Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-08-11
Localwise & Otherwise

Miss Bailey OF River Springs
e .Pends er summer vacation In
Baltimore.
Miss N. A. Johnson and Mrs. J. s.
Dyson, Of Great Mills, spent Sunday
lass in Annapolis.
Mrs. Tyler and four children. of
Washington, are spending some time
with relatives near Compton.
Mr.. Frank Adams, OF Compton, en-
tessained q number of friends from
Washington on Sunday last.
Miss Julia Bailey has returned to
her home In So. Mary's sfter q long
visit 20 friends and relatives in Balti-
more.
Mr.. j. Benedict Norris. manager OF
tending the Baltimore Fashion Show
this week.
ars. Claude Lawrence and Miss Lii
liam Adams m0tored TO Washington
Sunday last and win spend several
days there.
III. r. @. Hayden. of Maddox. has
recently sold hogsbeads of tobacco
at the following prices: Ale, J6c, 32c.
&c, and 23zc, an average OF fraction
less than 32c.
st. Mary's Post No. 81 of the
American Legion held n meeting on
Tuesday evening last ut which 10 was
decided IN hold n dance on Wednesday
August nth.
Lost: About two weeks ago one
black and gold breast pin, in Leon
ardtown, brtween the Court House and
the sesiden ce OF DIR. +. +. Greenwell.
Finder please return TO BFACoN Office.
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius Johnson. are deeply dist ressed 1T
the death OF their little boy, which oc-
Cured at st. Mays Hospital last
week.
Misses Edith and Lucille Norris
have returned 10 their home near Cali
fornia, after visit To friends in Wash
ington, and are now entertaining their
cousin, Miss Edna Chase. of Mt. Rant
eT.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. N Cawood. suf-
fereh the loss Of their little two year
Old ron, ChaEles NJ. Jr.. who died on
Tuesday morning. tn" Beacon rxten'is
lite sympathy in their b-reavern mt
The Mission at St. Aloysius' Church,
LGnnHrdtown, will begin on Sunday.
Sept. u, and end the following sun
day, Sept. Is. The mission will he
given 10y the famous missioner, H,.v
Father Mccarthy, ). j.
Mrs Sybil Wo0d Norris. viii. Of n. on
~ nris. died at her home near Miller
Whs'f. TN Monday. August 8 aged q
Wears, after an illness" f only TWO iSvs
Pt.nine I,OisiNing was given as tn.
cAu~s of d~ath.
T'scre will I've picnic in the grove
Of Mckendree NJ. r. Church. near
Sandgates, on We'd. Aug. l7rh, be-
tw.rn the hours of ) and . r. IN. Ice
cream and sandwiches, games aud
plenty OF fun. All are cordially in
ViIed.
MRS. Frank GCldSbnrOugh 81 near
LeOnardtown, and her brother. Mr..
John G. YaEs, anl wife al Bn fillmore,
: have returned home after pleasant
.yiSit of three wc' Ks tn their brother,
Mr. J. Harry Yates, at Willoughby
Beach, Va
Capt Webster Fox9ell is dressing
his hotel In q attractive coat ~ bright
gray paint, which adds greatly Ia the
looks OF tie square. u the State Road
Commission will hasten the promised
relief more propePly owners might fol
low the progressive Captains lead.
MesdameS Charlotte and Sara King
entertained on Sunday last IA party al
relatives aud friends from Washing
ton, among whom were; Hon. and Mrs.
WIN. J. Neale and daughter. Eleanor
Rrook, Mrs. VIM. j. Martin, Miss
Clare Martin, Miss Hilda Jones and
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Koch.
Capt. and Mrs Walter b. Wise
have announced the marriage of their
neice, Miss Edith May Evans, To Mr..
lrven Lebbens Potter, on Ang. I. ri
Saranac Lake. N. Y. They will be NJ
home after Sept. !, at ~ Lake Flower
Ave. Saranac Lake, N. Y. The bride
is very popular in 81. Mary'S and p
q most lovable young lady, To whom
the BEACON extends its veIy bes
wishes.
Mr. and Mrs WIN. NJ. Carhv nf Sill
yer Springs. Mr.. II. [. MullinG ton. OF
Priace Georges county. and Miss Lucy
Bean Gt.uvh, of hSrirs County, were
week end guests uf Mr. and Mrs. Geo
p. LOker. On their return home they
we're accompanied a. far as Washing
cor by Mics Janice Loker, who will u
70 Greensboro. Pa to visit Miss SarI
Cochran.