The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-04-22
PORT DEPOSIT NEWS.

PoRT DEPOSIT, April q, 1889.
Mis- llaeGbbons, of New York, is visiting
MIR. and Mrs. 5. Q. Rowland.
M. W. d. Q NauuemHu, of Clifton Forge,
Va. is Win MS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. }.
Nant,u
I4a Misses llinner, of Kent county, visited
M Samuel Keatley last week.
Nc Howard Abrahams. of Baltimore,
visited las parents over Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. IL. \. q. Westerileld and
daush'e- Of Rising Sun, and Miss willis and
Miss JNgns, of Chesapeake City, were enter
taue ny Mrs. j. A. Gerry this week.
NJ ~r virginia Aorahams has returned from
deij-httul visit to her friend Miss Basil, in
Auusunu8
Mss. Mary Bond Wilson and daughter, OF
CeclCGu, are at the home of her parents, Mr..
AMI Mrs. Reuben Bond.
Mr.. Vim. Nannemau and Miss Virginia
Nauromln are spending u few days with
friends ia Eiiicott City.
Mr. ldwn Boyntou was in Eikton, on
WrInes lay.
Mr., Hurptr. who has been spending the
winter IN town has left for her home in
Mr and Mrs. D. Vance Thomas. Of VIII
mtu-.ol, spout several days with Mr.. and
Mr. S..uu,l Reynolds.
Nj :" l. Baldwin and Miss Eva Cunning
ha u were married Tuesday.
On Wednesday, Mr.. Brlnton Durgin and
Mis- Auaio G. Cunningham were welded.
Myrtle Dorcus will have charge of the
]uuItr EHWurth League service Sunday even
inc at ~,X o'clock. Miss lille Butrheuhart
viii a'u iuct the Senior League. Come out
aud nr,u.. 81 friend to each service. You Will
bc welcome
Tie Christian Endeayor will be led by Miss
Clara HauH. Subject, How Christ Makes
Use Of Common Lives
I,p.l lTtllv evening" Mrs Tome
taiued tn" graduating class Of the jacob
Ton. lu-,itutc. The young people enjoyed
every moment Of the time. Mrs. Tome il II
perfect trustee She makes the most diff
dent feel perfectly at home by her cordial
manner. Ehr evening was spent in playing
games and music. Prizes were awarded TO
th" successful cOutCstans in the progressive
gam,s: To Miss Sara Giigan aid Harry
EmmoDi, a bunch OF carnations Rose we'd
dug was won by three, Hiss Emma Gather,
rose: j.. Charsha, one rose and violets;
Terri, Crawford. carnations Before leaving
Mis- Houser presented each with Il silver
Leaf pencil. Those who enjoyed the evening
We're: Mrs. Tome, Mrs Nesbitt, Miss Houser,
Miss Isabel HOuser, Messrs. William Nesbitt,
French Glass, Misses Emma Gather, Virgie
Jones, Sara Gilligau, Mary Hopkins, Lulu
Miller, Susie Sb"rs. V. Martin. Margaret
Caldwell. M"ssrs. Chester Harper, L. Carsha,
ferris Crawford, Harry Donahoo, Harry
EmmODd, Wlbert HiLdmaD, Howard HoIIo-
way, Howard Johnson, stephen Lamm,
James Mcdowell, Wm. Smith.
Mr Herhcrt Gerry has put new board
walk In front of his Office making a much
nenaa& Improvement
Wednesday work was begun on the Oh
Cre-wuli homestead. For some years they
hay" been thinking Of improving it, and on
Wednesday the work was BEGUN in earnest
The old stone kitchen will he torn down, and
n diU'ug room and kitchen with butter pantry
put up: over il four rooms aud bath room;
above that two bed rooms. The old front
viii not he touched but will he mO!crni2ed Il
ii,tle inside II will take several months to
complete the work which when done. will be
a val Improvement As well rs a great con
Veui@uca. The home is now occupied 10y
Mrs G. NJ. Head. daughter OF Mrs.
Murphy nee CreSwell, nee Webb, and tn"
graudnhilircn of Mr.. Murphy, Miss Elm.
beth Boyntou AMI Mr. Edwin Boyuton,