Evening journal., 1900-07-16
BOY BADLY CUT
BY PLAYFELLOW
Steamers Windows Broken
by Projecting Board
BULL INJURIES MAN And DOG
Young Man Recently Killed Heir to a
FOrtune-IiS IiSitOrS in Port
Deposit

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Port Deposit, Md. July 14.-The
"Sollse," a social club composed en-
tirely of young women, went to Balti-
more on the steamer Susquehanna Fri
day, and had a delightful time.
The Presbyterian Sunday school will
have an excursion to Betterton on
Thursday, July 19.
One day last week a bad boy struck
little John Bender on the heel with
chisel, laying it open to the bone. DIR.
Clemson took several stitches in it and
the little fellow is suffering very much.
Miss Blanche Barr met with quite a
painful accident last week. striking her
knee against the curbing around the
pump.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
Junior school and Kindergarten build
ing. 10 is to be done on or before De-
comber. A bonus is offered and they
are sure To- get ID as the contractor is
q hustler
As the steamer Susquehanna was
backing from the wharf on Friday
morning every window on the side was
torn out by board projecting from a
lumber pile. While waiting n Balti-
more the cOmpany's carpenter soon had
the damage repaired.
The orchestra OF the Tome NJ. r. sun
day school held q festival ON the par
sonage lawn Tuesday evening. The
place presented a fairy-like appearance
with its Chinese lanterns and beauti-
ful booths. Many flags put in every
possible place added greatly to the
beauty Of the scene.
The large registered bull. Sir Thomas
on the farm owned by the Mrs. r. B..
Murphy heirs, killed valuable dog
and broke the farmers leg. DR.. S. G.
Fisher set the bone.
Harry Recktel, a young man of 80.
living at ROwlandville. started for
home Wednesday night very much
under the influence OF liquor. It is not
known whether he boarded the 2 a. m.
train or whether he was struck BY 1t
near the quarries. His body was found
by Tom Hollis, colored. night watch
man, near the crusher, the leg was cut
on, head terribly crushed and body in
a mutilated condition. Not long ago
he had some money left him from
which he received an income of S43
monthly.
Miss Grace Holm is visiting her
grandmother. Mrs. Hurlock, in Balti-
more
Miss Minnie Mccullough is at home
after pleasant visit to Baltimore. Her
friend, Miss Violet Moore, accompanied
her.
Miss Beulah Tignor, of Baltimore. is
spending a few days with her parents.
Wistar Balderston. Of Washington, is
with friends near town.
Miss Edith Palmer is spending the
Summer at Chautauqua.
Mrs. Charlotte Newell and family are
enjoying the hot season at Shady Side.
Anne Arundel county Nd
William Skinner, of PHILADELPHIA. is
visiting DR.. and Mrs. Ernest Rowland.
John Nary. of Pleasant Grove: Miss
Kirby, of Aberdeen; Miss Taylor and
Mr.. Hammond of Blythedale. were
visitors at the Butchenhart's this week.
Miss Emma Long was in Washington
this week
Mr. and Mrs. Aldrich. Miss Burnite
and Mr.. France have returned after a
charming outing for two weeks on the
sloop Pastime.
Miss May .Oakford, of Philadelphia,
is the guest Of DR.. and Mrs. E. S. Boyle.
Joseph Wiley and Robert McClena-
han enjoyed two days grabbing at Bet
terton this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Jones left for
Boston this week, from which point
they will sail for Europe.
| Miss Kate lamar is with friends near
Calvary, Hartford county.
William Campbell. OF Philadelphia. il
the guest of Harry Oldham.
Miss Grace Lee of Baltimore, is with
her sister Mrs. Howard McClenahan.
Mrs. p. S. Tome Is home from Allan.
tic City.
Mrs. Ella Boyd. of Baltimore. i.
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Enocl
Mccullough.
Mrs Edwin Dorcus and family ar,
guests of relatives in Frederick.
Mrs Marian Mitchell and son, Donald
are visiting Col and Mrs. J. r. Bond
Mrs Lula Schiller and Miss Mar!
Miller, Of Philadelphia, are Miss Stew
p ensons guests.
Mrs. George Haggerty (ld daughte
are visiting Mrs. John NJ. McClenahan
, James Platt and Miss Platt have re
turned to Wilmington after a pleasan
visit to Miss Barr.
j. Misses Ida E. Gerry and Miss Bell
Vanneman are in Ocean Grove for tn
p Summer.
Miss Frances Hopkins has returne
, from a visit to friends in Connection
a Miss Fannie Morrison. of New Yorl
D is visiting her mother
T Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Hopkins and fan
K lily are spending the Summer at Ceda
Point.