Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1919-10-02
LOcalViSe and Otherwise.
All Faith Parish, MechanicsvilIe,
will hold its annual bazaar on Oct. o


will hold its annual bazaar on Oct. 0.
Capt. and Mrs. III. Webster Foxwell
are the proud parents of a fine baby
girl.
There will be q dance at Holy An
gels Hall, Tuesday, Oct. I. Darroch's
Orchestra.
Mr.. Eugene A. Jenkins, OF Indian
Head, spent the weekend with friends
in Leonardtown.
A cherry tree on the farm of Mr.. p.
7. Graves, Laurel Grove, is reported
TO be in full bloom.
Mr.. Justin II. Sypher, OF California,
has recently sold a calf, weeks old.
that netted him al so.
Mr.. I'D. Craig, of Washington, spent
the week end at 'Brittan," the home
OF Mr.. G. b. Creenwell.
Mrs. Longini, of Long Lane"
Cedar Point, entertained at an after
noon tea on las: Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Hamilton
and children speut the weekend with
relatives in Charles county.
Mrs. Harry f. knight, OF prospect
HILL" is visiting her son, Mr.. Her
bert knight, in Washington.
friendship NJ. +. Church will hold
lawn supper on October 9th at 5 p. IN.
for the benefit of the church.
There will be a dance at St. Geor-
ge's Hall, Valley Lee, Friday, Oct. 3,
benefit of Blake Creek School.
Ollie Blackstone. an estimable and
respected cOlored woman, died at her
home near LeOnardtown on Monday
last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Clemson spent
Sunday with Mrs. Clemson's uother.
Mrs. Annie Mckinley, at Laurel
Grove.
Miss Madge Fenwick, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in Balti
more and Washington, has returned
to hCr home.
Mrs. w. A. Smoot and two children.
of L. b., spent last Friday with Mrs.
Shoots mother, Mrs. Maggie Boyd,
LeOnardtown.
Miss Lola Wood, of Mechanicsyille,
has been appointed teacher of Laurel
Grove school and has taken up her
work for the term.
Miss Madeleine Camalier returned
on Tuesday from Baltimore, where she
paid short visit to her sister, Mrs.
Thomas J. Gaffney.
Mrs. Harry NJ. Jones has returped
from Baltimore with a new line of fall
goods, which will be on display at Mr..
Jones' Leonardtown store.
Mr.. Jesse Graves, a prominent farm
err Of the Laurel Grove neighbOrhOod,
has been very Ill for the last months
but is now slightly improved.
Judge and Mrs b. Harris Camalier
attended the funeral Of Mrs. Camalier's
sister, Mrs. +. A. Latchford, on We'd
nesday at Annapolis Junction.
The former service men of the 7th
district will entertain their friends with
adance at Oakley Hall this Thursday
evening ut $50 p. IN. City music.
Mrs. James Edelin, and little daugh-
ter, Jane, of Park Hall, and Miss
Violet Raley, of st. Inigoes, were
visitors to LeOnardtown on Monday.
Miss Helen Graves. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Parran A. Graves, of Pros
pect HILL" Leonardtown, has entered
the Convent of Nazareth, at Nazareth,
Ky.
Mr.. H. Warranch, formerly merch-
ant at Oakville. is building a ware
house In the Gallilee neighborhood
and will engage in the buying of to-
bacco.
Mr.. Harry Norris, of Washington,
Is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
). }. Norris, while he is incapacitated
for work on account of an injured
finger.
Mr.. Philip +. Graves wishes to inform
his customers that he has recovered
fromhis recent injury and will soon be
around to see them with a new line of
samples.
Lieut.. James Moakley will deliver u
lecture at Chaptico Hall on Friday
evening, Oct. ;, followed by dancing,
Tor which Darroch's Orchestra wi's
furnish the music.
Soldiers and sailors who have not
given In the information requested by
the Historical Committee of the Council
OF Defense are urged to do so at once.
This will make permanent war record
OF every man who served.
The Rev. w. f. Grimshaw, of Chap
tico, Is attending the Brotherhood
of st. Andrews Convention, at De-
troit, Mich. Owing TO his absence the
only service at Chaptico Church oext
Sunday will be at 800 D. m. DIR.
Goodman, of Leonardtown, will Off
ciate.
Mrs. Charlotte King, Mrs. Nina
Herbert ard Mr.. A. +. King motored
To Washington on Monday. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Fillie Abel,
who was returning to Washington for
the winter after spending the summer
with her daughters, Mrs. +. o. Morgan
and Mrs. l.. T.. Payne, Leonardtown.
County Agent G. F. wathen, Jr.,
accompanied by Miss Katherine Mer-
rim, home demonstration agent, and
Miss Murphy, of the Board of Educa-
ton, attended a conference at the
Maryland State College on Friday al
last week, ut which the county agents
and representatives of the State Board
OF Education discussed plans for the
boys and girls club work in the rural
schools.