The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-09-26
THROUGH THE COUNTY.
WHAT HAS TRANSFERRED IN A
WEEK.
Special News From our Regular
Correspondents.
PORT DEPOSIT NEWS.
PORT DEPOSIT. Sept. 25th, 1896.

PORT DEPOSIT. Sept. 25th, 1896.
Miss Rachel f. Lamb, of the celebrated
Lamb School, of Baltimore and Miss NJ E.
Buckwith, of the same city, were the guests
of Prof. and Mrs. Lamb the last of the week.
Mr.. Joseph Brown, of Clifton Heights, Pa,
is visiting his parents.
Mrs. Robert Lignor has returned from a
pleasant visit to her daughters in Baltimore.
Mrs. j. G. Smith, Miss Mary j. Smith, of
Darlington Messrs s. A. Parkins, l.. P Price
of Philadelphia, Miss NJ. l. Davenport Wilson
College, Pa. were visitors at the Tome
Institute Friday.
Mr.. Edwin Vanneman brought tie tug used
by his brother, Mr.. r. X. Vanneman, to town
Friday and gave party of ladies and gentle
man a sail of about three hours down the
bay. The faculty of the Institute was well
represented.
Miss Alice Loflin OF Baltimore, is enjoying
herself at Miss Brickleys.
| Mrs. Sarah Atkinson is visiting friends in
York. Pa.
DR.. L. E. Barrett, of Wilmington, was
entertained by Mr.. ana Mrs. II. C. Nesbitt.
Mr.. Lynn Byrd, of Baltimore was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Mccullough Sunday.
Mrs. Simpson, of Chesapeake City, and
| Mrs. Wilson of Havre de Grace are visitors
at Miss Bars.
Mrs. Annie Reynolds of Milford Delaware
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Rey-
nolds.
Clarence Nesbitt. of Phi'adelpha spent
Sunday with his pBrents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Phillips and child
spent Sunday at Conowingo with Mrs. Shure
Mrs. Margaret McNulty and son Harry who
was at one time II pupil of the Institute and
now at the Polytechnic in Baltimore, are
spending the week with Mr.. and Mrs. John
! Beavcns.
Mrs. Fred. Gerhauzer and child are at her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. T. Lyons in Will
mington.
While Mr.. Thomas Vansant was driving in
from the country one night this week his
horse fell breaking the harness and damaging
the buggy. He escaped injury
Mrs. Stuckcm. of Camden, and Miss Louisa
Tome, of Bellefont, are being entertained by
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Tome.
Miss Bertha Reynolds left Tuesday morn
ing for Milwaukee where she will remain
until spring with her sister Mrs. Samuel
Squier
Mrs Helen Martin has returned from DR.
Fox's hospital where she has been undergoing
a severe operation on her eyes, being much
benefited.
DR.. A. c. Crothers, Messrs. George Wentz
| and Gpprt,a nryln ntt ba
ing in Baltimore on Saturday night
Master Edgar Gavin, of Philadelphia, is
visiting Mrs. Jacob Tome.
Mr.. E. w. Heisse, Of Baltimore, was in
town Tuesday
Miss Sana Frick, of Baltimore. visited
friends in town this week.
At midnight Sunday a colored woman gave
the alarm of fire. Mr. Stengle called out to
know where it was, and told her to keep
quiet he would come out at once. In few
moments he was on the street and discovered
the smoke-stack of the electric light house
was on fire. The SCOT had caught. and falling
inside the house set it a-baze. With the as
sistance of Messrs. Rinehart st. Clair ard
Roy Snyder. it was soon put out before any
wis uOHe, WltnOul HTOuSlnS lHe
neighborhood.
Misses Florence Herr and Elnia Fry. OF
Pleasant Grove, were Miss Florence Gerry's
guests Saturday.
Mr.. Roy McClenahan, son of Mr.. R. Z. Nc
Clenahau, had his collar bono broken on
Thursday afternoon. while playing football.
DR.. Fisher attended him.
Bishop Lay will hold service in st.
James Episcopal Church, Thursday night,
October 1st, at half-past seven o'clock.
Mrs. C. d. Abrahams and Miss Margaret
Miller. attended the W. c. T. T.. Convention
i'll Frederick this week.
Messrs Edward Brickley and Edwin Boyn-
ton were in Baltimore on Tuesday negotiating
for speakers for the coming Republican cam
paign.
Mr.. Frank Creswell attended the Firemen's
Centennial in Columbia this week.
Mr.. Caleb Rose rodo to Oxford Wednesday
on his wheel to attend the Fair.