The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-11-21
PORT DEPOSIT NEWS.
PORT DEPOSIT. Nov. 90 1896

L. NJ. Haines. of Elkton. were Mr.. Tones
guests Friday.
Misses L. Myra Tomkinson, Ida Couch and
Caroline Burlin were in Baltimore on Sat-
urday.
Mr.. Israel Katz enjoyed himself with rea-
tives In Baltimore Sunday.
Mr.. Michigan Jackson, OF Camden, N. j.,
was renewing old acquaintances in town
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. George Christie, OF Rowlandville, was
In town Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. James Conway, OF Brook
vile, Pa, have been the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. j. Vanneman for the past week. Mr.
Conway was former pastor Of the Presby-
terian Church and delighted his old friends
by preaching to them last Sunday.
Mrs. Charlotte Newell was in Baltimore
Saturday.
Lewis Hopkins, colored, commonly known
as 'BIack Top is at Jessup's Cut where he
Will remain until spring. for threatening to
burn the house of Milly Underhil.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Grason. of Risingsun.
were in town Saturday.
Miss Craig. of Perryville, was Miss Emma
Gathers guest Sunday
Miss Sarah Carson, Misses Mary Arm
strong, Mary Davis and Mr.. james Carson
spent Friday at Gilpin's Rocks.
Mr.. Howard Brumfleld, of Lans lowne, Pa.
visited relatives in town the first of the week.
Miss X. b. Banning, of Lyme, Connecticut,
is visiting Mrs. Enoch Noyes.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Acker and son were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Levy in Havre de
Grace Sunday.
Mr.. John Creswell attended to business in
Baltimore Monday.
Messrs r. Robinson of Perryman's, George
Atkins, Milton, Nd, and Rev. f. H. Multi
neaux, of Level, Hartford county, were Insti-
tute visitors this week.
Mr.. George G. Raynor, Sag Harbor, Long
Island, is visiting his sister, Miss Raynor
Mr.. VIM. Burke, of Springvle. Pa, were
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Creswel's guests the
first of the week.
Miss Cornelia Anderson has gone to Pied
mont, Va, where she will visit her niece,
Mrs Kate Foulk.
Mrs. George Haggerty, of Baltimore, was
in town this week to see her mother, Mrs.
Laura McClenahan.
Messrs. t. j. Nanneman, j. j. Buck, +. s.
Everist, Joseph Everist, John Kimble and Dr.
Hopes attended the meeting and were
guests at the banquet given by the Grand
Lodge of Masons in Baltimore this week.
Mrs. II. r. Cameron attended to some
shopping in Baltimore Monday.
Mrs. MoIlie Clapp has returned from Paw
| tucket, r. l.. where she has been enioying
herself with friends for Il number of weeks.
The Catholic bazaar closed Saturday night
after run of nine days. 1t is said they have
cleared between four and five hundred dollars.
! Miss Poll Il. Everist had pleasant visit in
| Havre de Grace this week.
There has been another change in the mail
on the Baltimore Central train. 1t will now
leave the office at 9.10 instead Of 800.
| Invitations are are out for the wedding of
Miss Sue Jennings, formerly of our town,
now of Baltimore, and Mr.. c. Wilbur Leaf.
Sunday night thieves broke into Krauss'
barber shop and stole some razors, into Will
bur Kidd's store and stole some articles of
gentlemens apparel, and Stephenson & Rey-
nolds' hareware store where they got nothing.
Mr.. Isaiah Lawrence has purchased the
house now occupied by Mr.. NJ F. Abrahams
from Mr.. Michael Duffy but will not take
| possession until spring. Mr.. Abrahams will
move to the one recently left vacant by Mr..
Robert Stephenson.
We are glad to see Miss Dol. Gathers able
to be out. She fell and spralned her ankle
some time ago making crutchcs necessity.
The store between Mr.. Metzger and Mr.. T..
+. Williams is now vacant, Mr. Kidd having
sold his stock Of gents furnishings and gone
out Of the business. 1t is an excellent stand
The shed roof on the stable rented by Mr..
! 7. F. Williams was put up by him and not
Miss Boynton rs stated in last weeks letter.
Mr.. George Volkhardt, of Chester, visited
Mrs. Caroline Armstrong this week
Mrs. Mary Smith attended to shopping in
Baltimore on Thursday.
The horse belonging to Mr.. Kelly ran Off
last week near Rock Run throwing him out
and bruising him severely. He was taken
| into Mrs. Quinn's and made comfortable.
| Mr.. Connor Is having a new floor put In
the store occupied by Mr.. Frank Creswel.
Richard Brauer was struck by the chain
on one Of the cranes at the quarries last