The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-07-22
COUNTY NEWS.
[COntinued from Page IL
PORT DEPOSIT NEWS.


iOhI DEPOblI' July Il, lO5J
Rowland Clapp has returned from a trip
to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ewes, of Wilmington,
visited Mr.. and Mrs 7. ]. vanneman during
the week.
Rev. Robert Watt, d. D., held quarterly
conference in the NJ. Z. Church Friday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W Ranch and Miss Edna
Beaver, who were the guests OF Mrs. j. A
Gerry, returneH to their home in Shamokin
on Wednesday.
Miss Florrnce HOPES is spending the
week with her brother, Dr.. H. W. Hopes
Miss Maud Evans and Master Steele Evans
of Baltimore, are at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs II. Il. Cameron.
Than. V. Ranch, city editor Of the Phila-
delphia Inquirer, was Il visitor at Mrs. j. A.
Gerry's Friday and saturday.
Miss Bess Pugh is at home after Il delight
full visit TO friends in PENNSYLVANIA
Mr.. and Mrs. A. PoGGe. Of Rising sun,
were at her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. j.
Williams on Wednesday.
Miss Josephine Carson, OF Asheville,
Tennessee, is visiting relatives here.
Rev. w. W. Shaw and family have return
cd from Il visit il Kent county.
Mrs. II. j. r. Cresswci ana Miss McIntre,
OF Elkton, Messrs Charles Head. Of Lynch
burg, Va, and Cresswel HeaII. of Wash
ington, were Miss BoyntOn'5 guests on We'd
nesday.
X. Q. Hopkins sPen. sunday with his
family at Buena Vista
Mr.. ana Mrs. Robert Stephenson ana
family are with Hartford county friends.
Joseph Everist has been spending few
days in Baltimore.
Miss Jennie KennersIey, Of Baltimore is
visiting in town.
Miss Emily Slieer is visiting the Misses
Wilson.
Rev A. S. Mowbray held quarterly con-
ference at Rising sun and Mt Pleasant on
Saturday, instead Of the Presiding Elder
who was indisposed.
The excursion to Cambridge Friday did
not + home Until 2.3O a. II. Saturday.
Nc Q, fofeiins the long outing every one
~. cdVe--y night as Mrs. Stephen Gather
n g he stastGIrchse il her home she fell
"a q o;riIiya4: n clear to the bottom. She
waT wang - sed and her head cut, but
th,Gg OF yesterday injury.
the next sandstorm? 7oid ms property
coyery, the greatest of the c. ,Il-tees Of the
and imperfect to the world?1. Rumor
you must be mad What's the lie N'"
Khirgiz Tartar beside these prccl,.s
- a.,o, All, asutvSv popae1 pue se!w 1lo ne
n,.snn uo,1 aueds s1eeds 10 1eAops IN sa;-
smsua 10 cps 6IsAs wolI ssol icing q II.
~, a3e,us asom sqa 4uaae of our most
tuV e"'N been called to fill
'noA.an. in chemistry and
co. ; ayl..... Il the Pennsylvania Military
College Chester, Pa He will assume his
duties next fail His many friends extend to
him hearty congratulations and best wishes
for tn" success which he deserves.
Virginia M.Cicrahan q lanty little tot of
<hree entertained lev friends Monday
morning. Those who enjoyed her hospital
ity We're: Little Misses Margaret Boyce, Jose
phina McClenaLaI, EvaIyu Nesbitt and Made
line Hopes.
Mr.. John st. Clair hurt Ais foot quite badly
saturday by falling from Il car at OctorarC
junction, The wcUnd was dressed by Dr.
Fisher.
Mrs. Stull will have charge OF the Christian
Endeavor Sunday evening. DR.. L. 5, Boyle
will lead Epworth League aud little Miss
Edna Lamm the Junior League.
On Saturday Mrs. Angeine Dixon died at
the age Of eighty. Her death was due to her
advanced years. She was buried at Hope
well Cemetery. Rev. A. 5. MOwbray had
charge Of the service, Bearers. Messrs. |.
w. Burn, Jas. Bowman. Frank Hail, Saml
st. Clair Fred Stebbings, Harry Stebbings.
James I. Mackenzie, D. D. Phi. D., OF
Lawrenceyille, N. j., has been appointed
director OF the Jacob Tome Institute. For
the past seventeen years DR., Mackenzie has
been at the head OF LaTrencevillc school.
He brings Recommendations from the Hon.
Grover Cleveland, A. P. German. beside
other mon Of Prominence. He is a graduate