Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-05-12
Localwise & Otherwise

Miss Madeline Camalier spent Mon
day In Washington,
Hotel Leonardtoyn will reopen under
new management on May 18th.
Miss Gladys Howard, OF Waldorf.
IS visiting Miss Christine Cromwell,
Leonardtown.
Mrs. f. O. Morgan is having her
home repainted. Messrs. Dawkins
Clements and John Doyle are doing
the work.
There viii be an important meeting
Of the Second District farmers ON Sat
urdaY, May 18th, at Poplar Hill Hall,
Valley Lee.
Mrs. John j, Duke and little dangh-
ter are visiting Mrs. Dukes parents,
Rev. and Mrs. Barker Turner at
Adamstown.
Mr. Lewis b. Fenwick, OF Baltimore.
after visit to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. f, Fenwick, of Leonardtown.
left on Sunday for a trip to Canada.
II JOu art luttItSdfu III NtSluk l4DOh~
r ardtown represented on the baseball
field this year attend the meeting at
Leonard Hall on Sunday next, Nav 10.
Ia loosely played game. the Sur
rattsville baseball team easily defeat
cd the Mechanicsville team on the lat
ter's grounds on Sunday last by a
score Of 10 to 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry West and Mrs.
Ellen Dyer, Of Washington, spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. WIN M. Loker.
Mrs. L. Abel accompanied them on
theif return to Washington.
Father Walter Drum, one OF the
most eminent biblical students in
Anlrrica, delivered very interesting
and Instructive lecture at St. Aloysius
Church on Sunday evening last.
The China Famine committee have
decided TO ask each Community Club
ot 80. MarV's to give social and
dance on behalf OF the As million starry
ing men, women and children. Full
particulars later.
On Saturday last Charlotte Hall
suffered defeat at the hands of Bel
Alton on the formers diamond, the
score standing to 5. II was a poor
ly played game, Bel Alton having the
best OF the hitting.
William Keiles. Optometrist, will l,e
in the coGnty the whole OF next week 10
answer ont-of-town calls. Address all
communications for appointments
'carc OF Hotel st. Mary's, Leon
af.dtown ~ Adv
Tho Chesapeake Lodge OF odd Fell
lows will visit St Mary's Chapel,
Ridge, on Sunday, May 18th, at 5
y. m. for special odd Fellows SER
vice conducted by Chaplain G. w.
Whiimore. The public Is invited.
/, Rev. w. ]. Stanton, S. j., former
pastor OF Our bady's Chapel deliver
ed most appropriate address at the
cer<mopies attending tho LAYING ~
the c6fnerss ane foe the now Mediey's
Neck Hall on sunday afternoon last.
Abnormal tides and 6igH winds
which undermined the piling, were ~.
sp0nSihle FOR ono ~ the IIrome's
Whnrf warehouses; sinking in the riyer
last week. The wharf owners are ~.
inhnrsing the owners oi Fertilizer
damaged by the accident.
Mr., G Morgan Knight, Of Pcters-
berg. Va paid n short visit 10 Lem
slrdtown last week on Ii e hay To Balti-
more 70 attend TIE nrAS L dad lbert
u. Weir prominent n man
and Mt the tiDeof his death :Sys.H Pur.
! caa sing Agcntior Maryland.
; 3Hhe4Hst District Community Club
i working for high School depart
ment at the Ridge school. II will bc
necessary to have fifteen qualified pu-
pills before official action can be taken.
when the State will pay up TO $500 to-
wards the salary OF teacher. The
balance 81 about 5000 must he made
up by tho county, individuals
or organizations. Those Interested
are asked 10 send their names to Mr.
Engenc Lewis, Secretary, Ridge
The ceremony attending the laying
al the corner stone for the new hall In
Medley's Meek prevented many from
,attcndingihe baseball meeting schedul.
ed for Sunday afternoon, and tho meet
ing was postponed until next Sunday,
Nav 10th, at 3 p. M, when ali baseball
players and deyotees are asked TO
meet at Leonard Hall for tie purpose
~ organizing team for Leonardtown.
Promises OF support have been freely
given and Bro. Gerard offers the use
ST the Leonard Hall grounds, provid-
cd immediate arrangements ace made
for n team. Don't fail to attend tie
meeting II you either play ball or
like To watch q game, come out next
Sunday and help the boys 10 organize.