The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-07-08
PORT DEPOSIT NEWS.

PoRT DEPOSIT, July I, 1899.
Miss Rosa Dinsmore of Staten Island, is
having II pleasant visit with Mrs. John Falls
Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay, of Baltimore, are
spending this month with Mr.. and Mrs. 7. j.
Vanneman.
Miss Annie Keen. of West Nottingham,
was entertained by Miss Beulah Crcswell this
week.
Mr.. Howell Kidd has returned from
pleasant visit in Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs James Snoderass have as
their guest Mrs. Snodgrass of Quarryyile.
Harry Barr. of Baltimore was home sun
day and Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pogue. of Rising Sun,
We're in town on the Fourth.
Miss Florence Wooley, Of Baltimore, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.. White.
Miss Lee, of Baltimore, is visiting Mrs.
Virginia Nesbitt
Harry Waitman and Miss Beulah Waitman
were at the home OF Mr.. d. G.. Wilson this
week.
Prof. H. H. Howe, former director OF the
Jacob Tome Institute, has been made Presi-
dent OF the Adelphia Academy, Brooklyn.
Ny.
Mr.. and Mrs II. G. Nesbitt are spending a
few weeks in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. McClenahan and Roy
McCenahan sailed for Europe Tuesday.
Mr.. Plat, Miss Margaret Platt Miss Ida
Woodrow and Mr. Guild, of Wilmington,
were Miss Dora Bars guests on the Fourth.
Mrs. A. s. Mowbray and sons. Edwin and
Alpneus, are visiting friends in Cardoya.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans Buckley and son have
returned to their home in Baltimore after
visit with Mrs. Georgiana Buckley
A game Of ball was played here Tuesday
morning between Havre de Grace and the
Arliagton's, of Port Deposit. Score. 1G to
in favor of Port
You will receive warm welcome at the
Epworth League prayer meeting Sunday
evening at 7 clock. The leader will be Mr..
II. \. Gerry. Topic, "a Good Vocation"
Mark 81, u, 13, 30, 49,
Miss Marie Glardi and Mr.. McMulen of
Perryville, will be married on the 18th.
On Wednesday, the 2sth inst, Master Ward
.Nbld ipil, Inning IoS' VI IlIt ltul
posts of Sun Bros. circus. He did not say
anything of it until the following Friday,
when it became swollen 80 he could not see
DR.. Clemson was summoned, and he found
cartilage had been dislocated. He Is still
suffering very much with his nose.
The Christian Endeavor Sunday evening
will be led by Miss Mary Durgin. All are
invited. Topic, "a Good Vocation" Mark
Sc. II, 10, 30-37.
On Saturday Mrs. J. Howard Pugh went to
push her lighted hall lamp up when it fell
out. Had it not been quickly removed q big
fire would have resulted.
Misses Anna and Mercie Moore, of Colora
were in town Saturday.
Prof. Howard McClenahan. of Princeton,
n j., is home for the summer.
Mrs. Jane A. Gerry, Misses Ida and Flor
ence May Gerry were guests Of Mrs. II. A. G.
Westerileld at Rising Sun Saturday.
Mr.. Vincent Moore will lead the Junior
League Sunday evening. Topic, "The Ant"
Prov. G:G-8. Everybody is invited
The kissing bug is said to be in town. 1t
is reported colored man and Italian on
Granite avenue were badly bitten Saturday.
The Fourth was quite noisy here, in the
evening especially Beautiful fireworks were
put off.
The storm Wednesday afternoon did great
damage in our town. Water ran through the
roof of H. G. Nesbitt's store, damaging goods,
into Mr. Charles Grants house, into George
Vannorts and Rev. ?. P. Arnd's houses,
Messrs. Bane and Barry's, also Mrs. Stul;s.
1t washed our streets badly knocked down
walls, spoiled gardens. Filled the pavement
by McClenahan Bros. full of mud and stone,
! also down by Mrs. Pugh's.