The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-03-05
PORT DEPOSIT NEWS.

| Miss Childs, Of Baltimore, was Miss Bessie
Pushs guest last week.
Mr.. Partridge. OF Elkton, was at the Jacob
Tome Institute Friday.
Rev. G. 1 Stengle. OF Leipsic, Del. was In
town Thursday and Friday.
Miss Burnite returned Monday from short
visit to her mother in Enston.
Charles L. Head, Of Lynchburg. Va, was
Edwin Boyntons guest Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Evans, of Lebanon. Pa, enjoyed
fow days with Mrs. II. II Cameron.
Miss Marian Abrahams and Mrs. Waters.
of Baltimore, visited the Silver Cross Home
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pugh, OF Philadel-
phia: Mr.. Shultzbach and the Messrs. HicSand,
of Marietta. had delightful tino from Sat
urday until Monday at Mrs. L. II Pughs.
Mrs. w. p. Compton had a pleasant visit
with her mother in Lancaster, returning on
Monday.
Rev. J.. +. Barrett will preach in the NJ. L
Church Sunday morning.
Joseph Reynolds, of Baltimore. Is with his
daughter Mrs. H. W. Hopes.
Mrs. James Buck, Robert Buck and Mrs.
Winfield Abrahams are in New York.
Miss Florence Slack's studies were inter-
rupted by the illness Of her mother. She left
about ten days ago for her home in Oxford
hut returned Monday to the institute.
DIR. VIM. II. Noble was at Mr.. Emil Hohn's
Saturday.
Mrs Mollie Clapp has returned from Pau
tucket. r. L., where she has spent several
weeks with friends
Mr.. Caldwell, of Virginia, visited friends
| In town Saturday.
Mrs. Anna Whitman, of Lancaster, Pa, is
visiting Miss Maude Stebbings.
Messrs. J. Nanneman. W. W. Hopkins and
S. C. Rowland were in Annapolis Monday.
Mrs. NJ. Kidd had for her guests Monday
her sisters, Mrs. Elmer Nannenlan and Miss
Harriet vanneman, of Havre de Grace.
Director of Music J. W. Wiley of the Jacob
| Tome Institute was summoned to his home
in Phil aGeIpha by the illness Of a relative.
The old Everist homestead was bought on
Tuesday by Mr.. Wesley Williams for $4,000.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Getz and son, OF Baltimore.
were at the jacob Tome Institute Tuesday
Mr.. Getz came up to photograph the different
| classes at work in their rooms.
The Daughters Of Liberty were very much
surprised when. after the conclusion OF their
service Tuesday night, they were asked to
rem ain to witness another degree that would
be taken by all. IL a few moments their sur.
prise was turned to pleasure as they saw
feast of delicious cake and lemonade being
brought forth. The treat was given by MIS-.
+. J. Abrahams, airs Margaret Norris and
Mrs. Samuel Fisher.
The many friends of Mr.. Herbert n. Gerry
We're pleased TO see his name in the honor
roll at Goldeys Commercial College for rapid
calculation.
Mr.. j. ID. West is having high stone wall
joined to the one under his house, on which
he will put two-story addition to the front
of his residence.
The double house above the Granite Com
pany's office, owned by Mr.. II. L. McClena-
han, is having pretty spring dress OF canary
colored rairt put on it.
Editor Stenglc attended the wedding OF his
brother Rcv, Charles l. S:engle to Miss
Marion Bland, in Berkeley Va, Wednesday
evening. The Governor OF Delaware actcG
as best man and forty members of the Legis-
lgturo went down.
Misses hIyrna ToTuhinson and Annie Smith
spent Saturday very PLEASANTLY in Baltimore
Dr.. w. Z. Eveland addressed the cOnerecl.
ton of the Harlem Park ". Il. Church, Of
Baltimore, Sunday night, in the cause of
missions.
pr. Charles Sbure is quite ILL., He sas been
weak for some time, suffering greatly with
his throat but was not confined to bed until
last Friday.
Sunday evening the Annual Missionary
Anniversary, will be held in the NJ. T. Church.
A very pleasing program is being prepared
A cordial Invitation and hearty welcome is
extended to all
The gold mine near Pilot Town has been
bought by a syndicate and it is reported thas
Mr.. Haincs. of Rising Sun, and Messrs. Wash
layton DAVIS and J. D. West, of our town are
richcr by q neat sum OF money.
At our town election Monday the following
commissioners were elected: Messrs John G..
Vaunort, John Lamm. Isaiah i,lrlin, Edwin
Boynton, Samuel Reynolds, John McClena-
han and DR.. II. w. Hopes.
Copies Of the "CecU VhiJ' are on sale
each ,reek in Port Deposit at Stebbing's Nens
Stand. Price cents.