Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1919-09-25
LocalEiss and Otherwise.
The County Commissioners will meet
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The County Commissioner will meet
on Oct. Z instead of Oct. IA.
Strayed-3 brood sows. Reward for
return to Hotel st. Mary's.
There will be q tobacco growers,
meeting % Oraville on Monday, Sept.
18th, at 8 p. m.
Mrs. II. b. Tibbets, OF New Jersey,
Is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
3. Bond, near Sandgates.
Wednesday of last week marked the
l32nd anniversary OF the adoption of
the Constitution of the u. 8.
Miss Nina Abel has returned 10
Washington after spending q few DAYS
with her aunt, Mrs. +. o. Morgan.
A meeting OF the trustees of ST.
Mary's Seminary will be held at the
school today Thursday Sept. Is.
DIR. John Donohue, of Washington,
was . recent weekend visitor az the
home of Judge and Mrs. b. II. CANA
lier.
There viii be dance at st. Michael's
Hall, Ridge, on Thursday, Sept. Is,
with Darroch's Orchestra. Admission
so cents.
Miss Marjorie Waters has returned
70 her home In Gainesville, after a
visit to her aunt. Mrs. +. A. Camalier,
LeOnardtown.
Miss Janet Duke has gone to Balti.
more, where she hes entered the State
Normal School NJ TOwson for the
scholastic year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry NJ Jones have
enjoyed a visit from the latter's step
father and mother. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
4. Simmons, of Cambridge.
There will be meeting OF the Cedar
Point Literary and Debating Society
on October Bird. with music and an adj
dress by DIR. G. w. Whitmore.
Mr.. L. B. Rowland, wife and two
little boys, of Baltimore, will spend
the next two months with his father,
Mr.. Fred p. Rowland, Leonardtown.
All Faith Parish will hold its an
nual Bazaar at Mechanicsville on Oct
9th. Dinner and supper will be served
followed by moving pictures at night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Ogden, after
visit to the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. j. Clements, LeonardtOwn,
have returned TO their home In WASH
ilRton.
Lieut.. James 1. Moakley will deliver
q lecture at Chaptico Hall on Friday,
Oct. ;, followed by dancing, for which
Darrocd's orchestra will furnish the
music.
Mr.. Philip T. Graves, of Laurel
Grove, who was injured several weeks
ago by having a boxed piano fall on
him, Is so much improved that he was
able to attend Court.
Mrs. Ida Ford and daughter, Mrs.
Giles Dyer, and the latter's children.
Corinne and Manning, have returned
to Washington after spending the sum-
mer with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. NJ. Loker
Mr.. Arthur Turner, who has been
employed In government work IN
Philadelphia for several years, con-
templates returning TO st. Mary's and
resuming the plumbing businessforrner-
ly conducted by hum.
The condition of Mrs. j. Frank
Smith, who on Friday of last week
took by mistake an overdose Of medi-
cine Intended for her husband, is so
much improved that she accompanied
Mr.. Smith 10 Miller's Warf on Sun
day afternoon.
Proofs of the group picture ~ the
soldiers and sailors taken at the Home
Coming Celebration have been received
and are fine. Orders for them will be-
received at either of the two hanks in
LeonardtOwn or at the Offices of the
local newspapers. The pictures sell
for 50 cents.
Hotel st. Mary's has Just received
carload of exceptionally fine coal di-
rect from the of the Consolidated BY
products CO., in which q number of
st. Mary's countians are interested
The coal Is very lumpy and has no
slate or dirt To detract from its heat
Ing qualities.
The Cedar Point Literary and De-
batting Society relinquishes for a time
the series OF dances and wishes to
thank It's many friends who were so
constant in attending from all parts of
the county, making a grand success
from a social standpoint, and that is
the motto of the Society.
The Democratic State candidates,
accompanied by Senator Cy Cum
mings, of Montgomery Co., and Hon.
Howard Bryant, Pres. 2nd Branch
City Council, of Baltimore, will attend
big rally At Leonardtown on We'd
nesday, Oct. 1, p. IN. Every citizen of
the county Is cordially invited to meet
and hear them.
The Democratic State Central Com
mistee for St. Mary's County, compos-
ed Of Edmund ] Plowden, VIM. w
Clark aud Geo. w. Maddox, met in
Leonardtown on Tuesday and organi-
zed by eIecting Mr.. Plowden Chairman
and Treasurer. Arrangements were al
80 made tn thoroughly advertise the
rally scheduled for Oct. |, when the
State candidates will be In Leonard
town.
Among the prominent out OF town
visitors at the September term OF
Court, whose names were not mention
Merrick, of Upper Marlboro; Messrs.
Phillip Fl. Dorsey and James A. Hay
den, of Baltimorc; J. w. Shadrick, OF
Philadelphia; Hon. John +. Mudd, oi
Bryantown; Dadley Coppage, al
Vanceboro, N. c.; Col. w. Garland
Fay, u. s. Marines, and Mm. A. Hall.
OF Washington.