The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-04-01
THROUGH THE COUNTY.
PORT DEPOSIT NEWS.

FORT bEPOSlT, March ii, 1893.
Miss Fanny May Brooks has returned to
her home in Chesapeake City after a very
pleasant visit with Miss Florence May Gerry
Mrs. NJ l.. West, of Baltimore, was Miss
Lizzie Atkinson's guest Friday and Saturday.
Nils iieIen Yerkes, OF Holland, Pa, spent
Monday at the home of Mrs NJ J. Kidd.
Miss Beuah Creswell was entertained by
the Misses Keen, Of West Nottingham, Sun
day
Mrs NoIlie Clapp was in Philadelphia on
Wednesday.
Mr.. Townsend Davis. of Charlotte Hall, is
home for the holidays
Mrs. ii. G. Nesbitt and Miss Mary Houser
visited Philadelphia Monday.
Mr. He'v' Vanneman, of Cornell Uuiver.
sity, was a Port Deposit visitor Wednesday,
Miss M"rthyr Evans, Of Mt. Pleasant. n
j., was Miss Margaret Evans guest this
weeh.
Rev El"le Maloy, Of Rowlandyilp, was in
town Monday.
Miss Mluie Stebbing has returned from a
vi-i, i N 'aster. Pa,
Mr.. C'ci Peoples, OF Philadelphia, visited
Mr. Adam Peoples this week.
BIS, hoy McClonahnn and Frank Clam.
of princeton, are home for the Easter vaca-
ton
So ne ot the teachers of the jacob Tome
institute 7ho will spend sunday ont of town
are Misses Annie Smith. Helen Hunt. Harriet
Wilde, L. Myrnn Tomkinsou, Jane H. Tenn
pletor, Miss Jewett, Mr.. French Mr.. France,
Mr.. Swan.
IT, s,osc Of Mr. II. c. y shit was broken
into list sunday evening and some goods
ard f"w dollars taken.
Miss Frances Hopkins is home from Rye
COL a;a, y. Y, and has brought with her Miss
Mari. Hall, Of Chicago; Miss Sara c.
Cabla, Of Bridgeport, Coun, and Miss Edith
L. Davis, OF Sundusky, o.
Hurry Robertson, OF Rising Sun, wa, in
town Thursday.
Mr.. {. K. Cook moved to Iavre de Grace
asst Saturday. She will he greatly missed by
the y. Church and Sunday School as she
was "A great worker il both
Miss Ma1el Smith will lead the Junior
LEAGUE sunday. at which service everybody
IS iavre1. Topic for April is-"What jesus
Did Some New Testament Miraclcs' Text
for SUnday-"The Dead Raised" John II,
%, 2G, 4o-l4.
OIa Of the most interesting and delightful
! eclUre3 ever given in the Jacob Tome In.
stitutc was delivered by Prof. Edward How
are GriSss Tuesday evening Subject, 'SelG
Cutu'n through the Vacation" Even
thou!h tue evening was rainy Il large crowd
as, .ogtai TO hear him. Prof Grisgs has
given forty lectures in the United states since
he cope from abroad.
We are glad to see the ''City Belle run
rin- bctTeen here and Lapidum once again.
The Christian Endeavor will be under the
direction If Miss Annie Lawton Sunday even
ing Text, THE Birthday Of Hope Peer
l:l-9 Lycryhody is cordially invited.
George Wilson hurt his foot quite badly
last eek by piece of iron falling OIL it.
William Cresweil and family have moved
into ere house lately vacated by John
Shrrpap
o. account OF the failing health of her
lathe, Mrs. Blanche NJ. Hawkins mas resigned
rs ~ mary teacher Of the Jacob Tome Instit-
ute. an" has accepted II position in Warren.
Pa, u,ror her home Mrs. Hawkins will 20
to ha new field Of labor right after the Holt
day. Us it'll much regret we part with
Mrs Hawkins, as she has endeared herself to
her pupils, The faculty Of the Jacob Tome In
stituie AMI the citizens Of our town. warm
welcome is hers whenever she wishes to visit
our town.
MIS- Bertha Smith will lead the Epworth
Le"suc Sunday evening" TeXt-'rhe Birth
day of llope,' Peter 10. A cordial In
vitau :. is extended all to be present.
Our palace steamer Susquehanna landed at
the 'ec"ri Of our town amid the cheers Of
MAJ. ca Tuesday. She is now making daily
trips
The music in the NJ. L. Church and Sunday
Sch", will be unusually fac Easter Rev. A.
s. Mowhray, the new pastor, is expected to
preatI i'll this church.