The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-03-03
Port Deposit,
PoEr DEPOSIT, March 1t. 1900.

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Mr.. Joseph pugh, of I.ans1owne, Pa, was
in town the last Of the week
Or. James Mackenzie was in New York
Friday and Saturday of last week
Miss EsteIle Dealync WIS one of the Guests
at Il reception given in Dover last Friday
night
Misses Helen Hunt, Annie Gill hrist. Helen
Todd and Clara Mann were in Baltimore last
week.
Misses Cora and Katie Hurlcck. of Balt-
more, spent Sunday with their sister, Mrs.
John Holm.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hopkins were in Phia-
delphia on Tuesday.
Mrs. W. H. billiard Of Washington visit
ed her sister, Mrs. c. NJ. Head Monday and
Tuesday.
Miss Virginia Martin was the guest of
friends in Belair from Friday until Monday
Mr., and Mrs, Howard Brumneld, OF Lans.
downe. Pa, spent Sunday with Mr. aud Mrs.
A. Holm.
VIM. II eald, Of Atlantic City, was at the
NUM- w Ni'N' -. " llbill iIOtH L u tsudN
until Thursday.
Rev. A. $. Mowbray left home Tuesday to
visit several cities aud towns, and will re-
turn the last Of next week. Rev. James
Mackenzie will preach in the NJ. E. Church
Sunday morning. There will be no preach.
ing in the evening. John II. Creswell will
have charge Of the League. Mrs. Frank
will w., i
The lecture Thursday afternoon mt the
Jacob Tome Institute delivered by William
Webster Ellsworth. on From Lexington to
Yorktown deserves more than passing notice
1t was fine ard deserves all the praise that
was lavished upon it.
Mrs Waldo Richards miscellaneous Re
ctals' at the Institute Wednesday afternoon
was enjoyed by all. Her voice was adapted
to all styles. She was grave. gay and
pathetic. While in town Mrs richards was
entertained by Mr. and Mrs Il. E. McClcna-
han.
Miss Clara Mann paper on Fairy
Stories, which she will read this week,
promises to be one Of the best of the season.
Friday OF next week at l. 30 p M, there will
be vocal concert by the Lotus Glee Club in
the Assembly Hall. This will be another
feast Of music and perfectly fine
The LIST whist club was entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Rowland Thursday even
ing. The I'd whist club was entertained by
Miss Elizabeth johnson Tuesday evening.
Mrs. H. r. Cameron entertained few
friends at whist Friday afternoon. Those
present were: Mrs. Newell Mrs. W. W. Hop
kins, Mrs. S. G.. Fisher, Mrs. Samuel Row
land, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Aldrich Mrs Edwin
Rowland, Mrs. H. ". Hopes, Mrs. L. 5.
Boyle, Misses Pugh, Caroline Burnite, Fran
els Dlckey, Reba Buckley, Helen Hunt,
Elizabeth Boynton, Jane Templeton. May
Oekford, Marie Barry, Florence Dickey,
Annie Gilchrist, Margaret McCay.
Misses Mary Lawton and Annie Smith also
entertained "A number of friends at cards
Saturday afternoon.
Thursday night as two tramps were walk
ing up the railroad by tho mountain they
discovered two enormous rocks lying on the
track, running back they told the Waterman
who catching up his lantern barely succeeded
in stopping the passenger train, behind this
train came freight, but both trains were
stopped and each crew went to work and
after considerable difficulty succeeded in
removing the obstruction.
Mr.. Rosenthal is moving bis goods from
the store room in the square to smaller one
between Mr.. IL. G. Nesbitts dry goods store
and Mr.. Cameron's drug store as the Institute
wants the room.
The young ladies and gentlemen of our
town had delightfully."- informal dance in
the Junior Gymnasium Friday evening.
There has been a new fire whistle put on
at the electric light station.
Miss Smith will have charge Of the
Christian Endeavor meeting Sunday evening,
subject, "How God Pays Man." Matt. 1890.
Miss Marie Barry entertained the Solice
and few other friends Saturday evening.
The time passed all too quickly and was full
of surprise. Those who were present and
left so reluctantly, although the hour was
late. were: Mr.. and Mrs. Gwinn Shure, Mr..
and Mrs. John McClenahan, Mrs. Clara NJ.
knight, Misses Elizabeth Pugh, Anna Stephen
| son, Margaret Vanneman, May Oakford,
Bess Reynolds, Francis Dckey, Margaret
Mckay, Corneia Abrahams Miss Walker,
Messrs Edward Boynton, Roy Snyder and
Cecil Squier.
On Monday afternoon the following board
of commissioners were elected. Messrs
Samuel Reynolds, John Yannort Edwin
Samuel Harris, DR.. Clemson.