The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-06-08
PORT DEPOSIT NEWS.

on Monday.
Mrs. A. 5. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Haggerty, are at Mr..
John NJ. McClenahan's.
Mr. Louis Reynolds, of Baltimore, was in
town the first of the week
Mrs. James Campbell, children ana nurse
will start for the Catskills, Friday.
Mr. b. Ewes, OF Wilmington, visited Mrs.
VI. T.. Nanneman, on Friday.
M Eben Frazer, of Newark, Del, called
on friends in town on Friday.
Mrs. Beatty and son Roy, were the guests
Of Mrs. Frank Creswell on Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. w. l.. S. Murray. of Dover,
are visiting her sister Mrs. II. w. Ewing.
Mrs. Howard Taylor, of Philadelphia, was
the guest of Mrs. j. Il. Abrahams Saturday.
| Misses Edith Ware, Martha Everist and
Frances Hopkins We're in oxford this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Campbell Royston of Balti-
more, spent sunday, with Mrs. f. $. Everst
Mr.. Leitch, of Baltimore was the guest OF
sir. Anthony Davis from Friday until Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hurock and daughter
were the guests of Mrs John Holm, this
week.
School Examiner Geo. Biddc was in town
Tuesday, and examined candidates for public
schools.
Professor and Mrs. Byran, of Litchhed,
H., Were the guests of Miss Lulu V. Gerry.
sunday and Monday.
We learn with sincere regret that Mr.. james
H. Campbell has resigned his position as
director of the Tome Institute
Miss Shelie Lyon, of New York. is visiting
her aunt Mrs. Reckelus. Mr. Cecil Lyon
was with her for several days, but left for
Maine.
Chidren's Day will be observed in the
Methodist Church Sunday, June 9th. The
programme promises to be one of unusual
Interest.
The piece of ground next the Chapel
Church known rs the old factory lot has been
purchased by Mr.. r. c. Williams. He vii.
huild stable on it.
Mr. T.. w. Foster, Of Brookly, n. Y, spent
several days i'll town. He will occupy posi-
zion al the Institute this fall, in the manual
training department.
SIR. Breck Ramsay, of Baltimore, was in
town saturday. calling on old friends. He
also visite! his old home place that now
belongs 10 Mr. 7. c. Bond.
Mr.. and Mrs Currier will go to Pittsburg,
the first OF July, whore the former has an
excellent position offered in one of the school
The Institute will lose two competent
teachers.
Sunday afternoon service has been discun-
tinu"d at the Silver Cross Home until
October 9th. The morning exercises after
chapel series, Wednesday morning was us
follows: Waiting by VIM. Bryant, rem
dered by Florence snyder; 'Gving an order
for Piclure," Alice Carey, rendered by
Florence Slack; "Chant and Gloria" by,
second grammar school. Miss Helen Shaad,
Teacher.
Those who visited the Tome Institute dur
ing the past week Were: Misses Mary Bell.
Kate Floyd. Blanche Griffin. Stella Bell
Clara c. Colder. Edith Carawcll. Linnie
Shaifer. Nellie Arnold. and Messrs. Fred
| Owens. Ira Fender, o. c. Blackburn. l..
Sousa Wilton, Charles Bolgrau. of Baltimore:
Misses Stella Blackwell, Emma Mearns. and
! L..
North East; Mr.. John Crothers Rowland
Vile; Mr.. w. Crothers, Philip Nesbtt. and
Misses Addie Tosh, Eleanor, Anna and Belle
Nesbitt, Colora: Lena Kimble. Idle Rey-
nolds. of Rising Sun.
! A very entertaining program was rendered
sunday night at the Presbyterian Church, it
being Children's Day; Organ voluntary, Miss
] D.I
salem the Golden;' recitation, Martie
Williams singing, 10y the school: recitation.
The Temple Wilfred Shaw, Jr; singing
Primary class; recitation. "Discontent."
Emma Carter; singing, by school; recitation.
"Only Penny" Helen Harvard and Blanche
Barr singing. Happy Little Bird" infant
schools address, 10y pastor, Rev. w. w. Shaw;
singing. ''The Kind of Boys and Girls we
Like" by three boys and three girls; recita
tion Miss Mann's class; singing, 'All Hail
the power Of Jesus Nance" benediction.
The Emma Giles brought between 700 and
800 people from Baltimore Saturday to visit
the Silver Cross Home. The excursion was
under the auspices Of the Kings Daughters
and Sons. Some Of the officers who were
present were Mrs. J. +. Mason. State Sec
rotary; Mrs w. L. Waring, House and Adj
mission Committee: Mrs. Robert Carwell
| Mrs. +. W. Leef. Mrs. T.. II. Shai1er. assist
ant secretaries; Mrs. DIR. Inge; Miss Davis
Recording Secretary; Miss Dawes, Cores
bonding Secretary; DIR. Frank ID. Sanger.
chiIdren's nursery and hospital also physi-
elan in charge of Silver Cross Home; Mr.. W.
Irving Walker, State Secretary, besides fifty
nine associate members selected from circles
throughout the State. Miss Georgia Diffen-
dorrer manager Of the Home, showed the
guests every possible attention.
The fair and festival of the X. G. L. is in
progress. Tuesday night the hall was well
filled, and ON Wednesday despite the storm,
quite a number attended. Those in charge
are: Fancy table, Misses l.. G. Boynton, Mary
Davis, Lottie Williams and Mr.. John Mchr-
lein. Ice cream and cake table, Mrs. Emma
Abrahams, Mrs. John Creswell, Misses Maggie
Kerwin and Maggie Whitelock. Fruit and
confectionery, Mrs Jessie Hopes, Mrs. DR..
Fisher and Miss Mary Armstrong Flowers.
Misses Poll r. Eyerist, Bessie Brickley and
Nellie Davis The Mattresses representing
tina thirtepn ORIGINAL States were, Cornelia