The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-06-15
PORT DEPOSIT NEWS.


! MISS Belle IL. Nanneiilan Is NlSltlnS MISS
Ewes, of Wilmington.
Sailing and rowing are in order now
Many parties 90 out every night.
Mr.. c. NJ. Head has returned after short
but delightful visit at Creswell Hall, Elkton.
Mrs. Charles II. Spottsford, of Norfolk,
Va, visited her sister. Mrs. S G. Rowland.
this week.
Director James r. Campbell has returned
after settling his family for the summer in
the Catskill mountains.
The Young Peoples Temperance Associa-
ton will present cantata entitled Strange
visitors from all nations" on June 25th.
Mr.. T. C. Williams is tearing down the
blacksmith shop back of Odd Fellows Hall
and will use the lumber for building his
stable.
Misses Poll II. Everist. Lulu V. Gerry
Bessie Brickley and Mr. VIM. McClenahan
attended the Sunday School Convention at
North East Tuesday.
Mr.. stephen +. Whitman, the well known
confectoner, and wife, of Philadelphia, have
engaged the yacht Carrie, of Havre de Grace
Captain Poplar, and are anchored opposite
the town.
We are sorry to learn that Mr.. Curtis
Mccullough has been obliged to give up his
position on the Il. Il o. railroad on account
of i'll health We hope he can soon return to
his occupation.
On Monday, the 18th inst ut half past two
in the afternoon II Flag Day celebration will
be held in the assembly room at Tome Insti-
tute us the closing exercises of the primary
school. Choruses, recitations. and Il flag
drill will be the features of the programme.
Parents of the primary school pupils are
most cordially invited to attend
Mr.. Rile, of York, Pa, is raising the double
frame house belonging to himself and Mr..
Jacob Tome, five feet. 1t is to have IA porch
running across the front, and will he IA de-
cided Improvement to that part of the town.
The motion caused by the raising was imper-
ceptihle, making it unnecessary for the
families to leave the building 1t is probable
that Mr. Rile and his men will raise several
others before leaving town.
The exercises on Wednesday morning at
the Tome Institute We're: chant, Praise
the Lord led 10y Miss stone, chanted bv the
first grammar school; The Teachers
pr'ain' ny h"Hh "nlI': 'aesar crossing
the hu'h'oh' ny Reeve Nahneman; Mr..
Campbell CAV" them talk on the value of
defamation, praised them for their excell-
rhr' ana commended lheir work during the
year III Ihe '"o7' 'or"lai terms; closing with
che occasional J. I. |. march, composed
ana played ny Mrs. Louise Matthews.
Children'- Day was observed in the Tome
Memorial NJ. +. Church on sunday last.
la the morning the choir sang an anthem.
: "Wakr the song of jubilee: Hymn. 'IIolv
Father, send Thy hi"~sing". prayer: reading,
lO3 psalm; Gloria pllri; Lesson. Samuel,
! iii. first II v"r-..s: hymn, saviour like n
shepherd .a I-'; anthem. "ITuw excellent
T'y InNus a.uiurss''; text, solomon ii. Is.
. "Il.r Us the foxes, tn" littl" foxes that spoil
the vines. for our vines have tender grapes"
blackboard exercise illustrating the kind of
foxes that ruin the character; singing.
! "Cndrr the cross; hymn: henrdiction. In
2 tie afternoon the program was: Singing hv
the school. birds aud blossoms: PRAYER:
singing 1--WE will 20 to sunday school: din-
logur, Misses Hattie Alexander Jo-ephiur
: Newell, Esther and Lucy Coulson; solo.
"Chillrrn's Day." little Bessie Tnvlor; rrci-
tuition, hv seven little girls: singing bv school.
recitation. "What the birdie Saws =" JarnI