The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-10-22
THROUGH THE COUNTY.
PORT DEPOSIT. Oct. 21rt, 1898.
PORT DEPOSIT NEWS.


Mr.. and Mrs. I. V. Rauck, OF Philadelphia
enjoyed Friday and Saturday, with the Misse:
Gerry.
Miss Elizabeth Boynton was Mr.. and Mrs
w. H. Williams guest at the "St. James, ,
Baltimore the last of the week.
Miss Craig, of Perryyille, was Miss Martie
Williams guest over Sunday.
Miss Kirk, of Belfast Ireland is visiting
ner sister, Mrs w. Shaw.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Samuel Carvn, of Philadel-
phia, were at Mrs. Tones, over Sunday.
H,cssrs. Walton Can pbel and Amos Burin
were in Baltimore, Friday AMI Saturday.
Misses Houser Annie Smith, Jane Temple
ton, Alice Gardner, Annie Lawton, Harriet
Wilde went to Baltimore, Saturday afternoon
to Sc" ada Re han"
Mrs. Nickle and son. Foster Nickle went to
Baltimore, this week, to consult an oculisf
about the formers eyes.
Miss Margaret Vanneman is visiting friends
IN Baltimore.
Mrs. Virginia NJ. Nesbilt was at the hon e
Of her sister, Mrs. Haggerty. in Batimor" m
Saturday.
Mr.. Edwin Boynton was in Elkton, Monday
Miss AMMO P. Bross of Portland Gregg d.
and Miss Hickman, OF the State Normal
school School, Baltimore. are Mrs. Ncwelis
guests,
Mrs. Margaret Tay lor, who a number o.
years ago resided here, but now Of St. Paul.
Mimi. is at the hotel with her Two grand
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an education at the Jacob Tome Institute
Mrs. Townsend, of Oakland, Pa, is board
ing in town with her son and daughter, whom
she has brought here for the same purpose.
Messrs. W W. Hopkins and II. A. NesJitt
left Thursday for West Virginia, where they
will remain a week.
Miss Irene Hackett was called to Whining.
ton, Tuesday, because Of the serious illness Of
her father.
MIR. and Mrs. S. c. Rowland have moved
slnto town for the winter, from their country
residence.
The house of Mrs Sarah Everist is receiv-
ing q coat IF paint
Miss Grace Grant will have charge OF the
Junior League, and Miss Myrna Tomkinson
the Senior League, Sunday evening. The VI.
+. Church is now ready for services in the
lecture room. All services will be held there
Instead Of the Town Hall untilth auditorium
is furnished.
Miss Florence Snyder started to the Pea
body institute Il short time since. When
called upon to show her ability as "A pianis,
la 4 -.n nav lnI al
ship. This reflects great credit upon her
former teacher, Miss Agnes Squer.
Mr.. Philip Storm has opened a butcher
shop next Carson's drag store He also serves,
oysters in every style. a new porch is being
added 10 the building. which will be a great
improvement.
The teachers at the Institute have formed
basket ball club and enjoy themselves each
afternoon after school hours on the Institute
grounds.
Sparrows' Point Football team played the
Institute eleven in Mr.. T. c. Bonds field Sat
urday afternoon. Visitors won, 10 TIL
game was well played by both sides The
visitors were gentlemen and although we
were beaten, We hope they will visit us again.
One OF the team. young man by the name
OF Kelly, hal the smaller bone in one Of his
legs broken below the knee. He was taken
into the Institute and the bono set by Dr.
Clemson. The broken limb was an accident
as there was no rough playing on either aide
On the 2Gth. the Harmony Chapel will hold
festival They desire the patronage of the
public, as they are in need OF funds.
Mr.. Otis Kennard and Miss Annie St. Clair
were married at the brides home, Wednesday
evening at six o'clock. by Rev. W. II. Ban
croft, of Chester. The house was beautifully
decorated with flowers and the bridal party
stood under a bell Of roses. She was married
in white brocaded silk and wore at her
neck handsome diamond pin presented by
the groom. They left on the 1856 train for
Philadelphia, their future home.