The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-01-05
PORT Deposit.
PORT DEPOSIT, Jan. 4, 1901

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The "CecH WING" is on sale each meek in
Port Deposit at SteJJjng's Ne,1s Stand 8
cents copy.
Mr. and Mrs George V. Haggerty and
daughter OF Baltimore, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
McCenahan and son, of Trenton are visiting
Mrs John NJ. McCIenahan.
Miss Gertrude Holly. OF Wilmington, and
Miss Swisher. of Oxford, were entertained at
Miss Bertton McDonel's this week.
Miss Jennie Rhoades, of Philadelphia,
was Miss Lizzie Atkinson's guest this week
Misses Bess and Mamie Fowler are visiting
their grand father In Wrightsville, Pa
Prof. and Mrs. Roland Watts, OF West
minister were at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
j. G. Reynolds, Friday.
Miss Florence NJ. Gerry is Miss Fannie NJ.
Brooks guest in Chesapeake City.
Mr.. Joseph Fl Wiley, Director of music at
the Jacob Tome Institute. attended the meet
ing of the Calm Paris Chere Association In
Philadelphia, OF which he Is secretary and
treasurer.
Miss Sara Evans has returned after Il two
weeks visit to Harrisburg and Brooklyn.
Mrs. W. +. Kidd, Master Howell and Miss
Marguerite Kidd have returned from visiting
in Philadelphia and Wilmington.
Prof. and Mra. W. c. Stevenson and
Dorothy Stevenson are enjoying this week in
Washington.
Miss Wilde, OF Boston, spent several days
with Mrs. E. S. Tome
DR.. Fisher and Miss Ellen Fisher, OF
Georgetown, are visiting DR.. and Mrs. s. G.
Fisher.
Mr. VIM. Nesbitt was the guest of his sister
Mrs. B. b. Lathbury from Monday until
Wednesday,
DR.. Curran has accepted position in the
Leland Stanford University, OF California
He may remain year as he has been granted
leave OF absence by the Tome Institute where
he was one of the most popular Professors
In the faculty.
Miss May Oakford, OF Philadelphia. Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John McClenahan.
Miss Annie Lyon, of Columbia Pa, visited
Mrs Fred Gerhauzer this week.
Miss Marie Barry is visiting her aunt Miss
Emma Smith in Baltimore.
Mrs. G.. Shure is visiting relatives in Har-
ford county.
Mrs. L. j. Abrahams entertained the NJ. T.
Sunday School choir Thursday evening of
last week.
Mrs. W. Aldrichs friends enjoyed Thurs
day afternoon at her home playing whist
Mrs II. c Nesbitt made the hearts Of
thirteen lit people happy by having them
at her home Saturday afternoon last They
enjoyed games and toast of good things
and each one received handsome bible
These thirteen comprise her Sabbath School
class
Mrs. L. S. Tome has been made trustee of
the NJ. Il. Church in place of Mr.. r. G. Bond
deceased.
Edwin Mowlray fell and sprained the
fingers of one hand very severely this week.
Mr. George Vent has been promoted from
assistant Station Master at Perryville, to
ticket and freight agent at Elkton. Mr..
Vent has performed his duties we'll and his
many friends are glad OF his promotion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rowland gave a
very delightful "ard party to few friends
Tuesday evening
Mr.. Frank Oliver has sold his flour mill at
Rock Run to Mr.. Charles Martindale for
$3l25. Mr.. SargabIe who ran the mill FOR
Mr.. Oliver will It'll continue to take charge.
You will receive a cordial welcome If YOU
| will 20 to the meeting of the Christian En-
deavor Sunday evening at 30. 1t will he
i led by Miss Mary smith, subject, "A Look
! Forward
The Junior League will be in charge OF
Miss Helen Holm, topic, Character Build
ing; address. Rev. f. l.. Hyde Senior
| League will have for its leader Miss +. H.