The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-10-05
Port Deposit.
PORT DEPOSIT. Oct. 4, 1901.

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Mrs. Robert Tunstal has returned
from II pleasant visit with Washington
friends.
Mrs. Joseph Early, of Mt Holly
Springs, Pa. is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. !. Snyder.
Mrs Harry Hurn. of Elkton, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. John Mohrlein
Miss Mary Nanneman has returned to
Havrr de Grace, after spending "A fort
night with her sister, Mrs. w. +. Kidd.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. |. Spottswood, are
guests ut Il popular hotel in Buffalo.
Mrs. G. c. Oldham and Miss Lizzie
Atkinson have returned after charm
ing trip to Boston.
Mrs. Latchbury is spending the week
in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pugh and child.
are nj their home in Lansdownc after
visiting Miss pugh.
Miss Margaret Namnrmnn spent Sat
urilay in Baltimore.
Miss Hemingway is visiting Miss Vail.
Rev. and Mis-. Rich have returned after
visiting friends in Washington. ID. C.
Dr. Bchr, of JuhnStown. y. V. has
placed his son in the Jacob Tome In
Stitutc and spending Il few days III the
Inn.
Mrs. Robert Seedlings and Mrs. J.
CrcSwcll We're in Baltimore on Monday.
Rev. w. W. Shaw attended the Au-
tumn meeting of the New Castle Pres
hytcry at Head of ChriStana, Del, ON
Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. Abnrr Phillips. of I.ansdalc, was
in town ON Saturday and Sunday
Mr.. Howard White. of Frederick. Md.
visited his parents this week.
Mrs. Mctzgrr and Miss Mctzgcr were
in Baltimore ON Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Hunt. of New York. visit
ed her sister. Miss Helen Hunt. this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Whitrlock and
son. Perry. have moved from Columbia,
Pa, here, and will reside on North Main
street.
Sunday being Christian Endeavor Day
all over the state. there will be services
held in the Presbyterian Church that
evening at I.3O. y special program has
been prepared. Mrs. c. Newell will lead.
All are cordially invited to be present.
Mr.. Harry Cameron has had an addi-
ton put to his house.
The daughters of Mrs. Henry McCay
have Just received II handsome Knabc
piano.
The yard for the Junior school child
rem is being rapidly pushed forward. The
wall is up and the work of filling in is
now being done.
The Daughters of Liberty have had
two delightful trips this week. visit TO
lIavrc de Grace lodge and to the lodge
in North East.
The Italian who kept the street in
front of his store in such a filthy conli-
! ton, has left and gone down to the Ital-
ian colony ON Cedar street
The willing Workers" expect to hav"
the new cushions in the church by next
Sabbath.
Quite number Of the Institute Fac
ulty as we'll rs pupils are living at the
Inn.
Mrs. Rice has returned from Il delight
full visit to friends in Wyoming.
Miss Florence Gerry is at home after
Il charming visit to Chesapeake City.
Mr.. Frank r. Benson is leader for the
| EpWurth League next Sunday evening.
| All are welcome. Service begins ut $50
Although tn" weather looked very
threatening sunday and the rain came
| in torrents after Sabbath School. vet ut
Rally Day service at > p. m, there were
nearly BOO out. The school room mad
been taStofully trimmed and a most
pleasing u.s. we'll aS highly instructive
| program had been prepared. The collrc-
tiun far exceeded the expectations of all.
| RECOMMENDATIONS. choir: Lords pra Ger
in concert; hymn by school: prayer. Rev.
| y. $. Mowbray: hymn. school: address,
Our Schools Past Record" Miss Lille
+. Butchcnhart; hymn: girls chorus,
| Seeking PlcaSureS.' Misses Maudc Nor
riS. Helen Holm, Mabel Smith. Glenna
Rnrin. Blanche Stcbbng. Lille Pugh
| address. Our School and Its Future
Prof. w. {. Stevenson; solo. Jesus
Little Ones Miss Virginia Atkinson
address. Our School and the Country"
Mr.. j. ii. kimblc; duet. Misses Mary
Birch and Mary Cummings: address.
| Our School and the Church." Mr.. +. l..
| Benson: solo. lie Loves Me So" Miss
Flora Lewis: boys chorus. Little Christ
| ian Soldiers" Masters Vincent Moore.
| Edwin DorcuS. G. NJ. Ncsbitt. Ralph
| Cummings. Cecil Peoples. Roland Akin
son. y hymn 10y the school and the re-
prating of the creed closed the exercises.
The annual Founders Day exercises
We're held in the Assembly Hall of the
Jacob Tome Institute. Tuesday after
noon. nj > o'clock. The Hall had hr"n
beautifully decorated with wild flowers
and laurel Over the pictures of the
founder was placed a laurel wreath. On
the ro$trum sat Mrs. Jacob Tome. DR..
Harris. Rev. y. $. Mowhray. McSsrs.
w. w. Hopkins. II. c. Ncsbitt. II. G.
! Hopkins. Peter +. Tome. J. II. Kimblc
and II. a. NeShitt The exercises were
exceedingly pleasing. DR.. Harris address
was to the point and not culo"stic. Mrs.
NewcllS talk was short. but in her usual
cultured manner. Program :-til0ra,
audience and school: scripture reading.
third chapter Proverbs. DR.. Harris;
hymn. "God of Our Fathers Whose Al
mighty Hand: prayer, Rev. \. S. Now
bray: hymn, "America": address. cX-
tract The speaker first referred to the
duty Of remembering great men by the
past and their achievements. and to the
value that such memories have as an in
spiration to great achievements in our
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