Saint Mary's beacon., 1921-07-28
L.ocalwise & Otherwise

Localwise & Otherwise
Mrs. Frank A. Camalieris spending
lew days at Atlantic City, n J.
Mr.. j. w. Freeman, OF Great Mills,
was q county seat visitor on Monday.
MI. and Mrs. Locke Holmes we're
visitors to the BEACON Office on Tues
day,
Mr.. Arthur Combs. of Drayden was
transacting business in Leonardtowr
on Monday.
Mr.. James Greenwell Is at his home
al Brittou, after spending six weeks at
PlaIsburg, N y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Edwards and
son, Of Detroit, are Wishing Mr.. Tom
Edwards at Chaptico.
The annual festival for Chaptico
Church will be held in Chaptico Hall
on August llth,
There will be Sunday school pic
mic IN the Grove at Laurel Grove ON
wednesday, Aug 3rd.
MrsrJustin r. Sypher, OF New York.
Is spsnqing two weeks vacation with
Mrs Sypher in Leonardtown.
Monday, Aug. %, has been selected
IS the date for the next dance at Leon
ard Hall. Details viii be published
later.
Miss ltsa Ridgcll, OF Valley Lee,
and Miss Minnie Springer, OF Balti
more, have been visiting friends in
Virginia.
Mrs. Ellen Dycr and two children
Miss Coifine ard Master Manning, OF
Washing ton. are guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. Vim. M l-oker.
Messrl J.. T.. NJ. Raley, ]. Phi
g eenacli, Jc., and Lem Shaw, arc in
Itonaidtd wn, aiicr spending a week
on the Eastern shore.
Road Eapinocr Reeder and Mrs.
Rrder moved on Wednesday to Mrs.
+. q, Mnrgan's apartment in the lat
tel's home in Ieonardtown.
Mrs +. Q Morgan wen- to Wash
ington on Monday and VIII soon leave
for Minneapolis 20 visit her daughter,
Mrs. McYeigh Reagan.
Mr.. Norman Crouch, formerly as
sociated with the Beonardtpwn Bank
OF the Eastern Shore Trust Co, was a
gu 50 here on Monday last.
Mr. Austin Hamilton and bride,
forinefly Miss Eleanor Francis Brown,
ftf "a D.a,fo 1
Monday nom their honeym ,ou.
Miss Leona Taylor, of New York
City, isvisitiDg her sister, Mrs Henry
Wise, OF Park Hail, after spenning e
very pleasant week at Atlantic City
Mr.. md Mrs. James N. Fitzpatrick
: and son, Faiboti, aud Mrs, G.. Gear
hart, on of Washington, are guests of
Mr. and Mrs Jen Combs, at "Fox's
Point
The "Vixen" and Alma. 4" III Wash
ington, are among the yachts thai are
cruising The waters ~ tie lower Poto-
mac. Both were anchored in the Leon
ardtown basin last Monday
A grand picnic win I,e.hcfd ~ Chan
fftHA WI ~ cum StHN RNEs LsfEll,
ahoLh.ng dgiyciug and Other
pcnls viii he served,
Sll1A.alaafs; sweater,
~. sIz 10y n, about $50 ~ ~,
- Duke Bros, ice cream ptglor
sna The Lednatllio9n Implement 90 s
building Fibdpr please cnmmunica:c |
with the BEACOg.
Mr.. j. r. SwaBn ~ Pisey Point !
when IN town ~ Monday. stated thal
fin bridge 70 81 Geore.'y Island eas
about two thirds completed, except the
abproach and iabin5 nts. on which no
work had been done
Don't forget the Festival at Me.
clanicsyflle lmmachiaie Conception
Church, Wednesday. Any. Bird a
good time promised To- all One iea-
inre OF the entertainment viii bc a
baseball game n the afternoon.
Mr.. !, Bean Tppcti, ~ Baltimore,
former resident OF the county aud
who has not been here for the past rs
years, spent the week end visiting old
scenes and old friends He ae ufncd
onthe Baltimore steamer Monday from
Porto Bello,
Messrs Walter Bobauan and Chas.
Jmnler, of Hamilton, Nd and Mr.
Thomas Sparks, Mrs j. T. Bohanan,
Mrs Carroll Sanner und little Miss
Ruth Suuner. 81 Baltimore a,c visit
ing Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. Il +, Long, on
the Patuxcnt, nearE alilornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Junes w. Vanward
have returned To- their home in Wash
ington after spending their vacation
With Mr.. and Mrs. A. Morris, OF
Abell Mr. and Mrs Vanward great
ly enjoyed the fishing while In the
county, catching l25 trout, hard
heads and perch on one trip.
The Farmers Club oi the First Dis
trict will bold is next meeting at st.
Nary's City, Saturday, July 30th. at
2 p. M. Prof Gibson, OF the Mary
land Extension Service, will address
the meeting on lie marketing of dairy
products The farmers and their
families are cordially invited. Re
freshmentS will be served.
Rev. KY Greenwell, ST., who for
the past few wears has been Of the
faculty of St Peters College. Inrsey
City, N. j.. visited his father, Mr. J
p Greenwell, of Leonardtown, last
week. Mr.. GreenBell has resumed his
studies at the Jesuit Novitiate az
Woodstock, upon the completion OF
which he viii be ordained TO the priest
hood.
The dance for the benefit of ST.
Mary's Hospital, held at 81. Miehael's