
bilt, Pa, spent few days IN the
county the past week.
Miss Gertrude Tweedy, of
Washington, is visiting the family
of Judge and Mrs. B. H. Camalier.
The Commencement exercises
Of Leonard Hall on Monday morn
ing were witnessed by good audi
ence.
River Springs will hold its usu-
al Fourth of July Celebration, adj
yertisement of which will appear
next week.
Mrs. Bessie Millison, of st.
Inigoes, is visiting her son, Mr..
Max T.. MilIison, and his family, in
Leonardtown.
Buy War Savings Stamps ard
help St. Mary's to go ''over the
top in this drive as she has in all
previous ones.
Mrs. G. B. Greenwell and in
FAINT son, have returned from Balti-
more to her home at Britton, Med
lev's Neck.
Miss Amy r. Graves has re-
turned to her home in Mechanics
vile, after spending the winter and
spring in Baltimore.
Miss Madeline Camalier, Of
Washington, attended the dance at
Hotel st. Mary's, Leonardtown,
Monday evening.
The next of the regular semi
monthly dances at st. Joseph's
Hall, Morganza, will take place to-
morrow friday evening, June 81.
The dance given by the young
er set of Leonardtown at Hotel St.
Mary's on Monday evening proved
a very enjoyable affair, and was we'll
attended.
Indications are that the next
Liberty Loan to be foated IN Octo-
Der will be about six billions, or
twice the minimum amount asked
for in the Third Loan.
The family Of Mr.. Wilmer
Russell, one of St. Mary's selected
men, has been notified by the War
Department that he has arrived
safely in France.
Messrs. Guv Brothers. of
Clements, have just received car
load of American fence wire. This
is the biggest load Of wire ever
landed in this county.
Attend the War Savings Stamp
meetings on Tuesday, June 25th.
See schedule elsewhere in this issue.
Good speakers from out OF the coun-
ty will address the meetings.
Messrs. Earle WarfeId and
Frank Rosenbluh, of Washington,
motored 10 Leonardtown on Sunday
last and were the guests Of the fami-
" Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Millison.
Don't forget that St. Mary's is
to have a Fair this fall--days. Oct.
18th and 10th. Make your plans
now to share in the $3.50 that will
be given for the best products ex-
hibited.
Mrs. J. f. NJ. Raley and her
two SONS, of New York, arrived in
Leonardtown on Monday. They
will be the guests Of Mrs. Raley''
sister, Mrs. L. F. Abel, until Sep
TENDER. p
Dudley and Carpenter have iusi
sold a hid. Of tobacco raised by
Dixon Bros. on Mr.. Stephen M
Jones farm for 43 liz cents rel
ib. This record sale was made b,
salesman j. l.. Bond.
Mrs. Lucy Loker Spalding, o.
Leonardtown, accompanied Mr.
Matt Camalier to Washington Sun
day afternoon, returning with he
sister, Mrs. J. K. M Raley, oil
Monday.
Four or FIVE owners Of auto
mobiles are requested to put thei
cars at the disposal the of War Saw
ings Stamp Committee on Tuesday
June rs, for the transportation o
speakers throughout the county.
Read the advertisement eff tn
Fourth of July celebration at Bene
dict. A good dinner and suppe
will be served, and dancing will b
INDUCED in during the afternnol
and evening, with city music.
The Editor greatly enjoyed
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Key
of "IndiantowD," on Tuesday
This is one of the finest farms in st
Mary's and we hope to give dc
scription of it in our next issue.
The Commissioners Of Leor
ardtown met on Monday night an
decided TO adhere to the preser
closing hour 9 O'Clock for the store