The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-08-27
PORT DEPOSIT NEWS.
PoRT DEPOSIT. Aug. &c, 1893

FORT DEPOSIT. Aug. ~, 1878
Miss Fannie May Brooks has returned to
her home in Chesapeake City, after plea
SAINT visit with Miss Florence May Gerry.
John Abrahams has returned to Topeka,
Kan, after two weeks visit with his parents
at Woodlawn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Donohue, of Washing
ton, ID. c., were in town, Saturday.
james o. b. Carson mas returned from an
extended visit to Knoxville, Tenn.
Mrs. Robert Stephenson, Miss Priscilla,
Mrs. Nellie Ramsey and Miss Jessie we're
Baltimore visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Tome is having bath room put in
the house occupied by Mr.. W. +. Kidd.
There is some talk of Mr.. Falls moving
away from town. We hope the rumor is OF
correct.
Miss Ella Basil, of Annapolis is sojourn-
ing with Mrs. C. ID. Abrahams.
We are glad to note that our streets are
being cleaned and mended.
Miss Bertha Smith has returned from a
visit to Downington Pa.
Mr. T. F. Williams has number of snake
eggs in glass jar in his store, and it is a
curiosity to see the snakes come from the
eggs.
MIR. and Miss Warren, OF Philadelphia, are
the guests Of DR.. and Mrs. L. S. Boyle.
Miss Margaret Ewes of Wilmington. is
being entertained by Mrs. T. J. Vanneman.
Mr.. lowering Smith. of Baltimore, spent
Sunday with the Misses Hopkins.
Mis- Vesta McCombs and Miss Beulah
Tyson, of Havre de Grace, spent few days
very pleasantly this week with Mrs. Reckefus.
| The first excursion from here to Annapolis,
was given last Friday, by Mr.. j. n. McCul-
| Tough. Over eight hundred and seventy-flve
were on board the palace steamer, Susque-
hanna 1t is said Mr.. Mccullough will give
an excursion in the near future to st.
Michaels.
Mr. Dixon West has two fine new horses.
Master Wilson, Of Nottingham, Pa, is
visiting his grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. Dixon
| West.
Mrs. John McClenahan is quite sick at her
home on South Main street.
Last Friday evening as Miss Margaret
| Whitclock and Mr. George Hines were sitting
on the porch Of Miss Wnitclock two drunken
men came up the street in suky and when
they got opposite the porch one OF them
threw "A beer bottle on the porch which came
near hitting Miss Whtelock in the head
The men we're at once pursued but could not
he caught. They are known and will be
| handled rs soon ~ found.
Mrs George RUttcr. of Baltimore. is the
guest of Mrs. Robert LignOr.
Mrs Whtelocli and daughter Margaret,
spent Sunday in Hayre de Grace.
The Christian Endeavor will be led Sunday
evening by Rev W. W Shaw. Subject,
with Your Might Feel .: Ii; John 4: o.
80.
Miss Jessie Campbell is having a royal time
with Miss Lidie avidson, of near Chesapeake
City.
Miss Elsie Bond is visiting near Rising Sun.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Snayely, of Columbia,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Cres-
well.
Miss Laura vannort has returned from a
visit in Baltimore,
Mr. T. F. Williams has n new baker
Some new patients have been brought to
the Silver Cross Home.
Miss Bessie Abrahams, of Baltimore, is Miss
Virginia Abrahams guest
BE- sure to attend the Epworth League
Sunday ev enir Z, Subject "Goingto Church"
Psalm 122, Nal. 3: 16; II; Heb. 1922.
Mr. and Mrs J. q. Shure. YORK; Pa, and
Miss Walker, of Easton. are being entertained
by Mrs. Georgiana Shure.
Miss Mortie Williams and Thomas Williams
are visiting friends in Ekton
Miss Virginia Abrahams spent Sunday, in
Annapolis.
Mrs. W. p. Compton is visiting in Lansdae.
Mrs. George Lyon, of Wilmington, is en-
joying the senes. at Mr.. j. +. Gerhauer's.
Rev. ana Mrs. A. NJ. Rich are with rela-
tivcsin Washington, d. c.
Mr.. James Berry Of Wilmington is in
town.
Rev. W. p. Compton has two of the Fresh
Air Society children of Baltimore. and Mr..
Samuel Fisher has four. These little ones
will he kept until the first of September.
Last Sunday afternoon Master Fred Ger
hauser went to run across the street when a
double team came along. He ran in
to one of the wheels, bruising him quite
painfully.
We hear our band is about to disband, but
we cannot censure them fordoing So as they
are in debt, and our town people would not
help them out by going on their excursion on
the 10th. Why not help them by giving them
a present OF some money. We have one Of
the finest bands in the county.
Miss Bertha Simpson, of Baltimore, and
Mr.. Metzger, of Europe, are stopping with
Miss Bertha Aletzger.
Copies Of the "CecU wing are on sale
each 'reeh IN Port Deposit at SteJbings Necs
Stand. Price 3 CENTS
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