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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-01-14
Pupils Recital.

A vocal and instrumental recital wi
be given i'll Odd Fellows Hall this even
ing at O'Clock by the pupils of Mis-
Bessie f. Scott of this town. Thi
announce will be we'll received b.
the public, as the artistic and well rem
dered program Of the last recital of her
class received the most favorable com.
ment, and gave evidence of Miss Scotts
pronounced skill as an instructor and
performer, both vocally and instrument
ally. An appreciative audience is as
sured, The program is as follows:
Greg-Ptsno Duet, No. II, Op. II.
Miss Elsie karsner and Miss Is. +. SCOT
Euke-Piano Duet.
Miss Ada Wells and Miss Lizzie Michel
Bartlett-Vocal Solo-a Laughing Eyes,
Halst, b, Happy Birds,
Miss Hattie Morgan and Mr.. Henri LINDSEY
Ra idesger-Song, Fresh ming Breeze s,seIe
Mr.. Stanley Sieei'
Gilchrist-Piano Duet-Styrienne, ,,.-,
Miss Belle lamar and Miss Made h"'
'"'D'"e- iano 'o'o-''"'"s Mis- Miss Nan Smith
Enko-Piano Duet, Smith
VI Iss itItn ILdItlt huu |
Ritter a. II Vocal Trio-When the WING 15 n%"
Miss Elsie Karsner. Miss Lionne D'"~
and Mr. Stanley Steele.
Nj endelssohn-Piano Duet-Iarch, , Z, Soott
Miss Victoria lamar and Miss b. G
Reinecke-Piano Duet, Op. 10, yr Scott
Miss katharine Constable and MISS D.
Lange-PianO SOlo-Waltz, Constable |
Loschhorn-Pano Duet No. 9, OPP 81, mn. Reed 7
Miss Jennie knorr and Miss hm"
Schubert-VOcGl Duet-Serenade = Scott |
Miss Bertha McNeal and Miss D. .
Lochhorn-PianO Duet. No 10, Gp On Scott {
Miss Maud Chlds and MISE D. q
Solo, Waltz, rr.ie karsner |
Trio-Waking OF the +. Scot, 9
Miss Bertha McNeai ME- ESans
sSOlo-Barcar9lls l, ,tte Morgan
part Song, AZ James Evans ;,
Mr.. Stanley Steele and MI jan
Admission, % cents. L
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ELKTON, JANUARY IA, 1898.
sGLOgAt DEPARTMENT. y

The snow storms have compelled the
workmen to suspend work at the boatyaru'
The annual meeting Of the managers
and proprietors of Rosebsnk Cemetery Will
he held in Rosebank Hall, Calvert to day
at one P. NJ.
The regular January meeting of the
Cecil Farmers Club will be held at 20 l.
John R. Bonds, near Port Deposit on
Wednesday next the 18th inst.
A leak in the street main made 1t nee
essary to cut off the supply of gas from the
Jail this week which has caused Snerln
McKenney much Inconvenience
DIR. G. Clelaud Jones, dentist, has
arranged to be in Chesapeake City on Ifurs
day of each week with office at the Park
Hotel. where he will be pleased to receive
his patients in that vicinity. once hours
from a. M. to 5 p. m.
The annual election of the town COM
missioners of Charlestown was held on
Monday. The members of the board as
elected, are: James n. Black, Joseph M.
Heisler. Perry X. Barnes, j. Morgan Heb
ron and James B. Graham
Tong Ben, proprietor of the Chinese
laundry on Main street, has presented a
number of China lily bulbs to his GUS
TONERS. The lily is a native flower OF
China, and the bulbs are placed in dish
among stones covered with water. No
earth is used The bloom is particularly
fragrant.
On the Goth of January, the congrega'
ton of St, Stephens Church, North Sassa,
fras parish will celebrate the two hun
dredth anniversary of the founding of the
parish. All who take any interest in these
services, are cordially invited to be present
The services will be held chapel IN
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-01-14
-1EEE CECIL WHICH, At,

in me order Of his q, her BIRTH. Annie
married Stephen l.. Stewart in 1872
john married Ellen Terry in 1878. Ellen
married Tbos. NJ. LorS in 1882
though born duiirg the stormy days
OF the rebellion, three days before the
occupation of Yorktown by the Federal
troops, may the life OF Mac and his bride
unlike that of the military leadership of
Little Mac, be free from the shot and
shell OF unjust criticism from the grape
ana canister of petty jealousies. ard NAV
peace, beautiful alike in the nation or in
the home be theirs, until the last roll call.
when like the true soldier they shall
answer here" T.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
The Statistics of Popular Edu-
cation.

Prof. E. B. Prettyman, secretary of the
State board of education, is busy upon his
portion OF tie report OF the boards work for
1892 A summary shows the extent of the
system and comparisons with previous
| years, the items under Baltimore schools
being compared with 1890 and the county
schools with 1891. For convenience the
word "ci;y' is used in referring to Balti.
| mora.
| The number of city schools was 148-
county schools, 2,115; total, 2,26s, an in
crease OF 9!.-tIr' We pupils numb ered &C, 1856
in the city and 122, 1913 in the counties; total
| iS9, 1919, decrease of IS. The highest num-
| Der enrolled in one term was: City, SO, 5i3;
| counties, LOG, 1928; total, 159, All, decrease
| Of S44; average daily attendance, city AZ, 1913
counties, 62, 1885, total, los, O63, decrease of
1,1O7.
The teachers numbered, city, 1.3O1; coun-
ties, 1850; total, 4,05l; increase 1871. City
schools were open 10 months, county
schools S.S months; average for the State
90 months.
The receipts from all sources were: City,
1882, 1871; counties, S1,142, 1872 81; total,
$685., $50 81, decrease of S12, 2lS.63.
The amounts paid were as follows:
Teachers salaries. city, S775 455 49, coun-
ties SsO4, 955. So; total ST. $50 All 30; increase
SCI, 167.4S. For building, repairing and
furnishing school houses, city, Sl44 SOC 81;
counties, SIP, $780, total, S257, 399 IS;
decrease, S129, 221.75. For books and
stationery, city, S53, 636 10; counties, S46,.
543 OF; total, 500, 1880; decrease, S657.62.
For fuel, rent and incidentals, city,
S94, 742 60; counties, So, 512 IL total, Sl52,
254 Sc; increase, S949S7.
The total expenses for public school pur.
poses were: City, S1,O6S, 7O1.15; counties,
81 ,099, sos 20; grand total, s., los, 800 80.
The county schools show the following
results not given in the foregoing state.
ment: Increase in schools, 25 decrease in
total of pupils enrolled, 1,163; average
number enrolled, sc, PSI; decrease, 1,SSS; |
decrease in average of daily attendance,
2 ,4O2
The division of teachers is: Men-white |
72O: cclored 2O2: total 900. wom en- Kite |
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2-rTr

The resignation /@mison as
trustee Of school <strict MOI i,
was received, and as EeS.yas moved away
accepted and Z. E. Marsh was appointed
in his place.
Z. G. Bennett asked for the adoption
OF 1agge's charts and explained the
same, Offering them at $40. No action
taken,
Mr.. Everist was directed to consult
John S. Writ Esq, as to the action of
NJ. j. Hanna in retaining the school
after he had been notified to give up the
same, aud to take action in the matter.
Mr.. Kirk was directed to examine
as to needed repairs at school No. /,
District 4, at the request of David G.
Work.
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Is; -<xzy,- earnings
$211,- fC .S24, lG1. go
Interest pam fl47, 81,
Surplus sS7, 903, o..
The equipment was .sed by the
addition of 10 new engines and 10
passenger cars. Five hundred goudolas
were also provided for use under the
usual car trust arrangements. Seven old
locomotives were also replaced by heavy
standard power and 10 old cars replaced
by new equipment, consisting of 10
coaches, five combined, two baggage and
mail and two baggage and express cars.
There were liz freight cars built to re-
place vacant numbers and the mainten-
ance of way equipment increased by
four additional cars, and also by the pur
chase of SIS cars formerly belonging to
the Baltimore & Potomac railroad.
For the ensuing year the following
directors were reelected: George B.
Roberts, William Sellers, Jacob Tome,
John P. Green, Benjamin F. Newcomer,
Frank Thompson, Skipwith Wilmer,
Hon. Edward Lloyd, Henry D. Welsh,
E. 7. Warner, German H. Hunt, B. B.
Comegys, N. P. Shortridge, Preston Lea
and John Cassels,
Mr.. Lea was elected director to fill
the vacancy caused By the death of Mr.
Febiger, and MI. Cassels to fill the vacancy
caused by tho death of Mr. Du Barry.
After the meeting of the stockholders
there were a session of the directors.
The latter recognized by re electing Dir
Roberts, president and Mr.. Thomson,
vice president. the other officers were
reappointed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-01-14
Domestic Recipe Column.

This column will be exclusively devoted to
contributions from housekeepers for the gratuit-
Gus insertion OF questions and answers relating
to domestic cookery: the best recipes for any dish
or article OF home preparation. We offer it cheer
July to housekeepers as the medium OF exchange
oil experience in the matters OF the kitcnen where
the proper preparation OF food is so necessary
and important household economy. Contrbu-
tions and answers from housekeepers are solicited
nj this pnlu
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-01-14
A Recipe for Mince Meat.

Ten pounds of beef, boiled and chopped
very fine; pounds OF suet, 10 pounds Of
sugar, pounds of raisins, seeded; 4
pounds of currants, washed and dried; 2
pounds of ctron, peck of apples, 2 CTS
nutmegs, ? OF cloves, 2 ozs cinnamon,
brandy to taste Add cider when ready
to bake. A SUBSCRIBER
l s:nd a recipe for mincemeat which l
have found very coed and hope In
quirer" will enjoy it. Why not devote o
column of your paper to good domestic
recipes? Il would be help to all house
keepers and add to the interest of n
paper, which like 'old wine," etc.
Respectfully, NJ.
WASHINGTON, d. G., Jan 10, 1898.
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LAUNCHED INTO n.y.
Tho Four Mnr,.o, anged
Promptly at 12.3(""N

! tsS Sss @sbN
Frisby Comegys, brown
Charles Brooks FLETCHER
Williams four of the { murders
OF DR.. Hill were han tnultane
ouslv, in the Cbestefil yard
promptly at 12,ao o'esterjay,
Friday afternoon. Nnstra'lon
was manifested at thf'loh-
Samuel Hill father murdered
man witnessed the T.
The last night wretched
murderers was spenrayer end
praise and seekingsSlDie rell
glouS consolationoear them
through their tryinai'
Brown confessednphcitY IN
he crime.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-01-14
Church Notice

The Rev. Ebenezsr Flack, oil r'lne''on
will officiate in the PresbytsfisD 0iu''n
Zion, tomorrow, Sunday, morning anu
evening.
The Rev John McEImore, of Baltimore
will preach in the Elkton r'0'.O'e''"',
church, TO morrow, Sunday in0'"'ns anu
evening.
Revival services are in progress IN the
Methodist Episcopal Church OF ths town.
each evening, except Saturu', nun '''o ~
9p. IN. You are cordially in'i''i " a''enu :
Quarterly meeting in chesapeake CITY
NJ. L. Church, Sunday. reaching by
pastor at 10 30 Subject, g. ne Mystery of
Godliness and by the P, E. att p. m.
Love feast at 80 2. IN f'eacn'pg Oh Vu'
Manor at , 70 II. IN. Protracted services
will be continued through the week.
The Fourth Quarterly Conference
Bethel and Summit NJ. E charge Rev,
George w. Bowman, pastor, will DE held at
Summit Church on Saturday, Jruary the
18th, at 3 O'Clock p. M. Qaartey meeting
and love feast on Sunday also p. IN
Preaching by the Presiding Fer, Rev. Il.
L. Barrett
The congregation of St. Sisulen's Church
North Sassafras Parish, will cie5sAts -fn1s
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-01-14

1 P1C4J biCuhcI; dSout, bEu
the Continental Fire. represented by H. NJ
Mccullough.
"A rabid dog ran on tic farm of W 7
Foster in Elk Neck on Wednesday and
after biting several dogs grabbed young
son of Mr. Foster by the leg Fortunately
the lad wore rubber boots, through which
| however his teeth pierced but without
making any abrasion of the skin The dog
then wandered away, and was last seen in
the neighborhood of PrincIpio
AT the annual session of the Peninsula
Horticultural Society held in Dover, Del,
on Wednesday, President George Bidde, of
CeciltOn this county. delivered and address
which contained valuable suggestions in the
selection of fruits and the manner Of selling
them He advocated the growing of apples
stating that the peach Is doomed, at least
i'll the northern section, unless more
vigorous measures are taken to stamp ont
the "ysllows." DIR. Henry Ridgely, of
Dover, was elected president L. P. Lusby
of Cecilton, was elected vice president for
Cecil county.
The weather of the past week, with the
several snow storms and the mercury how
ering about zero has dispelled the belief
that the seasons are changing in this Iati.
tude. We have experienced veritab!e
''pld timer" and the chronicler turns back
seven OF eight years to find such spell.
In this section the mercury fell lowest on
Tuesday and Thursday nights, standing
several degrees below zero. The average
depth OF the snow throughout the county
is ahont six inches. A number of the
pubic roads are almost impossible from
the banked Snow, such being the case par
ticularly where the highways are lower
than the surrounding land. Sleighing is
excellent, and the owner of a cutter and :.
fast horse is coEtent.
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WEDDING BELLS,
Observation-Disclosures

ueo' Mcclellan Mshoney, of Bay View
III tnls county and Miss Eugenia Phillips
VI carroll county, nd, were married m
tuesday, Jan. 10, at Finksburp the homo
OF the bride, by Rev. Mr.. McCreadv of
flhksbuFg NJ. P. Church.
III the face of the singing blizzard
nir' Mahoney left North East station nm
'ne 90 train south; boarded the express
~ rsrryVlile for Baltimore arriying i,
'nat city barely ten minutes befors tho
only train with which connection on tho
Western Maryland r. r. could be made
until four O'Clock p. M. left Bal,;nors
-, 'shuon. 80 complete, however
every arrangement, that the
'iase ceremony was performed prompt
- a. Inc appointed hour. II o'clock, and
- .n luai couple were soon being driven
'''tioh at Glyndon whence thew
arrived at North East on the 41e tram
north. ~ 'i"i"
n INFORMAL reception was held at the
, ~ OF tho groom's father Mr.. Jaa
49, -n"nonoy the same evening y
present were Mr.. and Mrs. s. -,
Mr, j.. W. and Miss viola NJ go" VN T.
ana Mrs. Thos. NJ. L,rt, MI so y 80
Isaac F. Lort. [.~S>\ x,
.9so,iiTiry-r.n,sl a number c
presents, among th.. being, VAIN
extension table no;u oolen bed bla
'aoie cover, tablo rsn, linen
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A NEAT CAPTURE,
Two Burglars Captured While
Securing Their Plumber.

While securing their plumber in tbe
:, general store of Il C. Porter in Cherry
Hill, on Monday night, two buroIars
:, giving their names as William Brown
and Edwin Morgan, were captured BY a
posse of citizens lead by Constable T
Emory Lee.
Mr.. Porter occupies one of the two
store rooms in the town hall building. =
three story frame structure, tho other
oeing the pharmacy of DR.. J. S. Whit.
a6er. Between eleven and twelve
o'clock Russell Grant, the drug clerL va.
writing in the back office when he deteo. |
tea sound as though some one was
prylng open tho door of the hallway
leading to the hall on the second floor
the entrance being on the south side If
the building at the rear of the entered
store. He made an investigation, dis
covering the men in the act of entering
Mr.. Porter and Constable Lee were
bottled and being joined by number of
citizens fully armed, they surrounded
the Building in order to prevent anv
escape. The burglars had effected an
entrance by pryipg off the staple nv
which the door is locked with a chain t
ana paddock. This admitted them into
the hallway, separated from tho rear or f
shoe room, by thin partition, through S
which they cut, using large bridge o
spike, Is inches in length and sharp a. c.
que enu' 1t was then an easy matter to Il
force the door leading to the main store. tt
DOM. re
Several OF the posse entered the STORE ee
com, upoa whose approach the burglars til
made dash to escape through the open or
ng IN the partition but we're halted by al
hose guarding them. When ordered they fe
urrendeied quietly. stating that there Ct
'ere two many guns arnu I'D for them to ST.
any thing else. In the short while ne
nat they held possession of the Store sig
icy ransacked the stock securing an Ca
mount of Undertaking and several
'cket knives which they I'D Ma
escape. Both wore new shoes, Brown q
that he had bought his, while &c
Morgan was captured red handed, hav- III
ng taken advantage of his presence in OK
he sEoe room, to leave his old ones o.
behind. The prisoners were brought to r
1!kton that night and delivered to u
sheriff Mckenney, On Tuesday after %
loon they were given hearing before "'
squire Scott, aud committed to Jail to ,
wait trial at the March term of court w
IN indictment can be found against III
hem fer larceny, the penalty for the {"
rime being servitude of not less than ~
our years in the penitentary. IL
Brown the larger of the two, is feet *
inches tall, of light complexion, wears ou
lght moustache, and is about 30 years of 10
&c, while Morgan is dark complexioned, LA
nth smooth face, and height 5 feet Wv
1ches. He is about 30 years of age.
10th men were comfortably dressed, oD'
tearing good oyercoats. W."
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Marr1nd.

MAhONEf -PH1LL1PS.-On January 10th,
- 1898, a the Methodist Protestant PARSONAGE in
Ftnksburs, Carroll county, Nd, by the Rev.
George X McCready, Mr.. George NJ Mahoney
OF North East, Cecil county, Md, and Miss
Flora L. Phillips OF Fiuksburg Carroll co. Md
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The Orphans Court was not II session
this week, the meeting having t"en pest
ponsd until Tuesday next, Jan. l'th
Mrs, Lewis Thomas, well known
colored woman of this town died at her
home on Monday from an attack Ct heart
trouble.
"A session of the County Com missioners
was held on Tuesday. Owing to the
absence of Mr.. Cameron no business was
transacted, except the passing OF several
bills.
H. Rawley and w, Borem have pur
chased the meat store of j. p. Steele, IN
Chesapeake City Mr.. Steele will remove
from the town.
John 7. Simpson, of Newark, and
Mary L. Dresh, of Wilmington, were mar
ried at the NJ E. Parsonage on Monday by
the Rev. L. l.. Wood.
A Young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
S. Cox, who reside on the White Hall
farm, died on Sunday night from the,
Group, aged four years. r
Mr.. w w. Bprkley, proprietor of tn !,
Howard House, has secured another fob
which will be released this afternoon. Fl
sportsmen anticipate a good chase. ~
William Dilks an employe of t,os
Nc Cullough Iron Company, diei at h..
home in North East on Thursday evenn ,
iio io"'e Me
The funeral of Ezekiel Giberson ' -,
died at his residence in Mechanics We
on Wednesday of last week in the 81
of his age, was held on Sunday. Interq nv
in Union cemetery. "o
The recently installed officers of e. :"
Council, No. %, Jr. o. U. A. NJ g. pAi
bauouat to their fellow members on Has
day. The table was spread in the roo bal'
the order in Odd Fellows Hall. Glen
p,r,,or It csorgs and Miss ushe
DAVIS both of this town. were una bit5
marriage at the home of the brides bear
Mr.. George B. Davis on "Wednesday maiC
ing, the Rev. l. L. Wood, officiating the
"A carriage driven by VIII fesp'
Moore of Cherry Hill colIided wi.-se disti
sleigh owned by Henry Ninsng. r. Oh
corner of North and High streets ~ Hage
morning. One front wheel of tn 'se of "
was dem olished. tulle
Tobias Mcllinsey, we'll know Us SefVl(
our older readers died at his ear Barre
Newark, Del, Sunday night, Jaos vokiD
IN tina ninety second year of hi woma
u
was inferred in the Methodist audie
at Newark on Thursday last, a'- tiops
ried to his grave by six of his = The
The south bound track I'd the De
ware railroad is covered by s presen
deep and all trains have to III picture
north bound track. In conseg iations
m, bund H,gar
are greatly delayed. The 20. hagef
Peninsula express due at Ell "here
m did not arrive until 121f a"aite'
day. ~ d.
The insurance agents
distributed particularly neg =,
'93. The most attractive a ~ -
by the Mutual Life, of n ~ ~ :.
eipJoi. Manly Drannen. agsnt. and Mrs.
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plant will be in readiness to start during
tbs coming week. The workmen have
placed the necessary machinery of the
power house and what remains uncompletei
ia the connection of several buildings TO
the circuit which work has been deferred
4 hy the present cold snap. About six
hundred lights have been wired in. Henry
= c. Poole, has been appointed engineer.
The extreme cold weather, having
closed navigation, has deprived many
"a sailors and oystermen of their employment
and numbers of them aEs daily passing
- through E.kton on their way 20 the cities
- In the majority of cases the men are
J. S scantily clothed and are without moneE.
AT least thirty have applied and receivad
: odgiug at the jail. GA Tuesday evening
n n Indian claiming to be from Yves; Vir
~ mia lodged there.
~ The pupils of the Blythedaie school
der the direction of their teacher Mrs.
I rrier, gave an interesting entertain
AT Friday afternoon, j IN. g, the object
q to raise funds toward starting a
oil library. 1t is to be hoped that such
Undertaking may be blessed with liberal
So, and that the spirit of energy and
verance of teacher and pupils may
nth tho prompt support and sym
pf parents in the neighborhood.
lam Jamison, an old aud well known
died at his home near Rising Sun
. -. Idly, in his 10Th year, after a few
illness. He was born near Oak Hill
" county, where he spent the most
Vi LII" u. About ten years ago he pur-
small place in Cecil county, where
NC spes lis latter years engaged in farm
ing. hleaves five cbildreu-George of
oAloru't Lewis, Philadelphia, two sons
az uoine'nd daughter, Mrs Annie S
heyno'HsI Wrightsdale.
Inc aaaual meeting OF the Rising Sun
DeteceiVe Aaociation was hed last Sttur-
day. Noting was reported stolen during
the past yea. The treasury is in pros
porous condMon. The following officers
vert eisc'ed Tor che year President DIR.
H. X. hlfk; Vice President, Alfred Kirk;
Secretary, 4 Ewing; Treasurer, j. A.
Kirk; Directors, A. B. Kay, w. r. Cam
eron, Dr. o. >. Dare, II. j. Briscoa, H. C
Cummings. The Associations ANIMAL
turkey dinner, prepared by the Ladies'
Mite Society, was eHjpyed by 81 members.
-Signor Bosco, a knight of the black
IN art, appeared in Odd Fellows Hall on
I'M Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday even
ings in performance of Iegerdemain
AS a scheme to draw large audiences
presents were distributed each evening
ATpon entering each person was given an
Envelope which contained either a number
blank, those receiving the numbers
Nv the prizes, which pieces of
II silverware, glassware, lamps, etc.
audiences were composed chiefly OF
en-.
celsior Lodge, L. o. Q. F., of Rising
II give their annual supper in the
I, on January &c An experienced
p engaged to spread the feast.
nber has the privilege of inviting
lily. Excelsior Lodge is in q
fiourishIng condition, with strong1
membership. At the last meeting tag
following officers were installed h77s2y
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returned OF
confns

Prof. Lantz, wife and son, of Thompson
town, Juniata county, Pa, Mrs. BENJAMIN
+. Dennis of Wilmington, Del, and Mrs
.. Is. Graham, of Charlestown, visited Mrs.
George S. MattingIy last week.