Evening journal., 1900-06-04
CUT His LHG
WITH A SICKLE
Boys Found That and a Ham,
mock a Bad Combination
Baby Left Apparently Well Was
Found Dead a Short Time
Later

Port Deposit, Md, June Drew
Nickel, of this town and Miss Anna
Selma Brown, Of Baltimore. were mar
ried at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
oliver Nickel, Monday afternoon. by
the Rev. A. s. Mowbray.
Miss Henrietta Bancroft. of Detroit.
Michigan, will give a lecture on Home
Missions" in the Tome NJ. e. Church.
next Sunday evening at s o'clock.
While in town Miss Bancroft will be the
guest of Mrs. c. NJ. Head.
Arthur and Walter Beavens while
playing with sickles, got into a
hammock and in some mysterious man
ner the sickes got beneath the ham
mocks, and as the boys were swinging
Arthur fell out and striking one
cut an ugly cash in his leg. The
doctor was at once summoned and the
wound dressed.
Mrs. Herman Brauer put her little
one to bed Sunday afternoon. and upon
going up stairs later she found her
baby dead. Funeral services were held
Tuesday by Rev. p. p. Arnd.
Next Wednesday evening the men,
bers of the Ladies Aid Society of the
Presbyterian Church will hold a supper
and festival on the lawn of the manse.
A carriage will be run from Williams
store for the accommodation of any
who wish to go.
Miss Anna Stephenson entertained
the "Solise" Saturday evening in a
most pleasing manner. Those present
We're: Mrs. c. NJ. knight. Mrs John
/ McClenahan, Misses Helen Dickey.
Marie Barry, Florence Snyder, Mary
| Reynolds, Florence Dickey, Margaret
Mckay, Virginia Abrahams, Ida
Squier, Francis Dickey and Cecil
Squier
The faculty. senior girls and one
class Of the middle school girls gave
a reception to Miss Barnum, who is to
be the dean of the new girls school next
year, in the library of the Jacob Tome
Institute. last Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. T. j. Vanneman. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
S. Abrahams. Misses Ida E. Gerry, Vir-
ginia and Margaret Vanneman, George
Bond and Edith Gerry attended the un-
yelling of the monument in Antietam.
On the monument. which Is magnif-
cent, is the name Of all the officers OF
/ Shows Battery, some of which are
Captain A. Snow, Captain l.. A. c.
I Gerry. First Lieutenant T. ]. Vanne-
| man, Second Lieutenants James II.
Kidd and L. S. Parker.
i The train that formerly went down in
4 the morning at 1915 now goes at 11.03,
and the train that left her at 3.17 now
4 leaves at 3.37.
The house now occupied by ]. H.
Snyder has been sold by Eben Frazer,
OF Newark, Del, to Harry R. Cameron.
l.. G. White has been made cashier
Of the Cecil National Bank, and
4 Thomas c. Bond, Jr.. book-keeper.
Y The blacksmith shop which has been
!, used by George Lamm, will be torn
down next week. and flower garden
put there.
Miss Belle Rowland. of Washington,
is visiting Miss Frances Hopkins.
Miss Dora Barr is having a pleasant
time in Wilmington, Del.
j Miss Agnes Stephenson and Miss
Mabel Stephenson spent Sunday in
Hartford county.
Mrs. Montgomery, of Philadelphia, is
the guest OF Mrs. e. r. Pugh
Mrs. Durgin was in Baltimore this
week.
r. S. Emercon. of Pautucket, was
Rowland Clapp's guest over Sunday.
j Henry Druer, of Baltimore, was the
guest Of Miss Mary Hopkins over Sun
day.
Mrs. Mitchell. of Baltimore, is at the
home Of Mrs. Harvard.
Mrs. William Todd has returned from
a visit in Baltimore.
Henry Il. Gordon gave a Twentieth
= Century Bible Reading in the M. Il.
Church. Sunday evening. On Monday
afternoon he gave a lecture-recital at
! the Tome Institute.