The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-02-25
THROUGH THE COUNTY.
PORT DEPOSIT NEWS.
PORT DEPOSIT. Feb. q, 1899.

PORT DEPOSIT. FeD II, 1879.
Ms Lotte Williams was in Rising Sun on
Monday,
Mr.. G. r. Moore and Miss May Moore of
Pattsour2, N Y, were entertained by Miss
Jane Templeton over Sunday.
Mrs, II, z Nesbitt has returned from a
visit in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Cara NJ Knight is having visit with
Rev and Mrs. Ii. A. G.. Westeriield Mt Chesa-
peake Cty.
Ar. and Mrs. John Pogue of Rising Sun.
werr Mr.. ard Mrs. Thomas Williams guests
over SuGdly.
Miss } nnie G. Roads, of Philadelphia,
srcut fe,, days this week with Miss Lizzie
Atkinson.
NJ. H. g. Nesbtt and Mr.. Clarence Nesbitt
havc ra,urned from visit in New Orleans
Mr.. Campbell the first director of the
Jacob Institute, wife and daughter are Mrs.
Ja@C@ Tcm"'a guests this week.
Mrs. g r. Cook is visiting in Baltimore
NJ. Gasoline Orr, wife of the late james
Orr, G'rj at her home on North lain street
alter a protractet illness Saturday night
She leaves three daughters and two Sons
M. Or vas 81 years of age and was for IA
loAc tine 4 member of the Methodist Church.
FUce-rl services were held at her late resi-
deuce ut II 30 O'Clock Tuesday morning IN
chGr-e o! Rev W. p. Compton. Bearers
M2aars ~. W. Davis. Edw. Gilligap. Dixon
Wost. Ere1 West, Roman West and j. NJ
CresweI [nterment in Hopewel Cemetery
DIR l. S. Boyle will have charge of the
Il L..
TI"e Christians" Psalm 92:12.15, is the sub
ject. Everybody is welcome.
Tho people of our town were delighted to
sea Dr. ". P, Eveland, former director of
TIL Jaeob Tome Institute and who has Just
returned from Europe, in town this week.
." Monday afternoon DR.. Eveland gave a
delightful address on England to the two
seventh grades of the Jacob Tome Institute.
Palm Tree Christians" Psalm 92I-l5, is
the SUBJECT of the Christian Endeavor for
Sunday evening, led by Rev. W. w. Shaw.
A cords! invitation is extended to all.
The commissioners had a force of men on
tn rlaIiS this week digging the snow away
80 that III" mail carriers could get through
Miss Myrtle DOrcas will have the Junior
League in charge Sunday evening. Subject,
"E .ch othor, be ye kind; kind to every living
creature, Eph. lbs Service begins at 6
o'clVch.
The people on the lower side of the street
arc moving upstairs and those who have not
novel are getting ready to. 1t is thought
if We have an ice gorge it will come Sunday
DR.. Harry Clemson entertained the Second
Whist Cab Tuesday evening. He had tue
first floor waXei for dancing the Messrs.
Matthews furnishing the music On the
second floor whist was played. The follow
ing persons were present: Mrs. Hopes,
Misses Helen Hunt, Henrietta Wilde, Eliza
beth Boynton Marie Barry, Bertha Reynolds,
Bessie Pugh, Nan and May Oakford, Mary
Hopkins, R.ba Brickley, Helen Shaad, Mar
gasog V,.nneman, Edith Gardner; Messrs.
Joseph Everist, W. Il. Nesbitt, Robert Nc
CIenahaE, Roy Snyder, Philip Bond, William
Carson, Ccrl Squier, Rowland Clapp and
Edwin Boynton. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Cameron received.
The exercises in the primary chapel We'd
nesday morning were of Il patriotic nature
in honor Of Washington. Patriotic songs
Ter" sung and "reminiscences of Washington |
were given. The following was the program
of the hiSh School exercises Hymn, Come |
Thou ficighty King responsive reading, |
81 and 4th High Schools; Lowells tribute to |
Washington, Howard Johnson; reading,
Margaret Caldwell; Washington's Birthday,
William Smith; Washington's Rule, Emma
Gather; Washington, Lawson Hindman;
Byron's tribute to Washington, Virginia
jones' Luwcl's tribute to Washington Jas.
Newell; Lincoln (Stoddard) Elizabeth Miller;
extract from Lincolns Gettysburg speech,
William White; reading, Marshall Brown;
My Captain, Julia Mackay; song, America.
school.
The Martha Washington Social held at the
home o Mrs. H. X. Stephenson Wednesday
night was success in every way. The
readings by Miss Tomkinson We're especially
enjoyed. Mr.. Aul, of Baltimore, made the