The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-10-20
PORT Deposit.
PORT DEPOSIT. Oct. 10, 1900.


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cents copy.
Messrs Foster and Hammond Nickle visited
| Bel Air last week.
| Mrs II. n. Nesbit spent part of last week
in Philadelphia with her daughter Mrs. b. j,
| Lathbury.
Mrs. L. T. Stephenson is at home after
visit If several weeks with friends in Yard
| leyviIIe. n. j.
William Randall. of Baltimore, was the
guest If Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spottswood
| over Sunday.
Mrs. Howard McCIenahan was in Baltimore
| this week.
Mrs. Philip johnson, O. Wilmington, is
| visiting Mr. and Mrs Willard Mcdaniel
| Rev and Mrs. w W. Shaw are attending
the Synod OF Baltimore and Washington at
| Washington.
Misses Annie and Kate Smithson, OF Balti-
more, were in town last week
Miss Jennie RhOads. who has been visiting
Miss Lizzie Atkinson for several weeks, has
returned to her home in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Georgana Buckley and Master Ross
Cameron are ut home after visit to friends
| in Lebanon. Pa.
| Mrs. James, OF Aberdeen, and Mrs. Brad
shaw, of Darlington, visited the Institute on
| Friday.
| Miss Emma Smith, of Baltimore, is visiting
| Mrs. A. L. Barry.
John Rinehart of Baltimore, is spending
his vacation with his mother Mrs. E. Il. Pugh.
Misses Maude Stebbng and Emily Smith
| have returned to Philadelphia after visit to
| Mrs. Sarah Atkinson.
Mrs ]. A. Gerry, Misses Florence Gerry
and Fannie Brooks were in Baltimore this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Head, Mrs. Sidney
Johnson and Miss Boynton spent Saturday
at Elkton, the guests OF Mrs. H. J. r. Cres-
| we'll and Miss McIutire.
| Wesley Carver, of Havre de Grace. while
riding his bicycle at Rock Run Thursday,
| ran into dog and was thrown to the ground
! breaking his arm.
large carload of cattle arrived this week
| for the r. E. Murphy farm.
Miss Clara Compton. of Newark, visited
| the Stephenson's this week.
large force of workmen are engaged in
grading the road from the Institute down to
| the public road.
| MIR. +. T. Swami will have charge of the
EpwOrth League Sunday evening. A cordial
| invitation is extended to all.
| Miss Mary Lawtcn is leader for the Chris
| tian Endeavo7 Sunday evening. Everyone is
welcome.
The house recently bought by DR.. f. S.
occupancy The building has been raised
| several feet the ceilings raised and another
story added, n new office and laboratory are
being built, the lower side to connect with
| the house. and porch will be put across the
| front.
The third j. T. |. football team will play
| the Perryville eleven in Rowand's field on
| Saturday.
| The directors Of the Port Deposit National
Bank have elected Mr.. J. T. G. Hopkins, Jr.,
| of Bel Air, assistant cashier and teller. and
| Mr.. Charles Fl. Reckefus, bookkeeper.
| The trustees Of the Jacob Tome Institute
have closed a contract with Mr.. s. NJ. NefT, of
| New York. to build reservoir, filters and
| lay Il pipe line for the building on the hill.
The water supply will come from the Barrett
| farm. The cost will amount to about II 600
The Hytheham rcorganized Monday in the
| biological laboratory OF the j. T. |. The old
officers We're re- elected, except Miss Burnite.
who has served four years in Il most accept
| able manner. Miss Gardner was elected to
| fill the position. There will tie special
meeting next Monday night, after which the
| club will meet every two weeks on Tuesday
| night,
Rev. A 5. Mowbray lertured before the
| Epworth League Tuesday evening on the life
OF John Bunyan. At this meeting four dele
gates We're elected to attend the convention
| which meets in Union Church, Wilmington,
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Mr. French opened the Musical Union
under very suspicious circumstances We'd
ncsday evening. About 20 presented them
selves for admission There will be no Charge
except for the music. and it Will belong To
each member. The mon VIII hold Its meet
ings in the Assembly Hal OF the Jacob Tome
Institute every Wednesday evening at $50.
Mrs. james Mackenzie was ''at home Fri
day evening, last week. from to :. TO the
faculty of the j. T. l. and those who had