Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-11-14
LocaIEiss and Otherwise

Mr.. Frank Dellahay. Of Helen,
was 8 county seat visitor on Tues
day.
Bonds Of the Fourth Liberty
Loan are ready for delivery at the
banks.
Mr.. Ebert Drury, Of Leonard
town, spent the weekend in Balti-
more.
Miss Eleanor Loker, of Leon
ardtown, is visiting friends in
Washington.
Mr.. Allan Coad, of Porto Bel
10, was a visitor to leonardo En on
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Philo Morgan accompani-
ed Mr.. Matt Camalier on a weekend
visit to Leonardtown.
Mr.. Julius johnson and Miss
johnson, of Morganza, were in
LeoDardtown on Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. Hodgdon, Of
Daua-on- the Patuxent, motored
to Leonardtown on Tuesday.
The Commissioners and Or
phans' Courts met on Tuesday and
transacted routine business.
At recent meeting of the
School Board, Captain Alexander
Kennedy was elected President.
A Victory" dance will be Civ
en- in the Town Hall, Leonardtewn,
on Saturday evening, Nov. gard.
The people Of Leonardtown are
rejoicing over the supply OF coal un-
loaded at the wharf last week.
Mrs. Edwin J. WaXg, Of
Leonardtown, is visiting + II father.
Nj. William Hickey, in IlyattsviIle.
4 Ma Lila B. Sampson, Of
pampson's Harbor, on the Patux-
is In New York, a guest at the
Manhattan Hotel.
Mrs. +. o. Morgan has gone
TO Washington 30 spend the winter
with the family of her brother, Mr.
Roach Abel.
Mr.. w. A. Burroughs has sold
his farm near Hollywood, in the 9Th
district. and expects TO make his
future home in Washington.
Mr.. J. G. Howard, who has
been sick, is much improved, and
his friends are glad to see him on
the Street again.
Mrs. L. F. Abel, Of Leonard
town, is spending a few days az the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Giles Dyer,
in Washington.
Private Kenneth B. Duke, u.
s. NJ. c., stationed at Indian Head,
is spending few days with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Duke,
Leonardtown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. G.. beverley,
of Mechanicsville, have recently re-
turned from a very pleasant trip to
Atlantic City. Mr.. beverley has
entirely recovered from his recent
Illness.
There will be supper for the
benefit of st. Paul's M. K. Church,
at Hotel Lawrence, on Tuesday,
Nov. 10Th, at y. m. Oysters,
chichen salad, and other delicacies
will be served.
The Kniats Of St. Joseph will
give anotherA their popular dance'
tomorrow lFridavl night, at Nor
ganza. Darroch's Band will fur.
nish The music.
y, Get ready for the Community
Exhibit TO be held in Leonardtowr
on Nov. 23rd. The premium list
covers the whole range of farm,
garden, dairy and pantry products.
Mrs. Susie Cheseldine. Of
Blackstone, has received an over
sea" card, stating that her brother
Private Samuel M. Bailey, has ar.
rived safely in France
At last the county has beer
freed from the epidemic of influenza
All praise to the doctors, to who's,
unceaainQ labors so many Of ou
people owe their lives.
DR.. Poole, Of Georgetown, ani
Mr.. II. O. Craig, Of Washington
are enjoying a few days hunting il
81. Mary's, ns the guests of Mr.. ans
Mrs. g. B. Grsenwell. of Britton.
The Fifth (Mechanicsville) dis
trict was close second to the Sew
enfh ia the United War Work cam
paign, reporting their qnota as rails
Cd on Monday the first day Of tn
drive.
Professor Geo. w. Joy and hi
! organisation Of workers for tn
United War Work Campaign are y
ba congratulated for the manner i
which fhe drive has been directel
Nfaa carried ont. It was handled