The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-09-05
RISINGSUN ITEMS.
RIsINGsUN. Sept. 4, 1896.

hlSlNGSUN. sept t, 1880.
The annual Sunday school Celebration of
West Nottingham will be held in the grove to-
day Saturday September 5.
A very pleasant midsummer dance was
given by the young men Of this town on
Tues lay night. Some of those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. q. Hopkins. Mrs. Z. T.
Ewing. Mrs. L. II. Worthngton. Mrs. b. H.
Brown, Mrs. w. p. Addison. Mr. and Mrs.
g. G. Sill, Misses Maggie |. Haincs, Lula
Brown, Blanche Freeman. Linda Warren
Brown. Bessie Marshall. of Philadelphia
Niolettc 7. and Halle II. Haines Gertrude
Dare, Jennie Maxwell Mary l.. Worthing-
ton, Anita Hickman. OF West Chester, Mary
Drumileld, Helen NJ. Walter. Roxbora. Pa
l.. Uberroth. of Tiifin. Ohio, Lula Worthington,
Edith Addison. Hanna and Carrie Kirk.
Carrie Cummings, Elsie Bond: Messrs Jos
A. Evcrist. Philip Bond. of Port Deposit.
Warren j. Haines, OF Elkton Chas. L. and
c. I. Dare, II. B. Patton, Cecil Evans and
Halus Ewing, j. II. Jenness, T. B. Moore.
Barclay Reynolds. s. II. Barnes. II. l..
Worthington, Will Andrews j. f. Brumfed,
Jos. L. and H. L. Richards. f. c. Kirk,
Edgar and Harry NJ Brown, W. Il. Richards.
and others.
Misses Kirk, Of Calvert gave very pleas
ant "euchre' on last Thursday evening n
honor OF Misses Mable and Mary Grier, Mr..
b. II. Brown won the ladies prize and Mr. S
II. Barnes, the gentlemens prize. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. b. II. Brown,
DIR. and Mrs. g. S. Dare, Misses Lula Brown.
Linda Warren Brown, Gertrude s. Dare.
Jennie Maxwell, Helen Walters Mary L.
Worthington Hanna and Carrie Kirk, Carrie
Cummings, Mary Gray; Messrs. Cecil and
Evans Ewing. Clarence I. and Charles E.
Dare, Edgar Brown, 5. H. Barnes, H. l..
Warthington, T. B. Moore and George G..
Hopkins.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A.
Taylor died on Thursday last, aged four
months.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles s. Pile, spent few
days of last week at Ocean Grove.
| The Christian Endeavor of West Noting
ham held lawn social at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. H. d. Keen, on Tuesday last.
Mary P. Matthews died on Friday last and
was buried on Monday at Rose Bank Gene
tary.
| On Friday last Violette Z. and Halle II.
Hanes and guests, Misses Blanche Freeman,
Anti X. Hickman, Messrs. Warren and Chan
ing Way, enjoyed sail on the Susquehanna
with Messrs. Howard and Walter McClenehan
of Port Deposit, and their friends Misses Bes-
sic Pugh, Bertha Nesbitt. and Messrs. Philip
Bond, and j. Rowland Clapp, of Port De-
post.
Miss Linda Warren Brown, of Camden, n.
j.. and Miss Helen Walter. of Roxboro, Pa.
who have been visiting friends IN this town
for several weeks have returned to their
homes.
Miss Mary L. Worthington is visiting in
Bucks county Pa.
Miss Lula Uberroth, Of Tiffin. Ohio spent
week with her cousin, Mrs. J. G.. Richards.
Messrs. NJ. Warren and Chaning Way, of
West Chester, Pa spent a few days last week
with II. II. Haines and family. They have
been wheeling from West Chester, Pa, via
Gettysburg, to Luray Cave and Natural
Bridge, Va, and Washington d. c. Miss
Anita X. Hickman, of West Chester. Pa, is
also Il guest of Miss II. A. Haines.
Quite IA number of our young people en-
joyed the dance givea by the young men of
Port Deposit, at Happy Valley On Monday
evening. Those present from here, Were;
Misses Blanch Freeman, Violette IL. and
Halle II. Haines; Messrs. Barclay Reynolns,
DR.. H. NJ. Brown, II. II. Haines and H. L.
Richards.
The first genuine political meeting was
held in joint cession on Saturday last, Mr..
Mortimer Whitehead Of New Jersey, spoke
for the Democrats in the afternoon, and
evening. Mr.. VIM. Marine, of Baltimore,
spoke in the evening for the Republicans
Harry r. England won the gold medal at
the monthly shoot of the gun club on Tues
day afternoon.
The Monthly Home Mission Social will be
held at Miss Gertrude S. Dare's on Friday
evening.