The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-06-01
PORT DEPOSIT NEWS.
PORT DEPOSIT, May 81, 1879;

Mr.Wiliam Nesbitt has bought fine no, Sc
DR.. Carson was in Baltimore. Wednesday,
Uncle Toms Cabinis billed to lac here on
Saturday.
Miss Collins, of New Jersey, is the guest OF
Dr. and Mrs. Fisher.
Mr.. viii Carson attended the exercises ut
Calvert. Oh Thursday
Mrs. Bricklry visited her sister Mrs. Evans,
in Lebanon, this week.
Misses Carrie and Mary Abrahams are Wis
itins friends in Baltimore.
Miss Beulah Creswell attended Il welIn-
at Mt. Pleasant on Wednesday,
Miss Emma Thompson, OF Chester, visited
her mother the first Of the week.
Mrs, {. NJ. Hrald has returned homo after
Il visit OF Il few days in Baltimore.
Wcdueslay was celebrated 10y the Hebrews.
1t was the Day of the Commandments.
Communion service will he held i the
Presbyterian and NJ. Z. Churches sunday
The Democrats are hol ling very quiet
meetings and we are anxiously lookin. for
results.
Rock fishing seems to be the order Of the
lay with Us. Some very fine ones are being
caught.
Miss Doll ST. Clair, who is student at the
few days LIS, week.
Mr.. Robert Smith Of Norvi h. ronnertcut.
attended the funeral of hi BROTHER Mr..
Freeman Smith, sunday.
Misses Edith Cochran, Of Blanche y. j.,
and I. NJ. Owens, Of Perryvil.e, visited the
Tome Institute. Wednesday.
The Epworth League of the Wilmington
District has been invited to hold it, annual
convention here next May.
Happy Valley Park was opened Thursday.
All trains going north and south stopped for
the convenience of the Passengers.
Mr.. Joseph Donnelly died on Wednesday
night after Il lingering illness of consumption.
II" will he buried saturday in Hayre de Grace
Mrs. J. c. Head and daughter, Katharine.
OF Washington, ID c., were the guests OF
Miss l.. {. Boyuton from Friday until Mon
day.
Kings Daughters and Sons of Baltimore
will come from Baltimore by boat Saturday
and spend an hour or two at Silver Cross
Home.
Mr.. John Nannort returned from a visit to
Wm. Post, and Mrs. Nannort from visiting
friends in Columbia and Wrightsville, Monday
evening.
Mr. Charles Mccoy of Brooklyn, n. Y, is
stopping over to visit Mrs. c. NJ. Heald for a
few days, on his way to his summer home in
Virginia.
Mr.. T. F.Williams and two sons, HenryWar-
ner ana Horace Kidd went to Philadelphia,
ON Thursday to see the celebration of Mem
orial Day.
Rev. l.. L. Barrett will preach in the NJ. L.
Church, sunday. He and his wife will be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Everist from Friday
until Monday
Mrs. Col. Sim, of New York, who has been
visiting Mrs. Ransom, returned to her home
Thursday taking Miss Nealie Anderson for
an extended visit.
Miss KatharineHouser,w who has been visiting
Mrs. Jacob Tome, left for her home in Cadiz,
Ohio, Tuesday. She will visit friends in
Baltimore and Pittsburg en- route.
Rev. II. w. Ewing and Mr. 7. j. Vanne-
man went to Little Briton, on Thursday, to
assist in the Memorial Day services, Rev.
Ewing making the address on the OCCASION.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jabob Tome have returned
from New York where they have been visit
ing several schools. They returned satisfied
with the management of the Tome Institute.
Mrs. Annie Scott of West Superior, Michi-
gan. and Mr.. John Evans, of Washington
State, who have been the guests of Mrs.
Harry Cameron, have returned to their
homes.
MIR. Isaiah Lawrence and family will move
into the house formerly occupied by Mr.
james A. Davis, in June. Miss Davis will
reserve suite of rooms for her own use for
the present.
Messrs. Jameson, S. C. Rowland, w. W.
Hopkins r. L. McClenahan, Joseph Everist
and Dr. s. g. Fisher went to Elkton Thurs
day night to play match game of whist
with the gentlemen who were over here a
few weeks ago.
Mr. Truman Smith died on Thursday of
last week, after a short illness of Bright's
disease. He was forty years of age and leaves
a wife and six children. He belonged to the
/. o. o. f. and the Knights of the Golden