The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-05-29
PORT DEPOSIT NEWS.
PORT DEPOSIT. May q. 1897.

PORT DEPOSIT. May ~ 1897.
Mrs. c. NJ. Heuld has returned from Il visit
Of several weeks to her sister Mrs. $. 4.
Taylor in Baltimore.
| Owing to the cold weather the lawn festival
| for the benefit of the NJ. f Sunday School
| has been postponed indefinitely.
Mr.. Joseph Abrahams and Miss Virginia
Abrahams drove to Chesapeake City Friday
remaining until Sunday morning with Rev.
and Mrs Harry A. q. Westerleld.
Miss Carrie Abrnhans is at home after II
| visit OF seven months with relatives in Baltl-
more.
| Mr.. Frank T. Benson was with friends in
Baltimore from Friday until Monday.
| Mr.. J. Irwin France, of Johnstown New
York, who is to take the position Mr., Lamb
now holds in the science department of the
Jacob Tome Institute, il in town and will
remain until the close of this school wear
| MtssrS. Wilbur Aldrich and j. H. Currau
rode their wheels to Baltimore SATURDAY..
They had a very enjoyable trip.
| Mrs A. Bender, with two children, returned
| from IL visit of II few days in Elkton
| Rev. William Gwinn and son. OF Atlantic
City. are visiting his sister Mrs. Archibald.
| DR.. W. Z. Eveland will preach in Liberty
| Grove school house SUNDAY afternoon. June
9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Swami Everist and Gene
| We've, of Hayre de Grace spent Sunday with
Mrs. Sarah Everist.
Mr.. H. c. Nesmtt has returned from Atlantic
City where he had Il delightful time and feel,
u!uch benefited by the ocean breezes
Mr.. Amos Burlin was in Baltimore the last
| of the week.
Mrs. Joseph Push. of Philadelphia. is visit
ing Miss Bessie Pngh.
Miss Katharine Houscr. of Cadiz, Ohio
| spent several days at the home of Mr.. aud
Mrs. Jacob Tome.
Mrs. d q. Wilson and daughters were
shopping in Philadelphia Saturday
Mr.. Alarich. of Baltimore, entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Aldrich Sunday.
Mrs. Sidney johnson, of Buffalo, y. Y, has
been enjoying the week with her sister Miss
| Elizabeth Boynton,
Misses L f. Stone Margaret Evans and
Helen Shaad were in Baltimore Saturday.
Mr.. W. +. Kidd has rented Il small house
and some land n short distance from town
| where he will raise chickens for market.
| Whoever was so heartless as to scald the
dog belonging to Mr.. L. +. Williams should
| have taste of the same medicine No one
| but Il brute would be guilty of such an out
rage.
Mrs. Laura Edmonston aud children of
| Moorcs, Pa, were her fathers guests this
week.
| Mr.. freeman, who is Baltimore's City Mis-
sionary, was at Mr.. Jacob Tones from Satur-
day until Monday.
| The severe storm Monday night flooded
| the cellars on the lower side of the street and
did considerable damage to property.
Miss Beulah Creswell will lead the Epworth
| League prayer meeting Sunday evening.
| The ladies Of the st. James p. l.. Church
| will hold strawberry festival Thursday
evening. Do not fail to attend and take your
| pocketbook with you as you will need its
| contents.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Pusey, of Philadelphia,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Fox
| Saturday and Sunday.
The body of Leroy S. Skinner, youngest
child of Mrs. Mary Skinner, of Philadelphia,
was brought here for burial Saturday. He
died of cerebro spinal meningitis. Interment
at Asbury Cemetery.
Mrs. Sidney johnson. Miss Elizabeth Boyn-
ton and Mr. Edwin Boynton spent Thurs
day with their aunt Mrs. II. j. r. Creswell at
"Creswell Hall" near Elkton.
Sunday some one shot dog by the name
of Coalie in the jaw and several places in the