The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-08-06
PORT DEPOSIT NEWS.
PORT DEPOSIT, Aug. 5. 1893.

| joyed several days AT Leslie camp.
Miss Elizabeth Push has returned from a
delightful visit to Philadelphia friends
Mrs. A. s. Davis and children are at home
after pleasant trip to Baltimore.
Miss Lizzie Atkinson is in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Harry A. Nesbitt and family and Mr..
and Mrs II. c. Nesbitt are enjoying the ocean
breeze at Asbury Park
Mrs Woodrow and two daughters, Of Havre
de Grace; Misses Margaret Platt and Ella
Reed. of Wilmington, are visiting Miss Barr.
Mrs $. L. Beatty, of Philadelphia, is at
Mrs. i. Creswe's.
Miss Mary Kerr is at Mrs Everist's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thomas and daughter
Of Charlotte Hall, are having delightful
/ time AT .'Delburn," the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
J. r. Bond.
Miss Ella Basil has returned to Annapolis
after spending several weehs with Miss Vir-
ginia Abrahams.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Edward Rowland were in
Baltimore Monday.
Mr.. Frank NIaroney. Of Wilmington, is at
Mr. Emil Hohns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Burln and son are
visiting their daughter in Chestertown.
Mrs. Hurlock. of Baltimore, is with her
daughter Mrs. John Holm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Cummings, o North
East, are Il; Mr.. William Cummings.
George Lyon. of Wilmington, was in town
the last of til" week.
Mr. and Mrs. Grcenman of Wilmington.
| a rn to of
Mrs. George Lamm and children have r, =
turned from pleasant visit to Baltimore
Misses Mamie and Hattie Fowler are ut
home from WrightsvlIo.
Mrs. Cyrnnus CreswelI and children are in
| Columbia.
George vokhardt OF Chc-ter, spent few
days with Mrs. Armstrong.
Walter Tombstone is at home from Il visit
to Castleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Niece. Of White Rock, Pa.
were at Mr. and Mrs W. f. Kldd's Monday
David st. Clair has returned from II trip to
Atlautic City.
Messrs George T. Pusey. J. Il. Sheppard
Miss Ruth A. Pots, Of New York, and Miss
j. r. Potts, of Philadelphia. are spending
some time Mt the hotel
Edward Johns IN, Of Wilmington, is visit
ing his aunt Miss Margarc, Kerwin.
Mrs. Elmer Harris, Frank and Helen, of
Baltimore, are at Mrs. Charles Grants.
Mr.. W. Berry. of Wilmington, was in town
this week.
Mrs. John Gibbons, of Baltimore. is visit
ing friends here.
Messrs. William Parker. of Bruins wick,
Ga and Arthur Parker. of Brooklyn, n. Y,
were in town Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Benson have re-
turned from their bridal tour.
Mrs. WoollIey and Miss Florence WoolIey
of Annapolis. are visiting Mr. and Mrs L.
G. White.
DR.. Fisher, of Chcstcrtown. is visiting his
son Dr. S. G. Fisher.
Mrs. Eggleson has moved into part of the
depot house formerly occupied by Mrs
Peace.
| The old Bay Company party returned on
Monday All had delightful trip.
r. L. McClenahan is improving the prop.
erty occupied by Messrs. A l.. Barry and W.
Cane by putting walks down the side of the
houses
Mr.. Dixon West is having new pipes laid
and the sewer near his house fixed.
A number of frescoers are at work on the
inside of Mrs. Evayn Tones house and
when they finish there expect to fresco the
NJ i. Church.
The capacious steamer susquehanna car
riaJ tEO lomr ba IN 70 Dot
Monday night The excursion was under
the control of James Mccullough. who never
fails to make a success OF these trips There
will be another next Monday night.
Thomas Nannort lost n valuable horse on
Monday night.
Mr.. Jesse Fox died on Sunday night in his
6Sth year The pail bearers were John and
Cyrenus Creswel. James Farr, Il. T. Stephen
son, George Hines and Alonzo johnson. His
remains were taken to Baltimore county for
interment.
On Friday. while at work in the quarry,
Isaac Mitchell, colorcd, was struck on top Of
the head by piece of sharp stone that flew
from the point OF stone cutters chise 1t
severed an artery and the blood spurted out
| When he reached DIR. Clemson's office he
tainted from loss of blood. The doctor dres-
sed the wound and he is recovering.
dog, supposed to be mad, was shot by G..
| C. Oldham last week.
Little Clara Compton entertained her
friends Saturday afternoon. The occasion
was her fourth birthday.
A. L. Barry is the camp meeting pho
| tographer this year.
There will be no preaching in the Presby-
terrain church this Sunday. No service in
the NJ. L. Church on Sunday.
Wednesday night, between II and 70
o'clock every one in the vicinity of what is
known as the Square was aroused by the
| screams Of a woman, down on the railroad,
Her name was Susie Black, and young fell
low by the name Of Ellie Taylor was beating
her. Taylor was drinking and the girl waited
| outside of one of the speakeasies for him.
They walked down an alley and he began to
thrash her. She was beaten and nearly all
her clothing torn Off. Both were colored.
Copies of the "Cecu Wing" are on sale
each ,ceek IN Port Deposit at Stebbings Neps
Stand. Price cents.
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