The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-05-15
PORT DEPOSIT NEWS.
PoRT DEPOSIT. May -. 1897


to their home in Philadelphia, after few
days spent with Mrs. Physick.
Mr.. Charles $. Abrahams of Baltimore, WI.
with his parents at Woodlawn over Sunday.
Mr.. and MIS-. Samuel C. Rowland drove
over to Elkton, Saturday, returning Sunday
The time was spent with Mrs. II. J. r. Cres-
well.
Miss Florence Mccullough has returned
| from Baltimore. where she mas been for some
weeks with her sister Mrs Lynn Byrd.
Miss Virginia Martin is the happy posses-or
of bicycle.
Miss Pauline Whiteford. of Fliutville, and
Miss Anna WhiteforJ. Of Cambria, Hartford
county, were Mrs. Emma Reynolds guests
the last Of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. D.. Vance Thomas and Mr..
Jones, Of Wilmington, enjoyed the first OF
the week at the home Of Mr. and Mrs Samuel
Reynolds.
Miss Mccartney who represents the Viavi
Company, OF Baltimore, is in town and will
give talk to the ladies on health, Wednes-
day afternoon. Ladies do not fan to be
present as you will he entertained, Instructed
and helped.
Mrs. Gwinn Shure and child are visiting
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Shure.
Messrs T. J. Nanneman, Joseph A. Everiet
and DR.. II. W. Hopes attended the banquet
given 10y the Grand Lodge of Baltimore
Tuesday night.
Mr.. Robert Seedlings aud Miss Barr drove
to Chesapeake City. on Sunday. and had a
pleasant day with their friend Miss Simpson.
Mr.. Perry Mccullough, of Wilmington. was
home over Sunday, with his parents at
Orkney.
Mr.. Clarence Nesbitt, of Philadelphia. was
home Sunday. to see his mother who has not
been well. We are glad to note that she is
improving and is able to be out.
Mrs. Il. L. Cromwell is enjoying herself
with friends in Brooklyn.
Mrs John Shade is in Philadelphia
Rev. W. =. Compton Of the NJ. Z. Church
attended the dedication Of Methodist Epis-
copal Church in Bethel, Pa, Sunday.
Mrs. Bertha Mailman and son, who have
been benefited by the Susquehanna breezes
have returned to their home in Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. John Atkinson and Mr.. Elmer
Creswell were in Rising Sun last Sunday.
Messrs. Thomas Murray. Creswell First,
Oscar First William Murray, George Hines,
Brinton Durgin. Joseph Sill, John Stebbings
have gone to Pine Island, n. j.. to begin
work
On Sunday last. Misses Florence Slack
Florence Snyder, Cornelia Abrahams, Mcssrs
Joseph Everist and william Nesbitt drove to
Oxford and were entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. Slack.
Count your dimes boys Mrs. Krauss will
open her ice cream parlor Saturday.
Rev. Steward of Princeton will fill the pull
pit in the Presbyterian Church, during the
absence OF the pastor Rev. W. W. Shaw.
Capt. Holm will take an excursion down
to the hatchery Saturday afternoon. Tickets
% cents. Refreshments will be served on
board the "City Bell" during the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rees, of Chesapeake
City. drove to Woodlawn Tuesday, came to
our town Wednesday with their entertainers
Rev. and Mrs. Kemp spent most of the time
in the Tome Institute where they found a
cordial welcome as every courtesy was shown
them by each member of the faculty.
Next Tuesday night the Epworth League
will hold IA temperance meeting in the lecture
room of the NJ. L. Church. A pleasing
programme has been prepared and all will be
gladly welcomed.
Rev. Morris, OF Risngsun preached in his
church at that place Sunday last 70 the Senior
Order Of American Mechanics Of our town.
Next sunday is the eighth anniversary Of
the Epworth League and it will be celebrated
in the NJ Z. Church that evening. Come
and enjoy yourself singing their beautiful
hymns and listening to tho entertaining
papers that will be read.
Mr.. George Wentz has gone to Peoria, Ill.
where he will spend his holiday of ten days
Mrs. Matte Richardson and granddaughter
are visiting in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Buck were at the HON,
of Miss Sidney Heckart in Baltimore Tues
day.
Mrs. Thomas. OF Wilmington, is enjoying
the week with her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Reynolds.
Rev. Alexander NJ Rich and wife attended
the Convocation held at Massey and Milling
| ton this week.
The Aid Society OF the Presbyterian Church
was charmingly entertained by Mr.. and Mrs
S. G. Rowland on Friday evening. There
was delightful program consisting of music
readings and charades.
The post office authorities at Washington
were notified the last Of April that a check
belonging to w. Edward Larue had been
gotten from the post Office Detectives were
! sent here at once and Elias Brown and