The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-05-11
PORT DEPOSIT NEWS.
PoRr DEPOSIT. May 8, 1895.

Sunday with his mother.
The wife Of Solomon rilden died Tuesday
afternoon ut half past two.
Miss Farrell of Philadelphia. visited Miss
Kcrwin, Saturday of last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Strong are visiting their
daughter Mrs. James Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Heald of Germantown,
Pa. are the guests OF Mrs. c. VI. Head.
Row II. X. Stephenson of Crisied, Md,
was with his sister few days this week.
Mrs Virginia Spottswood OF Norfolk, Va,
visited her mother Mrs. Ransom. this week
Miss Bell Bailey, Of Level, Hartford county,
is the guest of her aunt Mrs. James Reynolds.
Lieut. John Wilson of the L. 5. Navy, was
the guest of Mr.. Il. Z. McClenahan, Saturday.
Miss Basil, OF Annapolis. who has been
visiting Miss Abrahams at Woodlawn, has
gone home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John MrClenahan have re-
turned from their wedding trip and are in
their new home
Mrs. Krauss and Miss Preston have opened
an lee cream saloon. The room j. bright
and attractive.
/ Mr. Odham's large dog rowlerly, broke
a large pane of glass in his Mr. o's) store
/ door Sunday night.
Mrs. Jas. Drennen, children and Mrs. Long
drove over Sunday from Elktou to spend the
lay with Mrs. Bender.
Mr.. Morris Aiker was summoned hastily to
New York, Wednesday by telegram announc-
my the serious illness of his father.
Miss Margaret Vanneman has returned
home from several weeks Of pleasure in Phil
adelphia and Wilmington.
The base ball game last Saturday between
Nottingham and the J. I. Institute resulted
in victory for the latter. The score was %
TO "a.
Mr.. W. Davis has had a beautiful row boat
built at North East. 1t was rowed over last
sunday. 1t will give much pleasure to his
family and friends this summer.
Rev. II. A. q. Westerlleld, Of Chesapeake
City. was in town few days this week, on
his way to the commencement at Drew Theo-
logical Seminary. where he will receive hi4
diploma.
Mrs. Hyand, died sunday at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Enoch Mccullough of cerehro
spinal meningitis and was buried Tuesday at
Ii Jprweil cemetery. She leaves Il husband
and six children.
The pupIir school Of our town will hc
closed entirely after this month, as there are
not enough children to warrant its being
kept open. They are awaiting themselves of
the privileges of the Tome Institute
sunday night is the anniversary Of the
EPworth League. Appropriate exercises will
be held. The subject Tor the evening is,
,Ian'- Fraty and Mortality Miss Lulu
Y. Gerry is leader. All are cordially invited.
Mr. Robert McClcnahan is home from VIII
uington, on the sick list. Rob is very en-
thusiastic over machinery and is now learn
ing his trade with Harlan x HOlIingswortR
lie i, very Perseyerius young EIan and We
. expect to see him master OF the trade
The subject for the Christian Endeayor.
sunday evening is How can We EndeaN-
orcrs help our Church. Prot. Jamison Of
the j. 7. l. will lead All are wplcoma
The Enleavor will hold convention Tues
day, May 18th at Nottingham. They desire a
large attendance.
The st. Theresa Catholic Church is holding
IA fair and festival in the town hall this week
The Ice cream and part of the cake are from
kennard, the baker. The tables are tuste-
| fully decorated and they have for an especial
attraction the fish pond and an organ which
is to be CHANGED of.
Meningitis of the Golden Eagle will hold
a fair and festival on June 1, s and 6. They
| hope all will kindly contribute anything
toward it they can. No matter what is sent
if ut all salable, it will be gratefully received.
| They will have a fancy table. Ladies. kindly
come TO their help at this time. We will
speak further OF this before the fair opens.
Prof Fred Hopkins, director ofthe museum
department of the Pratt Institute. New York.
gave an illustrated lecture on Nuremberg
Friday evening" May Bird. We are very sorry
that these delightfully."-. entertaining and
instructive courses of lectures and entertain
ments will close Friday, May nth. with Mr.
Malone of che Players Club, New York, in
what he calls one OF his ''Shakspereances. ."
| Those who heard him before will be eager to
hear him again. He was with Edwin Booth
and is now taking the part OF Mark Antony
in julius Caesar. We hope everyone will
bii'hlS'i''N VI bhi' IAINii'S'. ll' LlChtlS
are % cents, but you will receive dollars
worth of enjoyment and more.
The Young Peoples Temperance Associa-
ton held their regular monthly meeting
| Tuesday evening. After devotional exercises
there was "A trio hy Dr. Z. s. Boyle, Misses
| Nellie DAVIS and Lulu Pussy, I'VE will Vote"
A reading by Miss Ida +. Gerry, "A Cure for
| Rheumatism Solo, by Master Roy Skinner:
address by Rev. Mr.. Budd of Perryville, in
| which he told of the reckless behaviour in
| Perryville the last day of LICENSE. 1t was not
safe for any one to be on the street. Pistols
and guns were fired north, south, east and
west in the air. rumseller, got Il man in
and when he would not drink. threw a
| bucket of water over him. He said he had
sold whiskey before and no one could stop
! him now. After awhile the people became so
incensed, they had the sheriff come down to
arrest him. He grew very humble and prom
ised to keep the peace. Mr.. Budd gave a
fine address and we hope to hear aim again
soon. Our town has been very quiet, no CON
fusion, everything pleasant and We hope it
will continue 80.
ON last Saturday afternoon the regular
meeting Of the Teachers Institute was