The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-09-28
PORT DEPOSIT NEWS.
PoRT DEPOSIT, September 26, 1s9

PORT Deposit. September 26, 1885,
The engagement of Joseph Pugh to Miss
Janvier, of Philadelphia, is announced.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss Lulu
'. Gerry to Rev. II. A. &. Westerneld, in the
NJ. j.. Church. Wednesday, Oct. 9th, ut $50
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Rowland were in New
York few days this week.
Mrs. Nirgie Spottswood cut her left hand
very badly while trying to open Il bottle. The
neck of the bottle broke and made an ugly
wound
Miss Maud Stebbings is visiting friends in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. A. l.. Barry and daughter are enjoy
ing themselves at Sassafras Neck.
MIR. Clarence Nesbitt, of Philadelphia. is
the guest of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. H. C.
Ncsbitt.
DIR. Fisher is at home. His father is visiting
him and is much better. We are glad to an
nounce DR.. Brumwel's return to health.
The Hubbard family who rented the Phssick
home for the summer have returned to their
home in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Foard, of Hartford county,
MessrS. j. IL. Cooper. Baltimore and Robert
Coulson, Patterson, N. j.. and Miss Permelia
Rudd1sh, of Baltimore, visited the Institute
on Tuesday.
Mr.. Al. Holm went to Baltimore, to have
his eye attended to. He has been been suffer-
ing eXcruciating pain for Il long time but
thought it neuralgia. DR.. Chisolm removed
the eye and took from the back of it n small
lump caused by broken blood vessel The
eye was put back and except for being a little
sore is alright.
The correspondent of the cecil Democrat
in his last weeks letter was 'little off, as
TO the Democratic ma ajority in this district
II h" counts the registration, which he can
do any time by going to the registrar, Mr..
,1nhD ha ,-in find +l,nt tla,. L..
the very large majority of eight
The Republicans of the Seventh election
district organized Il club on Thursday even
ing of this week.
Miss Margaret Vanneman. Essie and
Georgia Bond have returned from visit to
Smyrna. Del.
Miss Childs. Miss Bessie Pugh and Mr..
Montgomery have gone to Marietta for Il
visit of IA few days.
Miss Charlotte Duncan and Mr.. E. w. |
Houser. of Bridgeport, o., were Mrs Jacob
Tones guests the first of the week.
Mr.. W. f. Parker, OF Brunswick, Ga, Wis |
tied friends in town and Hartford county this |
week.
Messrs. A. 7. Page, of Aberdeen, n. c., and
r. I. Grey, of Raleigh. were Mr.. Jacob
Tones guests Tuesday.
Richard Brauer had his foot badly mashed |
IN the stone quarry. He is getting along
very well.
Alr. German Laurence had his foot severely
burned at the foundry with melted iron.
Jerry Laruc (coloredD died on Sunday of
pneumonia.
Mrs. Emma Way and daughter of Armour
dale, Kansas. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs |
Samuel Reynolds.
Valentine Moses was arrested for selling
liquor this week. When the sheriff first
came over for him he was mot in but the
second time he took trip to Elkton. As the
Italians hold no property they collected his
BAIL 5000, and placed it in the hands of Mr..
Emory McClenahan.
Sunday is the day the Italians up on the
dirt bank take for holding high carnival.
Last Sunday they got drunk and Nicholas
Wicket was stabbed in the abdomen by Lo-
renza Capapavando. He was taken to st.
Joseph's Hospital Baltimore. on Monday
morning and died on Tuesday. The mur-
derer escaped.
The Colora Band had picnic at Happy
Valley. They expected to have band festi-
val and four other bands were to Join them
but they did not materialize.
Miss Emma j. Abrahams' application for
organist of the VI. L. Church has been
accepted. Miss Lulu V. Gerry resigned,
resignation to take effect Oct 1st.
A lawn festival was held at the Presbyterian
manse, Friday. Chinese lanterns were hung
in the trees, the tables were prettily decorated
and all were quickly and pleasantly waited
on. The pastor and his wife (Mr and Mrs.
Shaw welcomed all guests in their usual
genial and cordial manner. They will realize
S57 for their Sunday School, for which pur-
pose the fete was held Those who assisted
We're: Mrs. A. c. Crothers, Mrs. Mary Smith.
Mrs. s. c. Rowland, Mrs. Jacob Snyder,
Misses Virginia Nanneman, Florence Brum-
well, Margaret McCay at the supper tables.
Cake and ice cream-Miss Sadie Carson and
Mr.. j. J. Buck. Cashier Walter Patt On.
Candy and fruit-Misses Reba Buckley, Mar
garet Evans and Ellie Raynor. cashier Mr..
William Brumwell. Lemonade wel-Msses
Mary Davis. Mary Armstrong, cashier-Mr.
Edward Whitelock. Mattresses Misses Mann,
Bessie Kellogg. Beulah Crcswell BERTHE
Smith, Florence Bond, Nolie Alexander An
orchestra composed of Messrs. John and
Rene CreSwel. Charles Morrison and William
Carson