The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-06-09
Port Deposit.
POM DEPOSIT. juno s. 1900.

The "Cecu IVhig' is on sale each ueek in
Port Deposit at StebJiag'& Ne,cs Stand. 3
| cents COPY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhoads, of Philadelphia.
were Miss Lizzie Atkinson's guests over
Sunday
Mr.. Austin Boyuton, OF Eimira, n. y. is
the guest Of Mr.. Edwin Boynton.
Miss Mowbray and nephew, of Baltimore.
are visiting Rev. and Mrs. A. S. Mowbray.
Miss Sherman, of Washington, is the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. IcCle4ahan.
Miss Ethel Nesbitt is at home for the sum-
mer vacation.
Miss Mary Durgin is at home, having grad =
uated at the State Normal School.
Harry Smithson has gone to Illinois to j. art
| in business for himself
Mrs. S. Z. johnson, Mrs. c. IL. Knight
Miss Elizabeth Boynton, Messrs. Austin and
Edwin Boynton took delightful sail on the
steamer Susquehanna to Baltimore Wednes-
day.
Edward Larue died Oh Saturday, the result
Of cutting cash or his head by falling into
Rock Run creek.
The popular moonlight excursions which
gave so much pleasure last summer will be
resumed June IS.
The officers for the Young Mems Associa.
ton for the ensuing year are-President E.
S. Boyle; vice-president I. 7. Swami; secre-
tary, f. T. Benson; treasurer. s. A. Vannort;
executive committee Rev. A. S. Mowbray,
George Wentz Charles Morrison, Edwin
Boynton, Thomas st. Clair.
Next Saturday, June 1G, will be Field Day
for the Jacob Tome Institute. The following
Sunday Rev. Timothy Stone, Of Brown
Memorial Church, Baltimore, will preach the
baccalaureate sermon in the Tome Memorial
NJ. E. Church. Rev. Remsen, OF the Johns
Hopkins University, Baltimore, will address
the pupils Monday morning.
DIR. James G. Mackenzie gave the faculty of
the j. T. /. delightful excursion down the
river Friday night on the steamer City Belle.
on Saturday the yearly excursion of the
Kings Daughters came up from Baltimore.
A great number OF the crowd went up to the
Silver Cross Home where there were a mum
Der Of things on sale. Quite neat sum was
realized.
MISS LiA" Duh' '''-' >A''tl'9 bOth"Hi VI
Baltimore, were married Friday night by
Rev P. p. Arnd.
Misses Frances Barnard Jane IempIeton,
Clara Mann ard Mary Lawtou gave recep-
ton to the oanN directors o. the jacob lone
Institute These directors are pupils OF the
institute and they have a savings bank which
IS carried on III the most correct manner,
under the direction oi Miss barnard. Music
was furnished BY Miss Florence snyder
Each director brought IHdy' Inc guests
were-Ioss HOPKINS, Miss hatAIeeE tassltt'
Charles Buck Miss Latth hoAnie' Emil Hohn,
Miss DelLa Io"n7elu' Harry Logan MISS
sophie HoIIHholer' Milford Cane Miss Bertha
craig "iired ol%"' Miss Agnes Ao"Ofay'
halph Cummings Miss Cor" A@cDonaId'
deception from 10 H.
Mrs Tome mas purclase4 PAIR OF me
horses when arrived mere thls week rom
Cad%' ONO
MISS Henrietta bHncrolI' ol Detroit Alch''
gave fine address Sunday evening II the
NJ l. ChureA' AT the close OF the service q
Home Missionary Society was organized WITH
Mrs. L. }, Abrahams as president Miss stella
"iIsoL Nce-PreSiueHl' A4ss LIlle buIcAen-
hart corresponding secretary Miss Helen
Diekey recording secretary Mrs. d. {. Nes'
bltt treasurer A"Alother 5 Je|eI BAND was
formed with Mrs G. NJ. Knight as sUperin'
tendent.
Miss Florence Snyder Is Leader tor the
, Christian Endeavor Sunday evening Sub
iect, Lives that Lift
EdIth Barr IS .edIer for the Junior League
Miss Elsie DAVIS ran away IRON LeE nome
in oxford, Pa, las. Monday She reached
here Oh the S,32 train in the morning, called
at the home Of Mr. John NJ. Creswel, went
to the j. 7. l., where she was shown through
after which she bought 4 ticket to Whining
ton. Her distressed parents heard OF hen