The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-11-06
PORT DEPOSIT NEWS.

were In Hhvre de Gree at the nome OF Mr.
and Mrs. Il. X. yanneman the last OF thu
week.
Miss Ella Basil, of Annapolis, was Mis-
Virginia Ahraham's guest from Thursday
until Wednesday.
Mrs Samuel c. Reynolds and daughter
were in Baltimore last week.
Mrs. Frank Creswell visited Rising Sun
friends Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs r. Davis and daughter, of Salt Lake
City, Utah. spent part of Thursday and FRI
day with Mrs. c. NJ Head.
Miss Florence NJ Gerry returned Saturday
from delightful visit to Atlantic City and
Chesapeake City.
Hrs. Nina Thomas left 70. her home in
Wilmington Saturday after visit of about
ten days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. $
Reynolds
Misses b rry, Raynor, Pugh. Evans, Shaad
Templeton and Mann were entertained by
Mss Barnard Friday evening.
Mr.. Evans, of Philadelphia. was Mr.. j. H
Curran's guest over Sunday.
Rev Mr.. Galloway, an evangelist, will hold
meetings for at least two weeks in the NJ. +.
Church beginning Sunday. DR. Eveland
will deliver the sermon that evening.
DR.. France, of Johnstowu, n. Y, addressed
the pupils OF the Tome Institute in the
-emhly hall Friday morning. His subject
was "Mind, Body, Soul and it was fine.
Mrs. Hurlock and Clarence Hurlock spent
some time with Mrs. John Holm and left fur
their home in Baltimore Monday.
A. NJ. Vanneman. principal of the public
school in Charlestown, was at home a week
with the pink eye.
Mrs. I. II. Tomklnson, of PhiIllpsburg.
Pa. visited her daughter Miss L. Myrna
Tomkinson. one of the Institute Teachers,
Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. II L. McClenahan is in Philade'p ha.
Miss Martha Everist, OF Baltimore spent
Sunday with her mother.
Mrs. Isaiah Laurence was hastily sum.
moned to Baltimore on account Of the illness
Of her son William.
Mr. Robert E. McCenahan, Jr.. was in
Philadelphia Monday.
Mrs. c. VI. Heald has for her guests Mrs
S. s. Snodgrass, Of Paramount Pa, and Mrs
S. E Johnson. of Buffalo. N Y.
Messrs. Creswel. First and Joseph Brown.
OF Philadelphia, were in town the first of tn"
week.
Mrs. Harvard is visiting Baltimore friends
Rev. H. A. Ct. Westerdeld of Che sapeak"
City, was the guest of the Misses Gerry on
Wednesday.
Mr.. Arthur b Leach is out of town.
Robert Buck was bitten quite badly on the
hand by n cat he was tormenting.
Mr.. John Walker has moved his family in
the house next to Mr.. Barrett.
The Institute boys we're beaten in Whining
ton by the High school team 6 0. On tn
20 h of this month we wish them better sue
cess.
Because Of the continued rain the earth
was washed against Mr.. A. L. Barry's photo
graph gallery and burst through the side
making considerable work.
Last Saturday night at the Halloween en-
tertainment given by the Episcopalians they
realized SIT.
Mr.. Harry Smith and Miss Molie Riley
were married at the Hopewell parsonage OF
sunday by Rev. D. Kemp.
The Riverside band serenaded ex-Ma,or
Latrobe Friday night after he left the hall
where he had been making n Democratic
speech
Mr.. Edwin Dorcus presented his daughter
Myrtle with n piano on her eighth birthday.
Last Friday night at Il meeting of the
Ladies' Aid Society OF the NJ. +. Church it
wa proposed to have Il lunch on election day
to make something for their treasury. Com
mttees were at once appointed and the work
begun. Last Tuesday IA lunch of oysters in
every style, sandwiches and coffee were
served, and at least $40 was cleared.
Never has our little town entered so much
into the spirit of Halloween as it did this
year. Varied and exceedingly Grotesque cos
tunes were worn by the children and older
people Although they all had IA merry TIM
everything was done in discreet and proper
manner
The body OF Miss Carrie Knight, a lady who
lived for many years in our town but has
lived for a long time with her brother-in-aW
Mr. James McCabe, Of Baltimore, was brough,
here for burial Thursday morning. Inter
ment was at Hopewel Cemetery Rev. A. NJ.
Rich Of the Episcopal Church officiating