The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-10-17
THROUGH THE COUNTY.
WHAT HAS TRANSFERRED in A
WEEK.
Special News From our Regular
Correspondents.
PORT DEPOSIT NEWS.

PORT DEPOSIT, Oct. 16, 1886
Baltimore this week.
Miss Edith Palmer spent Saturday and
Sunday in New York.
Mrs. Anna Roystin. of Baltimore, was with
her parents at Paradise, the last OF the week.
Miss Violet Haines, of Risingsun, was the
guest of Miss Nesbitt Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Allen Bond, son and daughter, of
Minneapolis, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
7. C. Bond.
Mr.. Vance Thomas, of Wilmington, enjoyed
Il few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Reynolds.
Rev. H. w. Ewing is in Orange, New Jersey
for the week. We are glad to learn that his
wife who is there for her health, is steady
improving.
Director, W. P. Eveland's father visited
him the last Of the week.
Mr.. William Gwinn, Jr., of Atlantic City,
was at Mrs. G. Shure's the last of the week.
Mrs. Belle Van Fleet is spending few
days with Mrs. Minnie Harner, at Bethesda,
Pa.
Miss Carrie Abrahams is visiting Baltimore
friends.
Miss Mullen of Mount Holly, Pa. is visiting
her sister Mrs. W. P. Eveand.
Mrs. John NJ. McClenahan was at her
daughters. Mrs. George Haggerty in Balti-
more this week
MIR. and Mrs. I. W. Ranch, of Shamokin
and Mrs. Lulu V. Ct. Westerield. OF Chesa-
peake City, are Mrs. J. A. Gerrys guests.
Mrs. James Richardson is visiting her son
in Philadelphia
Mr.. VIM. Parker, of Brunswick, Ga. was
the Misses Gerry's guest Monday. He tells
us that the cyclone left its fearful track in
their city. Mr. John Mccullough former
resident OF our town had his house unroofed
and his wharf property badly damaged
Mrs Thomas Davis and son. of Chester
town, are visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaiah Burlin.
Robert Armstrong visited friends in Road
ing Pa this week.
Mrs. Jacob Tome was in Baltimore We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mohrlein and daughter
spent Sunday with Mrs. Hearn in Elkton.
Mrs Herman Braner was in Baltimore on
Tuesday.
Miss Rachel Holm had pleasant time in
North East Saturday and Sunday.
The night school, with Miss Annie Quinn
as teacher, has fifty pupils.
Miss Margaret Campbell, Of Baltimore. is
the guest of Miss Florence Bromwel.
phia Sunday.
Mrs. Charlotte Newell and children were in
Baltimore Saturday.
At meeting Of the Hythehau Club We
nesday evening the following officers were
elected: Mrs. Charlotte Newell, president
Mrs Evelyn Tome, 1st vicc-prcsident; Mrs. n.
?. Eveland, I'd vice-president; Hiss Mary
Houser, Sd vice president; Miss Bernite, sec
rotary; Mrs. II. C. Nesbitt, treasurer. Eight
new members were added to this excellent
organization.
The Methodist Sunday School has a new
choir composed of young ladies and gentle
men which adds greatly to the enjoyment of
all present
DO not forget the oyster supper next Tues
day, October GOTH The ladies and gentle
men are doing everything to make it u sue
cess. The Sunday School library Of the NJ
E. Church needs rcplenishing. Come and
help cause so worthy.
Joseph Herseman. second son of Rev. Wm.
NJ. and Mary II. Herseman, died in San Luis
Obispo, Cal, Friday, October I'd, of consump-
ton. After religious services at his home the
father left Sunday, October 4th with the
remains and arrived in this town Friday,
October 9th. at $50 p. M, which were taken
to West Nottingham for iutermcnt. Mr..
| Herseman was in his ODD year. The services
were conducted here by Rev. w. W. Shaw
The following gentlemen served as bearers:
Philip Il. Bond, Cecil Squier. Enoch Noyes,
Jr., Frank Noyes, john and James Carson.