The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-16
Port Deposit.
PORT DEPOSIT. March 10. 1901

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Misses Gardner and Houser werr in Baltt-
more Saturday.
Mrs. Lnwr"",on. of Baltimore, is the guest
II Mrs. McClrEuhan
Mr.. George Haggerty was in town last
wc-k.
Miss Forcncr Snyder had as her gu,s; Oh
Friday Miss Start, of Oxford.
Mrs. Il. b I.nthbury. If PhiIadelphin was
NJ IN" home of her parents several days the
pn-t week
Mrs. II A. Neshtt and Miss Ethel Nc.htt
v 're guests pt relatives in Baltimore last
week.
Miss Houser lett IN Monday for her home
in Ba!tImor" where she was sumu.nne! to-
the hedsde ut hc sister Whp is yer, III.
Mrs. Clements, If Boston. is the gue~t Of
Mr. and Mrs Truitt
The newly elected town 'Iuncil perfected
organization rs follows: President. Samuel
A Reynolds; secretary 10 the board. George
A. Atkinson; treasurer, John G. Vaunorr:
clerk. John f. MoHripiu. Committees
Stert. Edwin Boyntou. p I. Arnd and
Harry T.. Clemson aud John Il. Nhnnort;
water. Z T. Arud. Samuel Harris and T. Twin
BoNnton; light. john q. Nnnnort. Ed Ttn
Bolnt"u and Harry Z Clemson.
Robert Tuustu! was in Washington from
Friday until Monday.
dergarten Wednesday, aftern'o on Misses
Todd Murry and Brown r"reiv"a their -ues
from tu5. Il proved ii very pleasant session
for all who were preseut.
Friday morning between / and o'clock
robbers entered tn" post office, blew upeu the
safe hunting for Valuahir~, 4 few stamps aud
two or three registered letters were
all they got for their trouble Detective
Maxwell was here and mad with him several
photographs, the originals of which had heen
seen around town for two or three days pre-
YlOnS to the robbery
, A dark object Vas discovered ON the tee by
,, II number Of people early Friday II oruIng
Robert Stephenson went ont to investigate
and found a man living face dow ward frozen
to the lee. Nearby WAS Il basket containing
/ cooking utensils and provisions TIE mans
, nam" was NIch ulai, Il German, Waterman at
, Stafford. Hiriutd county. tie came over
, to our town aud on his way back fell
: through the Ice. He succeeded in getting
uuul the lee tut was too Sttil to reach the
shore and ftoZ' to death The body vas
gwen in charge Of the undertaken and then
accompanied to Hayre de Grace by his
brother, wh" came shortly after learning
t Of the accident
Tue Tome Institute has dramatic asSr,ia-
d ttDn which gave performances ~ Tuesday
: evening in the iowa hail under the direction
n Of Mr.. kelo .. e orut,un teacher. The farce
Evening Dress. Wds wen rendered. The
.
Z pleased. p, Lrnm- Medley; o,rftu.r: +.
i Boyer; marcn, "ihr Great Captain " II.
e SrOtteu: "rhe Blue ana GruN.' } s Cox:
{ music. Port DEPOSIT orchestra Scene -
Il Library in Apartments Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Rorerts. Scene : Mr. Roberts Dressing
!, Room. Cast Mr.. Roberts Mss Nellie
= Armstrong Mr.. Campbell Mi, Kathleen
Fas.ltt Mr.. Robert--Al"Xandrr NHc>en2e
!, Mr.. Campbell VIM Edward Mo-elel b.! o.
Il Il maid Miss Malpu"y. Patrpness"s Mrs
J. L. : Tom. Mrs. Z Mos ley Mrs Il. L.
M.CleuHhuu, Mrs. Il. G Hopkins, Mrs J. c.
o Mackenzie, Mrs, $ G. Row aud, Mrs W. W.
e. Hopkins, Miss NJ. ', HOu~"r
Although Sunday evening WAS stormy ii
J. was thought best to bav" the regular mis-
sionary anuiv"rol ry. Whilr not 20 large Il
: crowd was present. rs is usual on these occa.
= sIons vet the collections lar exceeded the
= expeditions o, ,he officers oI the 'rhooi'
> 70 WIS "sN'' ''i' L"t 500 was fto'4V'u'
; lh0 7cho'. EtE' t'r missions IA lle slN
y months a, aSel 10 mat Cause $40. ana cont
h'n'i r9h.Iu 10 '"ehoo' ana missions wa
- over S"la, 'Ac 'afSeN' we nave MAJ IN many
years. me program was prepared ny Mrs
u d. Anrahahs ana MIS- Knight ana was
very pleasing. Amth"n ny Ghoiti hymn 10y
S'"oo'i prayer ~ hen' > h"W'taS; hy'hh
' ny HSH'o'' SrI'P'''' l'""inei tu!F H'io'l
anthem ny on"lF' r.'ttti"" ""Fu7 ~ ON we
Il n'iSlrS' NefAa Aphfl'ih "l|nha b"rlu'
Maoei HuIh; haFglrt' NlcN'e, bahch.
- Hte"oihEs' My.tio Dt'ie.'i iccitatioh' "A
< Nlslon' ny ME- Ssit fo"'"f; song
h'tt'e mugs MAUI h'"'nsou, n'"uht
Il turin Mabel Smi'h' BIahcoe StehhinSs,
) ANrt'e barrett uef'fud" Mltchell; feadluE'
"A Ll't!r Mat1 ; sermon MARY BUCK; reci-
tatioh' IN" IrSetti 'ast, ueFtruHe Mitch
ti; song. 50 now II SpatNirs' EIha
lhmm' Slrsle 'Ierhau%er' mary Burk' Aai-
Eupr"e Davis, mfrt,e DAVIS Wary cummings;
recitation, "leh Lutte Indians, lhomas
FoFsythr' howI%l2 Aihihs0n, AithenS Now,
Z Gray samuel Mls'h' ems Barr, CeciI
; Peoples, Edwin pofcu~' Arthur Grant, Elu-
cent Moore, Emery ChmppeH; song, zen
=, L'ltHe irhhies, fFEih,a Atkinson, rIora
Lewis. Mary ingt,' Jane CreswelI, Marie
= Lamm' Il~toe'h otePhehson' Maude Norris,
stella IowirluEe' Mary harvard, LINE
j Pdgh; hymn by school: announcements; ben
ediction
}, A very large audience listened to an excep-
y ttonally fine concert given at the Tome In-
| stltu;p last FRIDAY evening by the PhlIbar-