The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-08-15
PORT DEPOSIT NEWS.


ohl DffoSlI. August ~, lSJu.
Miss Ida Bradley of Liberty Grove, was
Mrs. Emma Reynolds guest Sunday.
Miss BERTHE Simpson, OF Chesapeake City,
is enjoying the Susquehanna breezes at Miss
Bars.
Mr.. John V. Abrahams who has been prac-
tcing law for the past three years in Topeka.
Kansas. is now visiting his parents who with
his many friends are delighted to welcome
him home again. He will remain East Il
month.
Mrs. Jacob Tome is home from visit e
delight to Clifton Springs and Chautauqua.
Miss Beulah Creswell with friends at West
Nottingham from Saturday until Monday.
Mrs. Belle Van Fleet, Of New York. is at
the home of her mother Mrs. Caroline Orr.
Rev. and Mrs. Harry Wcsterlleld, of Chesa-
peake City, are Mrs. j. A. Gerry's guest.
Mrs. Charles Mohrlein, has returned home
from visit to Reading, Pa.
Miss Louise Jung, of Baltimore, who has
been stopping with Miss Minna Tass, has
returned to her home.
Mrs Lewis, matron of the Silver Gross
Home. has been to Baltimore for Il change of
scene.
Miss Banka. of Philadclphia is Mrs. Ha,-
vey Tones guest.
Miss Rebecca and Mr. Ray katz, of Balti
more. were in town the first of the week.
Mr.. Vim. Nesbtt is enjoying the bathing at
Atlantic City
Miss Bertie Harvey is with friendsin Chester.
Miss Plat. of Wilmington, is visiting Miss
Dora Barr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell Royston, Miss Poll
Il. Everist and Vim. McCIenahan left Bati-
more Tuesday afternoon for Boston by sea,
they will return over lard.
Mr.. James Reynolds while swinging in his
hammock was preciptated to the floor sprain
ing his ankle quite severely
Miss Mamie Lamb. of Baltimore is the guest
of Miss Margaret Kerwns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry r. Cameron and child
have returned from weeks visit to his
parents in Zion.
Mr.. John Mitchell, OF Baltimore, is at his
daughters. Mrs. Fannie Harvard.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Thomas, of Char
lOll' huli, MAI ART NISllluS iltE luln'T,
Col. John Il. Bond.
Miss Ella Duke. of Philadelphia. is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Thomas Duke.
Miss Bessie Tome enjoyed several days
with friends in Risngsun.
Miss Grace Holm is visiting Baltimore
Mrs. Moore, one of the managers OF the
Chidren's Home of Wilmington, was Mrs. c
Head's guest Tuesday.
Mr.. Howard Johnson, of Oxford, is visit
ing friends in town.
Mrs. James Duncan and Mrs. lie Roy, of
Pittsburg. are being entertained by Mrs. John
Falls
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Abrahams and son
are visng friends in Hartford county
Mrs. II. G. Nesbitt and Miss Nesbitt have
returned from Spring Lake.
Mrs. Bender, with four children, has re-
turned from a visit to Elkton
Mr.. Blanchfleld. of Chesapeake City. was
in town this week.
Miss virdin. of Hartford county. was the
guest of Mrs. Hopes on Wednesday.
Mrs. II. c. Hopkins, Miss Hopkins. Miss
Mary Hopkins and Master Ross Hopkins are
at Ocean City.
Mr.. Joseph Test. of Lancaster, Pa. is at the
home of his aunt Mrs Caroline Armstrong.
Messrs. Rowland and Frank Clapp, Howard
and Walter McClenahan are enjoying the
salt water air of the Chesapeake on the sail
boat ''Lopwing" this week. They will stop
at Betterton and Colchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mohrlen and daughter
have returned from two weeks stay at
Atlantic City,
The excursion that came up the river Sun
day on the Emma Giles was allowed to
land 1t was an orderly crowd.
Our colored people had a festival at Happy
Valley Friday and Saturday they went on
The third excursion Of the seasnn down the
Bay near Cambridge. They had the first
band that has come up this season and the
music was excellent.
We have had long-felt want fllle". The
nail goes out in the evening on the 7.30 train
Mrs. H. W. Ewing was taken to Ocean
Grove on Wednesday morning by her husband
md son. She has been very i'll for n month
10th able to raise her head without great
pain. Mr.. George Wilson had the train stop
1t the back OF her home and she was put on.
At Perryville Mr.. Howard Pugh had cot for