The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-03-13
PORT DEPOSIT NEWS.

1ORI DEPoSII, MAT. IL. 1871.
Miss Bessie Pugh is visiting friends in
Marietta.
Mr. James w. Upper, of Philadelphia
was Hon. Jacob Tones guest last Thursday
Mr.. Roy McCIenahan attended the Inaug.
ural Ball.
Mr.. George w. Lockwood, of Warwick
visited the Institute last week.
The house next to Mrs Caroline Armstrong
which has been recently bought by Mr.. Geo.
Buck is being torn down. Mr.. Buck will
build house nearer the street.
A steamboat which will carry passengers to
talked Of.
Mr.. Charles Head and son Wister, OF
Lynchburg. Va, spent Friday and Saturday
with Mrs. c. NJ. Head.
Miss Rosa Caldwell, of Liberty Grove, was
in town Tuesday.
Mr.. Howard Brumlleld, of Lansdowne, was
with friends on South Main street Monday.
Miss Florence Gerry attended the Woman's
Home Missionary Convention at Scott NJ L
Church, Wilmington, Thursday.
Captain Holm has brought his steamer
'City Belle" over from Chesapeake City
was frozen.
Mr. Lathbury, of Philadelphia, was in town
over Monday.
Mr.. Isaac Hackett, of Wilmington, visited
his sister Miss Irene Hackett Monday.
Prof. J H. Curran was Il Columbia visitor
Wednesday.
Mr.. William Carson spent several days last
week very pleasantly with Philadelphia
friends.
Mrs. Mary Smith sparned her ankle yer,
painfully last Saturday.
A roof has been put over part of Bank
scholars.
Mrs Houser has returned to her home il
Cadiz, Ohio, after u royal visit with Mrs
Jacob Tome.
Miss Mary r. Everist and Mr. William
McClenahan were quietly married at tn,
| noon at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley returned from Il de
lghtful visit with friends in Elk Neck Satur
day.
Next Sunday evening Rev. H. W. Ewn,
will hold song service. cordial invitation
is extended all to be present
Miss Perley, missionary from Utah. gave
very delightful and interesting address abou
Utah Monday afternoon at the residenc,
Of Mrs. II. Il, Cameron. Miss Perley say!
| she has been to India, but she thinks mission
aries are needed as much. if not more, il
Utah.
The Town Commissioners were sworn into
| Office last Monday.
The Riverside Cornet Band will hold
festival on tn" 2lst ana 22d of next month.
The Town Improvement Association meet.
in the Opera House on Friday evening \
full attendance is desired.
Mr.. Jacob Butchenhart, ST.. of Baltimore
was with his family this week.
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday Schoo
held its Missionary Annivery last Sunday
evening. BY 7.30 o'clock the room was full
of people. The collection amountsto 5114 so
The following program was rendered.:
Anthem, "Sing Unto the Lord S. S. choir
hymn. 'Greenland's ley Mountains" school
prayer, Rev. II. W, Ewing; hymn, "Rol
Call" school: address, Emissions" DIR. Eve.
land; recitation, Don't be in Il Hurry, Coco
People, Emil Zilonka; address, Pastor
quartet, Hear Us, o Father Misses Stone and
Tomkinson, Mcssrs Boyle and Nesbitt reel
tation, Miss Blanche Stebbins; Armour bear.
ears, Misses Niomi Durgin. Mamie Fowler
Rena Holm, Florence Jones, Virgie Tignor
Grace Grant, Helen Harvard, Bessie Taylor
Blanche Barr, Bessie Fowler, Grace Holm
Helen Einwachter, Mossers. Charles Peoples
Ralph Cummings, Charles Buck, Tracy Bur.
lin, George Holm, Wilson Berriker, Edward
Smith, Roland Holm Howard Strout, George
Gilmore, Hugh Stephenson, Harry Lamm
recitation India" Miss Josephine c. Newell
duet, Blessed Star OF Hope Misses Emma
Gathers and Mary Durgin; recitation, Misses
Hattie Alexander, Mary Cummings, Myrtle
Barrett, Mcssrs. Edwin Dorcas, Murray
Ewing, Roland; quintet, Lead Kindly
Light Mrs. T.. j. Abrahams, Miss Bessie
Hohn Messrs. Elmer Creswell, Harry Nesbitt
John McClenahan; Doxology: Benediction,
Rev. II. W. Ewing
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