The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-03-26
PORT DEPOSIT NEWS.
PoRT DEPOSIT. Mar. IS, 1893

Frederick Kenyon. OF New York, visited
his cousin Mrs. Il. E. McClenahan the last Of
the week.
DR.. and Mrs. Boyle, Miss Marie Barry and
Herbert Gerry attended the funeral of Mrs.
Bessie Baker in Baltimore Saturday.
Miss Mary McIntire, of Elkton; Miss
Amanda Tome, OF Philadelphia; Mrs. L.
Bush, Bellefonte. Pa; Mr.. j. Creswel Head,
OF Washington, attended the funeral OF Mr.
Jacob Tome Saturday. While in town they
were entertained by Mrs. c. M. Head.
The old Everit home has become the home
OF Mr.. J. Wesley Williams md family, who
moved there last week.
Mrs George 8. Washington. OF Rivnrton,
n j.. was Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Hopkins,
guest from Friday until Wednesday. Mrs.
Harriet Hopkins and Mrs. Emma Gardner. OF
Furnace, Pa, are still visiting them.
Miss Margaret Plat, Of Wilmington. en-
joyed Sunday with Miss Barr
Miss Carrie Abrahams has returned from
visit Of some weeks to Baltimore rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmondson and children. OF
L.
this week.
Mr.. Hill, of Darlington, Hartford county.
was in town, Tuesday.
Rev. W. ?. Compton and MIR. T. J. Vanne-
man are ATTENDING the Wilmington Confer
ence in Lewes, De-.
Mrs Fell. of Wilmington, was visitor in
town this week.
Mrs. Jacob Tome and Miss Zet.iund are at
the Shcllburne; Mrs. S. c. Rowland, Harvey.
Ransom and Dorothy Rowland Mrs. r. C.
Hopkins, Mary Matthews, Mrs. Clapp and
Marie CIapp are at tho Traymore, Atlantic
City.
Joseph A. Everist was in Columbia on
Tuesday.
The Jacob Tome Institute visitors Saturday
were. Governor J.. Lowndes. Messrs james
W. Bright, Arthur Lamb, r. i. Hamblcton.
Alexander Doelield, Summerileld Baldwin
j. III. Davidson. Edward Robinson. G Hills
Baltimore, W. II. Kelly, Wonlan's Colere
Baltimore; Joseph Steele, Chesapeake Civ:
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Lewis, PHILADELPHIA:
Mrs. q. b. Finley, Elkton; A. Z. Combs, j. ]
Tammany, Havre de Grace; Owen Robinson,
Oxford.
The drapery, both in the Institute and the
NJ. E. Church will remain up for thirty DAYS
The Willing Workers are making prepara-
tions for fair and festival to be held next
month. Very many fancy and domestic
articles will be for sale rs well as good things
to tempt the appetite
society of the Daughters Of Liberty was
organized in Risingsun last night. The
officers from here were Mr. and Mrs. j. B.
Abrahams. Mrs. NJ. Norris Mrs Fisher, Mrs.
Oldham, Misses L. A. Atkinson and Al.
Whitelock.
Mrs. Jacob Tome. Mrs. H. c. Nesbitt, Mrs.
Bertha Lathbury Messrs. Harry Nesbitt and
W. W. Hopkins were in Baltimore, and Elk
ton, Tuesday, accompanied by Mr.. Peter
Tome of Baltimore.
Mrs. Mary Smith is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Reuben Bond.
Mr.. and Mrs, r. Z. McClenahan left Tues
day night for Asheville, n. G.
Miss Kirk. OF College Green, was Miss
Lille Butchenhart's guest Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Mix. OF the Syracuse University
New York, was at Dr. w. p. Eyelund's from
Friday until Monday.
Miss Blanche Fahnestock, Of Lancaster is
having delightful time at the home OF hrl
sister. Mrs. W. p. Compton.
Miss Elizabeth Holm who has been in il
health for several years past has gone tC
North Carolina. Her friends are trustiul
that delightful atmosphere will restore bel
completely.
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