The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-07-31
PORT DEPOSIT NEWS.
PoRT DEPOSIT. July 30. 1879

friends in OXford.-Mrs Isaac Wilkinson, Of
Baltimore, is visiting her mother Mrs. Angus
tine Mccullough james NJ. Knox, Ct
Watsontown, Pa, is at the home of her sister
Mrs. A. c. Crothers. Mrs. H. C. Neshitt and
Miss Nesbitt spent several days in PhiLadel-
phia the last Of the week Miss Jennie Mar
tin has returned from Il charming visit to
friends in Kent county. George Rutter,
Mrs. \. Mckee and children, of Baltimore,
are with their mother Mrs. Robert Tignor.-
Mr. Frank T. Benson has left for his summer
home of her mother Mrs. Fahnestocli in Ian
caster this Week.-Mrs.. Jacob Tome and Miss
Houser are enjoying the ocean breezes at
Atlantic City. Miss Katharine Houser, who
has been dangerously i'll in Philadelphia. is
with them and is slowly regaining strength.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pugh, of Philadel.
phia visited Mrs Z. Z. pugh THIS week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fox. Of Porter's Bridge. were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles Fox Sunday.
Mis- Mary b. Reynolds is with friends in
Wi'mirgton.-Mi Ella Duke, Of Phiadel
phia, is at the nome OF her parents MIR.
viii Richardson, of Philadelphia, was in
town the first of the week.
Mr.. G.. NJ Allen, agent Of the New York
Insurance Companies is in town this week.
Miss BERTHE Harry, Of Wilmington. is visit
ing her mother.-Mr. Latchhury. OF Phila-
delphia, spent sunday ut Mr.. II. c. Nesbtt's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thomas and daughter
of Charlotte Hall, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Il. Boni.-MrS. Ewing, of Whining
ton. Mrs. Samuel Beatty and children, of
Columbia, were at Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ores
wells Monday and Tuesday. Miss Elsie
Bond is at home after short visit to relatives
near Risingsun. Mrs. Horace Arthur, child
and nurse, Messrs. J. Kos and Leonard
Parker, Brooklyn; Messrs. VIM. and Donald
Parker and John Mccullough, Brunswick,
Georgia. Edward Parker, Washington, and
Cecil Parker, Hartford county, were visitors
at Mrs j. A. Gerry's part Of this Week.-Mrs.
Mary Bond has returned from pleasant visit
to her sister Mrs. w. NJ. Foulk in Piedmont,
Virginia.
Mr.. H. W. Meetch, of Millersvlle, son Of
the President of the Water Works, came to
town on Saturday. had the water drawn OFF
the reservoir and the bottom cleaned.
Gertrude Seedlings, a child of about three
summers fell into the cuvert back of her
home hurting herself considerably.
DR.. Crothers has had the hulk windows
taken from the second story Of the house
occupied by Mr.. John Krauss. and has put in
one that can be opened. A double porch has
been added making II great Improvement.
Painting fever is in the air. Mr.. Duke has
had a coat put on his house.
Friday morning last sho rty after begin
ming work at the planning mill, Edward Tow
bridge had the index finger Of his left hand
cut of at the second joint and his thumb cut
by IL rip saw.
On Monday Edward Saunders caught his
hand and wrist in the cog wheels at the stone
elevator on the wharf near the station LAGER
ating it in sickening manner. DR.. s. G
Fisher dressed the wounds.
The yard in front of Mrs. John Geisler's
ia bavins a new stone wall by way OF i'm
provement.
Thursday morning the Mccullough cXcur.
sion started for To!chest"r on the steamer
Emma Giles " A large crowd went from
the town and vicinity. \ train loaded with
Christian Endeavorers from Columbia came
down to swell the number.
Our town will be represented at camp by
bpt three families this year.
UThere We're two weddings at the VI. Z.
parsonage Wednesday night. William j.
Jackson, Of Aiken, and Miss Laura Craig, of
BNtledale were one Of the parties The
other one has not been made known.