The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-03-28
THROUGH THE COUNTY.
WHAT HAS TRANSFERRED IN A
WEEK.
Special News From our Regular
Correspondents.
PORT DEPOSIT NEWS,
PoRT DEPOSIT. March 26 1896

IoRr DEPOSIT. March 26, 1896
Miss Bessie Brickley has returned from
visiting friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Drake and daughter, of Iowa. ara
being entertained at their cousins. Mrs Job,
NJ. McClenahan.
Director Campbell attended to business in
Philadelphia Saturday.
Miss Allie Boyd, of Perryvilc. and Miss
Lula Brown. of BIkton "alled on friends in
town Saturday.
Mr. Frank 7. Benson, formerly employed in
the office of the McClenahan Bros. Granita
Co.. has accepted II position in the office of n
Chicago firm in Baltimore Mr.. Hackslev. q
Baltimore. will take his place here.
Mr.. Cres. Frist was in WiImington tbn fire.
of the week.
Mr.. Fillmore Wilson and sister. Mrs. Harvey
StebhinSs attended the funeral of IN nunt
near Principle ON Sunday.
MIS-. ). c. Rowland is quite i'll with typhoid
FEVER. DIR. Moseley, a specialist from BaitI-
more, came to see her Sunday, and a trained
nurse arrived Monday.
! DIR, Fisher, of Chestertown. is VISITING his
son, DR.. s. q. Fisher
o"'Op IoHle was III Philadelphia on
Monday.
hev' Dr. Shrom. of Pittsburg, Pa, visited
-ht. Jacob Tome the first of the week.
Inc people of the NJ. L. Church are greatly
FeJolced to have their minister returned.
MIS-. CARA NJ. Knight is visiting her sister
Mrs. IL. A. &. Westerfleld, in Cbesoneaks,
City.
MISS Mary Calhoun, Miss Bessie Kelloep
-hr. Charles L. Burnett. teachers. and ,Iiss
Helen Il. Sheldon, librarian. of the Jacoh
lone Institute, have announced their irtep
''ohS oi leaving at the close of the scheol
year.
MIR. William Stewart of Wilmington, Del
is visiting Mr.. Clifton G. Keathlev
During the storm the first of the vyoel tho
"'no ana ram tore down part of the terrace
DUCK OF Mr. Tones stable. The rocks broke
through the shed roof and did copsiderable
damage
-nr. wesley Williams is having the large
"'""ie mouse below the PRESBYTERIAN Church
torn down and vii! build new ones in their
stead making marked jmnro,,cn.n+ in that
end of the town.
49, nat" Is having roofs nut over the
porchrs on the house recently vacated bv
MIS- Mary Skinner and the one occupied Inv
MIR. Abncr Phillips.
Mr.. Millatd MacDugal is repairing the
mouse owned by Air. l.. b. McCabe and when
llhished Will move his family in.
About forty tons of earth and rorl, fell into
'iio Dig hole at the quarrirs Thursday For
'uhately no one was at work at the time.
thursday, after two months confinement
to bed with broken leg. little Mac Nesbitt
sat up. a wrecking train was passing and
III MS desire to see it the little fellow spranp
up, overturned his bed and before onv one
could catch him, fell and broke his leg over
III the same place. He has been a patient
ilttie sufferer all these weeks and we regret
his misfortune.
Mr.. George Howard has moved into the
home formerly occupied by Mrs. Brumtleld
and daughter.
We feel as though spring had really come
as the City Belle is now making her regular
trips to and fro between Port Deposit and
Lapidum.
Inc trustees of Hopewell VI. e. Church
nave decided to brlld front porch and back
building to their parsonage.
The Port Deposit MinstreIs announce Anil
hh us the date for their entertainment in
Darlington