The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-09-07
PORT DEPOSIT NEWS.

PoRT DEPOSIT September 6, 1896.
Mrs. Sheldon was in Baltimore Wednesday.
Miss Florence Gather was the guest of Mrs.
Helen Gather.
Miss Lottie Calvert. who has been pleas
antly entertained by relatives and friends in
Philadelphia, has returned home.
Mrs. Clara NJ. knight is the guest of Mrs.
Adam Stengle in Smyrna, Del.
Mrs. Sarah Touchstone and sons, Walter
and James, are enjoying the salt breezes at
tine Hotel Broscobel Atlantic City.
Mrs. William Lawrence and child, of Bal
timore, who have been the guests of MIR.
aud Mrs. Isaiah Lawrence. Sr., have re-
turned home.
Mr.. Robert MrCcnahan is pleasantly
located at one of the hostelries in Ocean
Grove. " J.
Miss Mary Brumlleld is visiting relatives
in Wilmington and New Castle. Del.
Mrs. John White and child of Philadelphia,
are the guests of her daughter. Mrs. Alexan-
der Einwachter.
Mrs. George Voldhardt and children. of
Chester. Pa, are enjoying the hospitality OF
Mrs. Thomas Armstrong.
Mrs Fred Gcrhauser and son are visiting
in Wilmington.
Miss Lucy Lynn who has been stopping at
the Hotel Glenville, Atlantic City, ha. re-
turned home.
The Misses Oakford Of oxford. Pa, were
the guests of Mr.. and MIS-. John McClena-
han a few days this week.
Mr.. Oscar First spent sunday with friends
in Baltimore.
Mrs. NJ. Newell and children returned
Saturday. Mrs. Newell is conscientious
teacher and the pupils consider it great
honor to be in her classes, rs she thoroughly
understands the art of mparting knowledge.
The Institute should be proud of her.
Mrs. Clayland Touchstone and children. of
Ridley Park, Pa. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Philip Strout
Mr. Thomas Wilson, of Philadelphia. was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore yanne-
man over Sunday.
Mr. Joseph Brown has entered upon his
duties as pharmacist in Baltimore.
The Indians from Carlisle. Pa. who are
! learning the domestic arts in families in this
county, will hold II picnic near Woodlawp
Friday
| Mr. William Brown has made arrangements
and will enter upon the duties in printing
office in Philadelphia soon.
Mrs. John McClenahan gave Il picnic in
honor of her guests the Misses Oakford. in
Lilly Grove. on Monday.
Misses Ewing, Patterson, Showalter and
| the Mcssrs. Kendall Mccullough and Kafer.
of oxford, were the guests of T. C. Bond on
Monday.
Mr.. Harvey Rowland lost very valuable
hose this week-onc of the matches-with
spinal meningitis.
Rev. Henry Budd, of Perryville. was the
guest OF Rev. Harvey Ewing on Tuesday.
Mcssrs. Albert Vannort, George Haines,
Barney Williams and William Skinner. who
w"r" down the bay Grabbing returned Tues
day morning.
Mr. John Falls has torn down the horse
shed opposite his stable and will, in the near
future. erect two story dwelling on his lot.
Miss Florence Gerry is visiting near Black
Barren Springs, Pa.
Mrs. Virginia Spottswood, of Norfolk, Va.
is the guest of her mother. Mrs. G. Ransom.
Miss Helen &. Sheldon who has been spend
ing her vacation in Chautauqua, Buffalo. N.
y, and Denver, Colorado. returned home
Wednesday. Miss Sheldon is the oblipinp
librarian in the institute and her many friends
gave her most cordial welcome home.
Mrs. Harvey W. Ewing and son Murray
returned from Fenwick Island Monday.
The friends of Mrs. Clarence S. Nesbitt ara
panied to hear of her serious illness of
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