The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-02-08
PORT DEPOSIT NEWS.
PoRT DEPOSIT, February Z, 1885,

PoRT DEPOSIT. February 7, 1896
Mrs Tome and Mrs. Nesbitt were in Phila-
delphja, on Thursday and Friday of last
week.
Charles Head, of Lynchburg, Va, stopped
over on Friday night, on his way homo from
Boston, to see his mother, Mrs. C. NJ. Heald
Charles L. Burnett, of the Tome Institute
attended his class reunion in New York, on
Saturday.
Miss Ewing, of Oxford, visited the Misses
Noyes, several days this week.
Vim. Stewart. of Wilmington, was Clifton
Keathlys guest from Saturday until Monday
evening.
Mrs. j. j. Taylor, of Baltimore, Mrs. II. j.
II. Creswel and Miss Mary McIntre, of Elk
ton, spent Wednesday, with Mrs. C. NJ.
Heald.
Miss Childs, of Baltimore, and Mr.. Huston,
of Marietta, who have been visiting Miss
Bessie Pugh, returned to their home on
Monday.
Sheriff Mackey, of Elkton, was in town on
Saturday.
Director Campbell will conduct the Epworth
League service Sunday evening at $50
Frank L. Benson ran down the track on
Saturday, to catch tho 12.4O train for Balti-
MORE his foot slipped and he fell Oh his grip
breaking off the handle and bursting it open.
Gathering himself together he started again,
struck stone and fell head first, mashing in
the crown of his hat. After many difficulties
he caught the train, went to Baltimore, and
stayed until Monday.
Mr.. I. J. Vanneman attended to business
Baltimore, on Wednesday. He is an appli-
cant for Insurance Commissioner
Philip Cameron was in Baltimore, on
Tuesday night.
Mr. Butchenhart has put new roof on his
house.
1t is rumored that the st. James p. L.
Church will be moved farther up town.
Miss Isabel Rowland who has been visiting
Mrs. r. c. Hopkins, has returned to her
home in Washington.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John McClenahan visited
friends in Oxford, last week. returning Sat
urday night.
John NJ. Creswell has just finished some
fine work for the Catholic cemetery in Havre
de Grace. He has some beautiful marble
and does his work conscientiOusly.
The Town Commissioners have boubt 500
feet of hose from the New Jersey Car Spring
and Rubber Company. Now for the tower in
which to dry it.
Miss Bessie Pugh gave n very delightful
euchre party in honor OF her guests Thursday
evening oflast week. Those present were: Miss
Chlds, of Baltimore Miss Rowland, of Wash
ington; Messrs. Heiston, of Marietta DR.. ard
Ms. Hopes, Dr. and Mrs. Fisher, Mr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gwinn Shure, Misses Evans
Grant, Mann, Raynor, sheldon. Barry,
Messrs. Rinehart, Nesbtt Phil Bond, Roy
Snyder, J. Everist. w. McCienahan, Phil
Cameron and H. r. Cameron.
Thursday afternoon OF last week Mr.. Rob
McClenahan had his little nephew Mac Nesbitt
out driving. They had been having very plea
SAINT time and were coming past the quarry
when large mill wagon approached, which
frightened the horse, and he ran Off, throw
ing them out on the railroad track. Mac fell
on the cushion of the phaeton, had it not
been for that he would have been killed; as it
was he was he was very much bruised and
his leg was broken above the knee Rob
was painfully bruised but sustained no
other injury. Drs. Brummel and Fisher set
the limb and the little fellow is getting along
very well.
Mr.. aud Mrs. S. c. Rowland gave card 2
party on Saturday evening.
The Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
was entertained at Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Row
lands, Friday night. The evening wa
passed in singing, instrumental music
charades, etc. ''After the feast of reason and
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