Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1921-03-24
Localwise & Otherwise

uouni W NA'hN"J ~ S'AS NAA"'SH SAta
of Court.
Mr.. e. d. Hathaway, of Hampton,
was among the Tuesday visitors in
Leonardtown.
Senator j. Frank Parran, of Calvert
county, attended Court in Leonardtown
on Monday.
Miss Sallie Greenwich has returned
from Baltimore, and is at Der home
in Leonardtcwn.
Lost: Oyercoat, between Hillyille
and Leonardtown. Finder please re-
turn to BEACON office.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. McGil and
daughter are visiting Mrs. j. s.
Adams at Charlotte Hall.
A supper and dance win be held at
Chaptico Hall on Wednesday, April
9th, for the benefit of Christ Church.
Mr., l.. Gendason has returned from
Baltimore much improved in health
and is conducting his businessas usual
An Easter party and dance will be
held at Holy Angels Hall, near River
Springs, on Monday, March 2Sth.
The American Legion will have
dance at st. Joseph'S Hall, Morganza.
on Easter Monday night, March 2Sth
The road to Cedar Point is now in
good condition and should insure q
good crowd for the dance at Com
munity Hall on Friday, April LIST.
Mr.. Il. G. Clarke, the "Brlscoe,,
man, and Mr. h. +. LOWS, of Ridge
Garage, attended the Automobile
Show in Washington.
Attorneys John r. Mudd and Ed
ward ]. Edeien. Of Charles county,
were in Leonardtown on Court busi-
ness on Monday
SHOW The Scouts Made Good. is
the trio Of the Easter play az St Johns
Hall, Hollywood, on Monday March
18th.
Tho Ridge Orchestra viii furnish the
music for a supper and dance at St
Michael's Hall, Ridge, ON Monday,
March 18th
Tuesday brought an unusually
large crowd to town. The weather was
Just about right and the citizens ut the
county turned out 10 numbers
Mrs r. 0. Morgan arrived from
Washington on sunday afternoon 10
spend Il few days at her home IN Leon
ar1lOwn.
Mr. JOS. G. Mattlngly has returned
10 his home in beopardtown after I'M
dergoing an operation az Washing
ton hospital.
The State Game Department liberat-
ed ia the county on Thursday last POI
Bob While quail, imported from
the Mexican border.
A Minstrel SHOW viii be given at
Chaptco Hall ou Thursday. March
S1st, for the benefit 81 the Fourth Dis
triet Community CLUB.
Mrs. ". w M9ungiy. MRS. J
!. Davis, al OF Meehnuicsville. visited
Ahe BEACON Office on Tuesday.
Miss Louise Norris has resigned her
position 10 Washington and Is at the
itpme OF her arents. Mr.. and Mrs. J
j Morris.
Mr.. HARRY Richardson Is with Us as
usual this Week showing the farmers
the advantages ~ the laternationa|
line OF farming implements
II. Benedict Norris, Jr. S,5hifinisira-
tor wiz rSyL'u1f5Tiicf auction on Sat
urday. April ,, the personal property
Of his father, tine late J Benedict Nor
ris, SIR
Cardinal Gibbons has suffered rn-
lapse and has been confined 10 his BIRD
since sunday His physicians do not
consider him in immediate danger, but
admit that his condition is serious.
Tuesday was ""Tag Day" in Leon
ardtown for ST Mary's Hospital and
we understand that considerable sum
was realized. Every one should join
the Hospital Association.
There will be dance at Charlotte
Hall School on F'ridav evening, April
18th, for the benefit OF 81. Mary,s
Hospital City music will he provid-
ed and the admission will he 30 cents.
Mr.. VIM. r. Lamar. for several
wears solicitor for the Post Office De
partment and prominent in Maryland
politics, has resigned his position and
will open n law Office In Washington
with his son, Mr.. Lueius q, G Lamar,
Mr. VIM. Waters, formerly with
the Piedmont 5unno COMPANY, Is nov
representing the Standard Guano Co.,
and is oiTering commercial fertilizers
from So to $40 per ton less than pre-
vailing prices Mr.. Waters is spend
ing Court Week in the county seat.
ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF Combs entertain
ed Mrs. II. Ford Combs. OF ST, Louis.
and Mrs Katherine Rodgers, OF Wash
ington, for the week end at Fox
Point Mrs. Ford Combs, who is
paying her first visit to ST. Mary's IN
Is years. Is spending this week with
Dir. and Mrs +. A. Camalier, Leon
ardtown.
Father Thomas I. Cryan, in charge
OF st Georges Church Valley Lee,
was painfully injured on Sunday last
when, in preventing collision with a
buggy, his car was turned over about
half mile from Great Mills on the
road to Valley Lee Father Cryan
was caught under the car and, while
no bones were broken. he was bruised
to an extent that necessitated his re-
moyal to Georgetown Hospital, whore
he is reported as rapidly recovering.
have recently added to my stock a
most attractive line Of dry goods,
ladies' trimmed hats, latest styles in
ladies' low shoes, boys wash suit
and mems highest grade suits | also
carru q fnll Inc of saed nntatnes