The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-03-18
THROUGH THE COUNTY.
PORT DEPOSIT NEWS.
PORT DEPOSIT, March II, 1899.


Miss Fanny NJ. Brooks, of Chesapeake City,
is visiting Miss Florence NJ. Gerry.
Miss Jennie G. Rhoads, of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with Miss Lizzie A. Atkinson.
George Morrison, of Wilmington, was a
Port D0posll visitor Monday.
Miss Harriet Wilde has as her guest Miss
Corey OF New Haven, Conn.
Mrs Mary Cummings, OF Johnsonburg
Pa, is being entertained by Mrs John r.
Bond, near town
Miss Elsie Burnite, of Newark n. j., is
spending a few days with her sister Miss
Caroline Burnte.
Mrs. Sarah Touchstone has returned TO
relativSs IL town.
Israel Katz was in Baltimore over Sunday.
Clsrenca Nesbitt, of Philadelphia, was the
guest Of Mr.. II. G. Nesbitt from Saturday
until Monday.
Miss Verdier, of Lapidum, was Mrs. Jesse
Hopes guest over Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. II. r. Cameron were the
anon, Pa, Saturday.
Mr. Mver Kutz, of Baltimore, was in town
SATURDAY
Rev. y ]. Compton will lead the Epworth
league prayer meeting Sunday evening.
Subject " lfMastery," l Cor, 1924 q.
Temperance moeting.) Everybody is re-
quest,'' C present.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Adams celebrated their
thirty-ei1hth wedding anniversary last Thurs
day evening. large number were present
and ueughtful evening was spent.
Miss | Ia Z. Gerry attended the funeral of
Miss Caroline knight in Philadelphia on
Tuesday.
Last Monday while in Havre de Grace
dog bn sir William Hindman on the leg
quite painfully. He went Immediately to DR..
A. c. Crothers, who rendered medical atten-
tion, but said it was nothing serious.
The kindergarten of the Jacob Tome In
stitute now commences at $40 Il. M, instead
of in the afternoon, as it did in the winter.
Tn" Junior League will he led Sunday
evening by Miss Ethel Harvard. Subject
"Opening the eyes of Elisha's Servant 2
Kings 315.17. You are cordially invited to
be pr #.
han Co.'S Saturday on the shoulder OF Mr..
Trowbrilge as he was leaving at noon, hurt
ing him severely.
A meeting of the Port Deposit Book Club
will BE- held at the home of Miss Ida Gerry
Saturday evening at 7 O'Clock sharp All
meIDU T., ;tcC urged to be present.
Miss Clara Mann entertained few of her
Cat a.
Miss Nanette Jewett will have as her sub
ject for the Christian EndeavOr Sunday even
ing ''Self- Mastery" l Cor. 9:2i.27. This
will be temperance meeting and an enjoy
able meeting will be had All are invited.
DR. Edward II. Griggs will lecture in the
Jacob Tome Institute on Tuesday evening,
the 2Sth Inst, at 3 O'Clock. This lecture is
free. DR.. Griggs will also lecture the first OF
April in the institute.
John Smith, who is clerk for Mr.. Ramsey
SmithsoL, one of our butchers and Mis-.
Annie Balance, of Tuloria, Pa, were mar.
ried at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clemson
Holden, of Rising Sun, by Rev. J. Earle
Maloy, Wednesday, afternoon at o'clock
AIR. and Mrs. Smith will for the present board
l.
street.
vi pr Sc party will be rendered Mis-:
Agnes Fisher near town, tonight.
As Mr.. Henry Boyd is about to move on
Cedar street in the house once occupied by
Mr.. William Hindman. Miss Lula st. Clail
and Mr.. R. l.. Westerileld got up dance
which was held in the home he is about to
move from last Friday evening. Music was
furnished by Matthews orchestra Some oil
those present and spent delightful evening
were Misses Maude Stebbing, Margaret White
lock, Ny Boyd, Linnie Falls Edith Lamm,
Bentuga Holm. Mime Mccullough, Amelia
Holm, Lula st. Clair, Rachel Holm, Messrs.
George Campbell Amos Burin. Harry Alex
ander, William Holm, r. L. Westerlleld,
George Hines and Thomas st. Clair.
The attention Of our town authorities is