The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1894-04-27
NEWS,
Friday, April ~. 1894.
MINOR LOCALS

DIR. D. L. Clifford is charging his store
building at Zion.
The Calvert w. c. T. U. have postponed
Indefinitely their meeting
Banner Council at Calvert has put up a
flag pole and hoisted flag over their
headquarters.
Samuel c. Rowland of Port Deposit, has
been elected member of the Maryland
Sons of the Revolution.
The heirs of Joseph Pierson, deceased,
have sold the farm near Calvert, to Vim.
A. Pierson of Philadelphia.
A plant setting machine has been in
vented which sets tomato cabbage straw
berry and other plants and waters them
as set.
The Jamison farm situated at the Red
Pump and containing II acres was sold at
mortgages sale Saturday last to Geo.
R. Grason for $3.50
The Missionary Society of West Not
tingham Presbyterian Church celebrated
their tenth anniversary last Thursday.
Dinner was served in the chapel.
On Tuesday of last week, Oliver G.
scious. He recovered sufficiently to get
home but has been compelled to keep his
bed since.
Rev. S. A. Gayley of Wayne, Pa, will
be the moderator at the installation of
Rev. Geo. Golston as pastor of the Pres
byterian Church at Perryville, Tuesday
evening, May IS.
Charles c. Crothers, ESQ.,, has been
appointed solicitor of the Pennsylvania
railroad in place of VIM. ]. Jones, deceas-
ed. The counsel for the railroad now
consists of L. M. Haines and c. c. Croth-
ers.
Sylmar is going to lose its nanufactor-
ing establishment. Mr.. S. L. Denney
will move his machinery to Newark, Del,
and occupy the vacant organ factory
there. The Sylnar building will be
vacant.
dangerous $40 counterfeit greenback
has been put in circulation of the series
of 1880. 1t is smaller both in length and
width than the genuine note and has
blurred appearance, the scroll work being
confused.
Anime year old son of William Cloud,
of Providence Mill, met with a severe ac-
cident on Monday morning. He started
to jump on team to ride to school when
his leg was caught in the wheel and the
bone broke and the flesh twisted nearly
off.
William c. Payne of Providence Mills,
met with severe accident on Monday.
While $50 pound roll began to pass
through the calenders, spring flew out
and the bottom shaft, weighing 200
pounds, fell on his left foot and crushed
it badly.
Mrs. S. F. Ryan desires to announce
that on and after Saturday evening, 18th
inst, she will be prepared to serve the
public with ice cream at her parlors
corrier Cherry and Walnut streets and
solicits continuance of the patronage
accorded her last season.
A number of Indian girls from Carlisle
Industrial school, landed at Port Deposit
last week and took up their residence for
the summer with families in the Sixth
and Seventh districts. Like the martins,
when spring returns they come back to
their former summer homes and are gem
orally well liked by the families with
whom they stay.
The Calvert parior meeting held at Mrs.
Job Grifith's last Friday evening was at
tended by about 60 members and INVITED
guests The exercises consisted of instru-
mental music by Messrs. Barton, Stubs
and Janney of the Oxford orchestra, with
Miss Ella Piersou of Oxford as pianist
Scripture reading by Lera White. Recita-
tons by Hanna Griffith, Maud Weller
Iona England and Thomas and Anna
Lightfoot. Readings by Ada Pyle and
M. S. Martindale. The. ladies of the W.
c. T. u. feel very much indebted to their
Oxford friends for the fine musical treat
which was greatly enjoyed by all present
Oxford Press.
The annual election of officers of the
Epworth League of North East was held
ON Thursday evening last and resulted as
follows:-President, e. T. F. Mearns;
Secretary, Mrs Worrall; Assistant, Miss
MiHnie Alexander; Treasurer, Miss Mary
Bayasd: Ist President and chairman
Of the Spiritual Work Department. H. c.
Wildsnith; I'd Vice President and chair
man of the Mercy and Help Department,
w. T. Hammond; sd Vice President and
chairman of the Literary Department,
Harry Logan; 4th Vice President and
chairman of the Social Department, Geo.
o. Carey. The league will celebrate the
fifth anniversary ON Sunday, May 18th.
Installation Services.
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