Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-03-21
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week.
Mr.. Howard Edison, of Hurry,
was Sunday visitor to the county
seat.
Mr.. J. Roland Thomas, Of Bal
timOre, was weekend visitor to st.
Mary's.
Mr.. JEFF Combs, of Washing
ton, motored down on Tuesday to
attend Court.
Mr.. Zach Fowler, the Chaptico1
merchant, paid the BEACON Office a
pleasant visit on Tuesday.
Mr.. James j. Stone, of Oakley,
paid the BEACON Office pleasant
VISIT on Monday.
Mr.. p. j. Enright, Of George
towE College, was visitor to Leon
ardtown during the week.
Mr.. A. F. King, who is located
in Philadelphia spent the weekend
at his home in Leonardtown.
Mr.. Robert p. Blackstone, of
River Springs, was among those
attending Court on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Clarke Abel,
of Baltimore, arrived in Leonard
town on evening bus Sunday last.
Mr.. John G. II. Lilburn, OF St.
Inigoes. was shaking hands with his
friends in Leonardtown Tuesday.
Mrs. John M. Parker, of Stock
ton, Eastern Shore, has been the
guests of Mrs. L. F. Abel, Leonard
town.
Mrs. Walter II. S. Briscoe, Of
st. Cuthbert's," spent Tuesday AZ
the guest of friends in Leonard
town.
- About so Class registrants left
b Monday by bus for Baltimore to
examined by the Medical Advisory
Board.
Mr.. Franz Hansen, of Baltimore.
has located at Beauvue, and will help
st. Mary's to produce bumper crop
this year.
st. Aloysius Church, Leonard
town, will hold its annual Festival
at Hotel st. Mary's, Tuesday even
ing, April 9.
Messrs. Norman Yates. Justin
Sypher and Perry Abel, of Comp
ton, joined the big crowd IN Leon
ardtown on Tuesday.
Mr.. p. o. Budd and Professor
T. b. Carpenter were among the
Budd's Greek delegation in Leonard
town Tuesday.
All Saints Parish Aid Society
will give an oyster supper and dance
at Oakley Hall on Thursday Of East
er week, April 4.
Col. Marshall l.. Sothorou, a
prominent st. Mary's countian. spent
the week. end in Leonardtown and
attended Court on Monday.
Mr.. Claude Lloyd, of Balti-
more, arrived in Leonardtown on
Sunday afternoon, for his regular
court week visit TO 1t. Mary's.
Mr.. james T. Abel. of Comp
ton, whose attendance at March
Court was prevented by illness, was
much missed among his old eronies.
Public Tuesday" was a PER-
feet day. fair and warm, and
brought to Leonardtown one of the
-bieGest crowds the ola town has
ever held
Mr.. A. Edward Stone, Of by
nard caught rock fish on tuesday
morning in a gill net 32 l-2 inches
long, weighing 10 and ga pounds.
Who can beat il?
Miss Catherine MaitinGly q
clerk in the Agricultural Department,
Washington, spent Sunday with her
patents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Mat
tin9ly, Leonardtown.
Mr.. w. Bernard Duke and fam.
lily, Of Baltimore, accompanied by
Mise Eleanor May Turner, motored
10 Leonardtown on Saturday, return
ing to Baltimore Sunday afternoon.
Keep in mind the D. A. r
dance and 300" party at Hotel st
Mary's, Easter Monday night. Apr
LIST. Refreshments will be server
and good music will be furnished
for the dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. III. Sears, d
Society Hill,' arrived on Safurda,
last from New York, where the.
have spent the winter. Mrs. Scar
ia one of the successful lady farm
ere Of st. Mary's.
MISS Marie Mattingly, of Bush
wood, who has been in Washington
for the last six weeks, is now spend
ing some time at Braddock Heights
Frederick Md, accompanied by he
cousin, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Murray.
The -Lenten season vii
open at Morganza with reception an
dance on Easter Monday night
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