The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-11-12
THROUGH THE COUNTY.
PORT DEPOSIT NEWS.
EuRr DEPOSIT. Nov. 11th, 1888.

NNi hSi@f 'oii' -NON' I4'Ali ip'p'
Miss Lottie Williams is visiting friends in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Hawkins. Mrs. c. NJ. Knight. Mrs.
Clapp, Mrs s. Rowland, Misses L. c..
Boynton. Frances Barnard and Ida E. Gerry
We're in Baltimore Saturday.
Miss Jane H. TempIeton was with friends
in Wilmington from Friday until Monday.
Miss Esther Bond is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Foulk in Piedmont. Va.
Mrs. Laura McCleuahan and Mrs. II. C.
Nesb!tt are visiting Mrs. George Haggerty in
Baltimore
Mrs. d. Vance Thomas, of Wilmington, is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Reynolds
Miss McRoberts, of Washington, is visiting
Rev. and Mrs. A. VI. Rich.
Mrs. Tome, MIR and Ms II. Z. McClenahan
and Miss Houser are ct wing few days in
Princeton
Mrs. Burnite, of Easton, is spending some
time with her daughter Miss Caroline Bur
mite.
Mrs. Charles Fox. of Richardsmcre was at
Mrs. T. Williams this week.
Miss Luwton will have charge of the Chris
tian Endeavor sunday night; subject Chris
tian Recreation
The EpWorth League will be led by Miss
Helen Stephelson subject, waiting Har-
vests " Junior League led by Mabel Peoples;
subject, GLOW Can We Show Our Religion at
SCHOOL, All are welcome to each service.
Miss Clara Mann entertained the Shakes
peare Club Friday night.
The Epworth League will hold their reeu-
lar monthly meeting Tuesday A pleasing
program has been arranged and all will re-
ceive warm welcome.
The Institute boys went to Sparrows Point
Saturday to play football. The score was
90.
Keep in mind the fact that the Daughters
OF Liberty will have a supper THANKSGIVING
evening. Everything will be there to tempt
the appetite
The Port Deposit ministers will give an
entertainment in the town hall next Wednes-
day evening. Judging from the number Cf
rehearsals they must be preparing for Inc
entertainment.
Last Friday night Il boy by the name Of
Nesbitt was standing by the horse rack talk
ing with number OF people when horse
caught him by tho head with his mouth,
tearing the scalp and his forehead over the
eye. DR.. Harry Clemson vas summoned and
dressed the wound.
The election at the jacob Tome Institute
on Tuesday went Republican and against
license.
Dormer windows are being put in the
double house occupied by Messrs. Cane and
Barry by the owner Mr.. Il. Z. McClenahan.
Mr.. Nesbitt is having the double house
occupied by Messrs. Thompson and Riley
painted.
Tuesday evening we Were treated to an
entertainment by the Swedish quartet from
the Star Lyceum of Now York.
loan exhibition of pictures, produced
from the old masters. from Frank & Evans,
Baltimore, can be seen 10y the public Satur-
day from until II Il. m. 1t is to be hoped
that no one will miss the opportunity of
seeing these beautiful pictures. If any one
wishes to purchase they can do SO at reason.
able prices.
Sergeant George Z. Stcngle is the guest of
II. N. Gerry, The First Delaware Regiment
is now in Wilmington and expect to be mus
tered out.
A number Of Master Tracy Burlin's friends
gave him delightful surprise Monday night
at his home on Granite avenue. Games were
played and refreshments served. Some of
those present were Misses Lizzie Burlin,
Virgie Tignor, Naomi Durgin, Grace and
Emily Adams, LOttie Fisher Florence and
Lucy Jones, Mabel Peoples, Mary Cummings,
Nirgie Gerhuuser, Mary Ferguson, Annie
Walker, Jennie Burlin, Lila Burlin; Masters
Ross Hopkins, Charles and Maxwell Peoples,
Arthur Bevans, Allen Fisher, Charles Murray
Wilson Berriker, Charles Buck, Ralph Cum
mings, Eddie Smith, Cecil Peoples, George
and Willie.