Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-29

Mr. Charles b Morris. 500 81 The
llate Thomas Aiorsisf -of Abell, and
4 Miss Blanche HaFdon, daughter Of
! Capt Edward HAYDEN, were ql.ietly
married at St. Dominic,.s Church,
! Washington, last Monday Mr.
Morris, during the war, vas an engi-
neer III Uncle Sans Navy. He was
/ a volunteer and only recently was
Ihonorably discharged. Miss Hayden,
one Of st. Mary's social fayorites,
until the last few years has been max
ing her homo In The Capital City,
/ where she has host OF friends. The
happy couple returned to Abel last
/ Wednesday, where they will make their
future home. Our congratulations
Miss Irene Wood, teacher Of Manor
Road School, fell on the ice while re-
| turning from school last Friday and
broke her collar bone DR. Palmer
krendered NECESSARY medical attention.
Mr.. Jake Downs fell on his dinner
pail and mashed the contents 50 he ate
III without chewing.
Miss Bessie Mensbaw, OF Palmers,,
took the buslor Washington last FRI
day, where she will make her future
home.
Messrs. Haverman Banigan, Briscoe
Woodburn and Warranch have just
returned from business trips to Wash
ington and Baltimore.
Mr.. Alfred Gibson, 81 near Abel,
has purchased a 'ineyar-stop" Ford.
Girls, please take notice
Messrs. Willie Mcnshaw and Ernest
'.booby prize for killing ducks.
They shot So fast and SO often last
Wednesday that their gun barrels be-
came hot, and never got a feather, UNI
Gil three crippled clippers came into
their blind and they killed mem with
x boat hook Mr. Meushaw promised
the writer pair OF white backs, aud
While We hate an awful appetite for
duck, We woplen have him buy ducks
to niAlge his wnrd good.
Mr.. r d. Kloiz, Of Palners, our
very popular paint man, has Just Re.
turned from very successf1l trim.
Nc kloiz was aecomuanied by Mr.
Green, of NV Y,ak CITY, one Of Tiif-
any : mister decorators.
Mr. f h Snnsan. ~ canilol mn. |
haard,d hUs Saturday for Baltimore,
on a business trip.
Tho funeral % Samuel B,ookbank, |
OF Riverside. who died 1T his hone /
last Frlday uight, Was he d ~ 10 M. |
Monday Death Vas due 10 pnen- |
monia following Influenza Mr..
Brookbank was about 90 years old and l
one OF our best farmers and very pop |
ular. Surviving are his widow and
several children. Funeral services
were conducted by Rev Mr.. Grim
shaw, OF Christ Church, burial being
10 Chnptico cemetery.
s%g Holm Dean, II Busheood. Is
very III with plenrizv Mrs, Dean has
been safgednx iur quito d while and I
her Condition h rfpfFted right serious.
We wish her N,eads recovery
Mir John Ralos. our or o.dale far
lnei ~ Springfield, Il rcpoglcd quito
sick with bronchftiF His mans friends
wish him 9 spetNy restoration %
health.
Oh, local physiciars, rlr4 Dent and
Palmer, reports .ots Of sickpess and a
return Of the Au, but in mild form.
Mr. spencer Downs, OF Maiden Bow.
cr. slipped aud dislDcaled his ara
Friday Mr. Frank llostWiek. ~ i
Stony Knoll fell on tbe iea and hui |
himself 80 badly that be- n1w has 10
take bis meals from the mantle piece
This was Tie 'siIpperycst Friday that
ever slipped our slippery memory.
Sloighing and skating parties were odl
III force Friday. Saturday and sun
day 80 Capitol Hill, James Thompson,
Raynor Blair and Alan While pulling
20 some wonderful aerobatic stunts.
Wade Long, our retired farmer
oomfiela, Is making his home IN
he sapitAk
Miss Annie Gibson, 81 Washington,
spent fawf week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Johp log fsibsoa, o. Albeit
Mr.. James Gibson. 81 sussex, has
inst returned from fhs taspilni Cilys I
where he has been undergoing trraf-
nent Tor stomach trouble, and : much
better,
Our local blacksmith reports being
10 business for over - years aud iais
Is bis First winter he ever rough-sifo
men
Ills alright to extend 3he glad hand |
- q nan IN wet town, hui IN dry 4
Lnwn q man weuld rather bc Offered
about three lihgers
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