The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-03-04
THROUGH THE COUNTY.
PORT DEPOSIT NEWS.


Mr.. Jacob Butchenhart, of Philadelphia
spent Sunday with Mrs. Hannah Butchen
hart, on North Main street.
Mr.. Z. @. Bond, Jr., was a Philadelphia
visitor over Sunday
Mr.. Ponsette, of Wilmington, Del, wa.
Mr.. and Mrs. David st. Clair's guest from
Friday until Monday.
Mrs. Ear ast Rowland, of Liberty Grove
was at the nome Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Pussy
on Sunday.
Miss Clara Touchstone. Of Alexandria, Va.
is home on short visit.
Messrs. Frank Capp and Roy McClenahar
OF Princeton, N. j., are spending few day:
in Port Deposit.
Miss Lulu Il. Gerry has returned to Phila
'delphiU after pleasant visit with her mother
Mrs. Jaue a. Gerry.
Miss Auaa Whitman OF Rock Springs, ha.
TT her guest, Miss Maud Stebbing, of oul
'tovn.
Mics Virginia Abrahaus is visiting Mis-,
Ella Basil Annapolis.
Mrs MaVl.o1 Acker and Joel were in Havrt
de Grace on Wednesday.
Mr., Rowland Clapp was a Baltimore visitor
over Sandy.
Mr.. Horlort Cummings, OF Pilot Town, was
j Il town ca Saturday.
Mr.. Cre-Wel Head, of Washington, d. c..
was Hrs @. V. Healds guest on Friday.
Mss Krtho rine Dolbear is making a-tour
'through the South.
Miss Bertha Harris has accepted position
in Chester, "a.
H. ant I've st. a.;
'entertaineu 10y DR.. and Mrs. C. S. Boyle over
SUNDAY.
Mrs. NUyt3 was called to Lynne, Conn. by
THE death If Il relative.
Mrs. s. c. Rowland was in Baltimore shop.
ping % W lesday.
Mr. Barney Levi, of Havre de Grace, was
Xr. Maurice Acker's guest Tuesday.
The second whist club was pleasantly en-.
gEertsihed Ivy the Misses Oakford on Tuesday
evening.
Miss Carrie Coates, of Richardsmere, spent
SUNDAY III town.
Mr.. H. II. Howe was in Baltimore on Sat
rurday.
Mr.. john Sutor, of Havre de Grace. spent
Wednesday and Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs
John NrG2as.
Miss l.. Nyrna Tomkinson will lead the
EpW nth League Sunday evening, text-"Tht
Oates Of Iion,' Psalms 81 II; 100 5
a coriia! welcome is extended to all.
Our new postmaster, Mr.. William Coulson
went into yi1ice on Wednesday, with Mr.. Al
lbert Nannor. as his assistant.
Mr FRI rick Reuhr is attending the Mary
..,,' I,,.
i'orr"r So ut of the Jacob Tome Institute
We wish hirI success.
Mr.. krlhony. aged seventy-hve years
died III he home, on North Main street, Fri
day event., after a long illness. The funera
services W..e in charge of Rev. W. p. Comp
ton. Int"tment in Mt Pleasant Cemetery
"1he Gates of Zion" Psalms 81 II 100
Is, is the text of the Christian Endeavor for
Sunday evening, led by Miss Nellie Arm
strong ~ will receive a warm welcome if
you will e 10 this service.
The Il t"rham was royalty entertained by
Mrs. Evelyn Tome on Thursday evening.
This was .na OF the most enjoyable meetings
,ever held ny them. The committee who pre-
parsd the program for this meeting was Mrs.
Jane Teu,p eton. The evening was spent
with Warner and the program was as fol.
Hows :-L.fec, Mrs. Charlotte Newell Tristan
and lsolGe, Vorspiel, Aeo ian harp played by
Mr. frencL; Artists, Miss Wilde; Nbelun.
gen Letr.-.osy, Miss Mann The Pride of the
Walkdreo Fire Scene Indie Walkure. AGO.
Liam; L,h'agrn, Miss Shaad; Wedding
March, AecJan Tannhauser Miss Burnite
Tanuhauscr Overture, Aeolian; Solo. Even
ing Star, mr. Wiley; Solo, Miss Pugh. One
OF the must pleasant features of the evening,
was tai. On literature, by Prof James r.
CAM bel.. tho first director of the Jacob Tome
Institute Those present were as follows -
Mrs. Toni, Mrs. Nesbitt, Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley,
Mr.. and Ma. Emory McClenahan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jamco R. Campbell Mrs. f. 7. Benson,