The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-02-04
THROUGH THE COUNTY.
PORT DEPOSIT NEWS.

Miss Lizzie Atkinson was with Philadelphia
friends from Friday until Monday
Mrs. S. G Rowland has returned from
visit to friends in New York.
Miss Elsie Bond has returned from
visit to Mr. and Mrs. Faux in Piedmont
". Va.
Miss Bertha Metzger is with friends in Bal
timore.
Mrs. II. c. Nesbitt is the guest of hel
daughter Mrs b. b. Lathbury in Philadel.
phic.
Miss Estelle Butchenhart is visiting in Bal
gilmore.
Mrs. Clayland Touchstone, of Moores Pa
is at Mrs. Philip Streets.
Miss Mary Hopkins is at home from a short
visit In b. more.
Miss Blanche Morgan, of Philadelphia. is
at Miss Fannie Wilson's.
Mrs. Jacob Tome entertained Colonel and
Mrs. anryock and Mr. John NJ. Carter OF
Baltimore, and Mr.. and Mrs Chas. b. Finley,
of EiktOn, Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs S. G. Rowland had as her guest We'd
nesday evening John s. Writ, Esq. of Elk
tom.
DE- and Mrs. John H. lamar, OF Elkton
were at Dir. and Mrs. Harry Il. Cameron $
this geek.
Res. Henry Branch. of Ellicott City, spent
several days this week with Mr.. and Mrs Il.
J. VaEnemGn.
E'via 3oynton was in Baltimore this
week.
Mrs. John NJ. McClenahan and Miss Ethel
Nesbitt are spending the week in Baltimore
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Haggerty.
Mss Jane II. Templeton was called sud
denly to Albany Monday because Of the death
of hor sister Mrs. Frederick Warren.
The Parish Aid Society cleared S111 at the
banq"eI gwen by the Knights of Pythias Oh
Wednesday night and their supper Thursday
nielt.
d. Watt will preach in the NJ E. Church
Sunday morning at 1890. There will be
Low Feast at $50, to which all are urged to
come.
Re. W, p. Compton will preach at Rising
Sun Sunday morning and Colora in the
evening.
Miss Nellie Armstrong will have charge of
,th. Christian Endeavor Sunday evening.
Mss Estella Williams and Mr.. Allie Pogue
vii! be married Wednesday afternoon, Feb.
rua. 8, at the home Of the bride, at 2 80
O'Clock.
Do not fail to attend the lecture In the
Assembly Hall Of the Jacob Tome Institute
Saturday evening. 1t is free. DR.. W. H.
M : d. ale lecturer and will interest all.
Mrs. Aldrich and Misses Annie Smith and
Annio Gllcnrist gave a little card party in
hoper Of Miss Lawton Saturday evening
Tru=e present beside the hostesses were Miss
Lawton, Mrs. Newell, Misses Caroline Bur
n, Clara Mann, Margaret Evans, Harriet
Wild, Helen Hunt, Jane Tempeton, Frances
B3roard.
M. Hood, representing the George -
Junior Republic of New York State, accom-
panied by Master Edward Cuthbert, a citizen
OF this Republic, was at the J. T. l. Friday
afternoon. They gave description of the
wYid CON: by this organization and are
dasiroua Of establishing Il Republic outside
of Baltimore.
Mrs. Hollands little daughter fell and
bro"a Ao- cIn Monday.
Joan Carr, colored, was truck in the head
Saturday by one of the buckets that carries
stones at the quarries. He is badly hurt and
roeJ,s.y - doubtful. Monday he was taken
to the hospital in Baltimore.
4 Re most delightful function ever given in
PorL Deposit, was the Masonic banquet on
Wednesday evening. The Presbyterians had
it in charge. but il was under the direct man
agen "ut Of Misses Mary Houser and Virginia
Yanuemun. This in itself meant success and
they had it in evrsy particular. This most
elaborate affair was held in the Opera House.
which was made beautiful by decorations of
nags IN. evergreens The curtain was
dropped and il front of it on the stage We're
polod plants, cut flowers and pillows grace
fully arranged; at the top was their emblem,
the -1ugre and compass and G.; festoons of
evergreen were hung from there to chanda-
liers. The walls were draped with flags In