The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-07-14
PORT Deposit.
PORT DEPOSIT, July -, 1900.


The "CecH WING" is on SHE each 'reeE IN
Port Deposit a S'cJ5iag's ye,rs &d2,d. 8
cents copy,
Miss Grace Lee, Mrs. George Haccerty
and daughter, Of Baltimore, are Mrs. John
NJ. McGIgAahua's guests.
Katie lamar is visiting Miss Anthony in
Hartford county
Mrs. Lynn Byrd, Of Baltimore Is at Orkney
the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Enoch
McCllloush.
Miss =. NJ. Gerry is enjoying herself with
Miss Fannie Banks il Chesapeake City.
VIM. Campbell, Of Philadelphia. is visiting
Harry Oldham.
Frances Hopkins is at home after a visit to
friend III the North.
Nlte" tou'ls.oHe enjoyed Sunday with
mis- mother in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Samuel Mitchell and son, Of Whining
ton, visited her mother this week.
Ms T ign Tome IS At nome from u short
stay in Ao.4n:!, City.
L. Corr and Pci!c u YanacmGn are at
Ocean Grove for the summer.
JaI-ea att and Miss Lila Piatt. Of Wilm-
ineton, spent last week with Dora Barr
Marv 0akforI. Of Philadelphia is spending
Il we"N with friends in town.
Rev l. Z. Poole, OF Chesapeake City was
ut the ". T. Parsonage on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evoritt Jones and children
have gone to Boston. The little folks will
remain y It'll relatives while their parents 20
to Europe
Lmula rory visited Washington friends
this wc.'.
Edith Palmer will rest in Chautauqua, n.
Y, this summer.
John Macy, Of Pleasant Grove, Miss
Kirby, of Aberdeen, Miss Taylor ard Mr..
Hammond, Of PIytheiale We're the guests
Of thu Misses Butchelhart this week
Rev. !. y Mowbray preached in the NJ. P.
Churah Il, Oakwood Sunday afternoon.
Wm, s,iauer, Of Philadelphia is having
pleasant visit at DR.. aul Mr.. ReuIand's.
Mr. G. arIotto Newell nna children, are
enjoying the summer at SaGayside
Grace Holm is visiting friends in Baiti-
more
Bep!ah Tisnor, Of Baltimore, is spending
some tue VIII nrr pat"n'-.
Minnie Mccullough is u: home after a
pleasant visit to Better;1n Her friend Miss
Violet Moore returue! VITA her.
NJ" W' -ar Ba!derston, Of Washington, D.
O., i. ,.E..' * near town.
Rev. +. $. Graham. of Baltimore. visited
his friends Rev. and Mrs W. ". Shaw We'd
neslay arl Thursday on his way to Eng
land
Mr. Lynch brought boz OF white black
berries to the editor of the Press Tuesday
morning which were very fine and curiosity
co every one
Captain Thomas Perry Of L. $. n. enter
tanned a few friends on the light house tender
+'yiolet' last Friday.
Tf""e'ny, 10Th the Presbyterian Sunday
School will give an excursion TO Betterton.
Adult tickets 30 cts; children 15cts. Susque.
hanna leaves at 7.30 returning. reaches Port
at 6 q m,
The Junior League will hold social at
the NJ. L. Parsonage next Tuesday evening.
Tuesday evening the orchestra OF the NJ.
8. Sunday School held a most delightful
social festival on the parsonage lawn The
fence all around was made beautiful by
waYln,; Gags, the booths were handsomely
trimmed and the grove was lighted by
gasoline lamps and many colored japanese
Eanterns. About thirty eight dollars we're
clc7.
The body of Elmer Z. Lister OF South
Chester, Pa. was found by Thomas Hollie
near the crusher at the quarries about day
light this morning. He started home very
much under the influence Of liquor and was
killed by a freight train. One leg was cut
off, and his body badly crushed. He was