The midland journal., 1894-01-05
Miss Linda W. Brown of Camden is

Lewis r Kirk, Jr., of Wayne, Pa,
spent New YEARS. in Rising Sun.
Miss Annie Kornman of BALTIC. is
visiting Miss Jessie Pogue.
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse A. Kirk entertain
ed number of relatives and friends at
dinner on New Years day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Duyckinck en-
! tertained Prof. Shaw (the new West
Nottingham Presbyterian minister)
wife and family and Rev. s. A. Gayley
D. D., together with a few other
friends at dinner on Thursday.
The Circuit Court for Cecil county
will resume its sessions on Wednesday
next, the 10th inst.
The Young Ladies' Home Mission
will be entertained by Misses Hanna
and Carrie Kirk this evening.
The Rising Sun w. c. T. U. will
meet in the lecture room of the church
on Thursday, Jan. 11th at 2 80 o'clock.
The Orphans Court, School Com
missioners and County Commissioners
will meet in regular session on Tues.
day next.
The ETHEREAL mildness of this winter
so far looks like the Lord pities the des-
titute and is going to grant them a
mild winter.
John Hunter has purchased the Job
Haines mill property and will take
possession March 25th. Mr.. Hunter is
first class mill wright.
Peter E. Tome is treasurer of the
Past Masters Association of Masons.
which held their annual meeting in
Baltimore on Friday last.
Do not forget the annual dinner
given to the Detective Association in
the town hall on Saturday, January G.
Dinner SOC. supper Csc. All are cor
daily invited.
Mrs. Orphelia A. Brickley died at her
home at College Green on Saturday last
in the 74th year of her age. The funeral
was held on Tuesday. Interment at
Ebenezer Cemetery.
A church in Lancaster, Pa, offered a
medal to every person who did not
miss church or Sunday school service
during the year. One medal was
awarded, and the janitor got it.
Garfield Post and Garfield Relief
Corps, G. A. R. held installation cere
monies in their post room Thursday
afternoon last. Special installing Off
GERS were present from Baltimore.
Harry T. Pyle of Calvert, lost valu-
able horse Sunday evening last. by
having it kicked by another horse. in-
juring it so severely as to necessitate its
being put TO death with chloroform.
One of Mr. J d. Headley's Christmas
dinner guests still bears in fond remem-
berance the feast of that day from the
fact that the turkey was tweniy-four
FOUNDER and every thing else in proper.
tion.
Mrs. Martha F. Cooke, wife of Rev.
Giles B. Cooke, rector of st. Mary
Anne's Protestant Episcopal parish,
died of paralysis at the rectory, in
North East, Tuesday morning, aged
81 years.
Two victims have been brought up
before Squire Taylor and fined for their
recent Saturday night orgie, and
sharp lookout is being kept for others.
AS soon as any of them show up in
i. town they will be seized.
Jos. SINNERS of Woodlawn, brought
to Rising Sun last Wednesday hog
10 months old which tipped the beam
at 53s fbs., dressed. This is a sample
of lot of porkers which Mr.. SINNERS
has raised for the market.
A frame two story dwelling, near
Bacon Hill. on the road between Elk.
ton and North East, was totally des-
troyed by fire, with its contents, on
Monday afternoon. Loss $400. Harry
E. Krause occupied the house. 1t was
owned by VIM. Sarten.
The will of James w. Gwinn, late
of Port Deposit, who died in Paris
about a month ago, was prooated be.
fore Register of Wills r. e. lamar on
Friday morning. The estate is quite
large one and the heirs nearly all live
in this county. The deceased owned
"Gwinn Cottage" a valuable property
near Port Deposit. James B. Russell,
of Winchester. Va. and James Craw.
ford McCrery, OF New York, are named
executors.