Evening journal., 1900-09-17
PUT DOMITORIES
IN OPERA HOUSE
Port Deposit Girl Wins
Scholarship Other News
Of Maryland Town

Port Deposit Md. Sept. l5.-The
steamer Kittey Knight ran tn week
in place of the steamer "Susquehanna,
as she was being repaired.
Jacob Snyder has bought the house
occupied by 4. T.. Steph snson from
Tome Institute. and will move into it
lin March.
The scholarship at the art department
OF the Maryland Institute has been
given to Miss Frances " Dickey by the
school Commissioners.
The engagement OF j. B. Ramsey,
president OF the Mechanics Bank, of
Baltimore. but once resident of this
town. 10 Miss McCullen. has been an
nounced. The wedding Is to take place
this Fall
John II. Kimble has been appointed
trustee of Tome Institute in the place
Of r. c. Bond, deceased.
The Opera House is being made into
dormitories for some Of the students Of
Tome Institute. and will be heated by
steam.
summervlle Diver. who was stu
dent of Tome Institute last year will go
to Dickinson this year.
Tome Institute will OPEN on We'd
aesday. Sept 26.
Miss Fannie Morrison, OF the New
York Normal School. Oswego, n. Y, at
which institution she will graduate In
1901. has returned after an enjoyable
visit home.
Master John Boyde is much improved
in health from an operation for appen-
dicitus performed by Dr. stump oil
Perryville.
The Cecil County Sunday School Con-
vention will be held I'm Port Deposit on
September 20 and So An interesting
program is being prepared. One of the
nelpful features OF the convention Will
be an afternoon devoted mainly to
primary work. Experienced VIC kers
IN the department VII be present.
Forty-one Fresh A r Oh ldren bOudei
the train hereTuesday en- route for Their
homes in Baltimore. Some Of the mem
bers of Hopewell NJ. Z. Church had
taken them for a week and were loath
have them leave when their time ex-
lired. The children were so delighted
they asked If they could come again
next Summer.
Miss Lille ButChenhart is teaching
At Blythedale. Miss Belle II. Nanneman
1t Pcrryville and Miss Mary Durgin at
Chapel school
Miss Clara Mccullough Is quite III at
her home on North Main street
The Rev A. S. Mowbray VIII preach
and make an address on the occasion Of
the annual Sunday school reunion at
nrH low ANrfrnn.u.-
lire. of Baltimore VIII preach m1rri ls
and evening in rome VI. E. Church On
Sunday.
Miss Lizzie A. Atkinson has returned
from a pleasant visit to Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Cummings are at
City.
Mrs Jane A. Gerry has returned from
Ocean Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs S. c. Rowland and
'nmily are at Atlantic City
Miss Leora NJ. Adams, Of Lenni. Pa,
was entertained by Miss Mertie c. Rob
erts last week.
Miss Harriet Wilde, OF Boston, is the
guest of Mrs. E. 5. Tome.
Miss Mary Motley, Of Norfolk, Va, is
visiting Miss Emma Motley.
W. W Reynolds and Louis Reynolds,
)f baltimore. were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. James G. Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Cummings, Of
North East. are visiting in town.
Mrs Clara NJ. knight has returned
rom a visit TO Chesapeake City.
Mr. and Mrs Willard Aldrich are
guests of Rev and MIS-. w. p. Eveland..
Of York. Pa.
Misses Ella and Florence Wilmer Of
Baltimore, are guests OF Mrs. Jane A.
Gerry.
Miss Annie Alexander CT Baltimore,
8 at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Casper
Mohrlein.
Misses Jennie and Sara Gillgan. OF
Oxford. Pa spent this week with Mr.
and Mrs John McClenahan.
SALEM COUNTY