The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-04-11
PORT DEPOSIT NEWS,


PORT DEPOSIT, April 9, 1896.
Mr.. Burnett visited friends in pittsbur.
Pa, during the holidays.
Mrs. Mary Kate. of Yonkers, N. Y. ia the
guest of Miss Bessie Pugh.
Miss Reynor spent Easter in WASHINGTON
DC.
Miss Ida Stewart, of Rowlandvlle was in
town Saturday
Miss Lille Butchenbart was in town over
Sunday.
Mrs. spotswood of Norfolk, Va, was tbe
guest OF Mrs. X. c. Rouland Thursday.
Miss Ida E. Gerry was in Philadelpbia
during the holidays
Mrs. Newell, son and daughter. spent Fri
day and Saturday in Baltimore.
MIR. Spencer of Havre de Grace visitod
friends in town Friday.
MIR. Emory McClenahan was in WASHINGTON
during Easter week.
Mr.. William Riley of Havre de Grace visited
friends in town Thursday.
Among the designations rendered to tho
Trustees OF the Jacob Tome Institute ia prof
Charles b. Howe's of the manual trainin,,
department. Prof. Howe by his untiring
efforts in this department and excellent
Judgment in imparting instruction to bis
students has brought them to a high degree
Oh success. The community regret the sever
ing ol MS connections with the Institute.
Ihe Epworth League prayer meeting of the
Nj. E. Church will be led Sunday evening bv
Miss Charlotte Short. A cordial welcome is
extended to every one to this meeting. as
well as to all other meetings the League and
Church have.
on account of the different churches having
10 practice Easter music the "Chorar, was
not held last Saturday evening. but will he
held next Saturday evening at eight O'Clock
sharp, in the Assembly hall of the Jacob
Tome Institute
Mr. James Mccullough, of Morton, Pa.
spent Sunday with relatives in town.
MIR. and Mrs. George Haggerty, of Balti-
more, spent Easter with Mrs. Laura McCler-
ahan.
MIR. Lathbury of Philadelphia was the
guest of Mr. II. A. Nesbitt on Sunday.
Mr.. Howard McClenahan was in town dur
ing the Easter vacation.
Miss Ella keaveny. OF Wilmington. DEL.
visited friends in town this week.
Mr.. Jacob Butchenhart, of Baltimore.
spent Sunday with relatives in town.
Mrs. Anna Gerhauscr is visiting relatives
in Wilmington, Del.
Mrs. Molie Rutter. of Baltimore. spent
Easter with Mr.. and Mrs Robert Tignor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swan Eversr, of Havre de
Grace, spent a few DAYS this week with Mr..
and Mrs Frank Everist ut PARADISE"
Mr.. Edward Warwick has mo,ed into the
house formerly occupied by Mr.. Joseph
Donnelly.
Mrs. Ditfendorl,r, matren, and Miss Ander-
son. nurse of the Silver Cross Home.
have been succeeded by Mrs. Lewis and Miss
Tagg. of Baltimore Visitors are now cor
daily welcomed every day after eleven
o'clock in the morning.
Prof. James NJ. Jameson, of the Jacob
Tome Institute, having received very flat
tering offer from the Pratt School of Brook
lyn, N. Y, has accepted the place. and ten
dered his resignation to the proper autholi-
ties of the Tome Institute. Mr.. Jameson by
his many good qualities of head and heart
has endeared himself to many in the COM
munity and all regret his leaving our town.
st. Theresa's Catholic Church, Rev. p.
Arnd, which has been thoroughly repaired.
painted and frescoed, was re-opened Monday
on its thirtieth anniversary. The church was
handsomely decorated with potted plants and
flowers, and looked very beautiful. In the,
sanctuary are the Holy Mother and st. Joseph,
the altarpiece, st. Theresa. and superb
figure of Christ pleading with outstretched
arms. On brackets in the nave of the church
stands st. Aoysius. st. Patrick and st.
Anthony of Padua. The new statuary is
from Germany and was blessed and placed In