The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-09
Port Deposit.
PORT DEPOSIT, March s, 1901 =.

The "Crcu wing is on sale each ,oeek in
Port Deposit al Sebbing'S Ne,os Stand 8
cersys copg
Miss clara Com rton is visiting Miss
Elizabeth stephenson.
Miss Florence NJ Gerry is visiting Rev.
and Mrs. II \. 6. Westrrileld, in Rising sun.
Mrs II c. Nesbitt is Mt home after II
pleasant visit in Philadelphia to- her
daughter. Mrs. b i Lathbury.
Miss Rogers, of Washington. was Il Tome
Institute visitor this week
il. G.. N"5ltt was in Philadelphia Wednrs-
dry and Thursday.
John II. kimblc is attending the extra
session Of Maryland Legislature at Annap-
oils
Quite II number OF our townspeopr at
tended tn" Inauguration Monday Among
tn" number were Misses VI Il. Nanneman
Margaret Evans. Elizabeth johnson.
Frances Hopkins, Corncia Abrahams Jane
Templ"ton L NJ l.awton; Messrs William
McClcnuhan and Daniel Lamm, Robin
Hunter, Alexander Mackenzie Waiter st
Clair, II \ Gerry. Amos Connor. John
Connor Ward Abrahams. Charles Butcher
hart Elmer Conner. John Grant. James
Newell. Arthur Grant, Rev w. Shaw, DR.
Carson and others.
Thomas Armstrong has "A position with
johnson IL johnson, pharmacists, Roanoke,
Virginia
The members OF tn" hytheham are en-
pected to be prompt in their attendance
next Monday evening for the short bust
mass session which is at 730. The friends
of the club are cordially invited to be
present at s O'Clock The feature of the
evening will nc lecture by DR.. Mackenzie
Ine regular Wednesday entertainment
given by the Institute pupils was exceed
inSly attractive and enjoyed by all present
Recitation, To n Waterfowl" Miss Eva
AacDOnald; defamation. samuel Adams
and the New England Town Meeting"
Alden Taylor; piano solo. THE Flatters =
Miss Ethel Todd; recitation. The Wonder
full Onc Hoss Shay" Miss Lillian Woodall;
defamation 1.-the Power of the IDEAS
Joseph "cNeJ
The quar- erly communion service will be-
held in the Presbyterian Church next Sun
day
Miss Newell is leader for the Christian
Endeavor -unday evening at 30
Miss Clara Knight will have charge of
the Epworth Leagu" sunday evening
at $50
Miss Edna Lamm will lead the Junior
T. ague next Sunday evening The
service hc!ins ut 6 o'clock. 1t would be well
for some OF the older members OF the
church to visit them
u 'dncsdav evening Miss GARDENERS grade
CAV" Il very delightful partyto their friends.
the middle school and several members
OF the Faculty Two of each grade were
invited and u { w friends outside the
school: Mrs. Tome. Mrs Pcndlcton Misses
Glrln.r, lempleton, Barnard. Houser.
Misses Helen Todd, Merthyr Evans, Burnite.
Tomkinson, ihaad. Elliott. Shrom. profs
Stevenson. Hammitt, Wiley. Bates and
Ii ,viiand. Ihc company assembled early
and oh N
time in games At the conclusion OF
viii n refreshments were served
Miss Iisg"n supervisor Of music i'll the
schools at Trenton, y j visited the In.
stitut' " 'duosday to see how the Paris
Gaiiu- Chrvi system of music was taught
MIR Wiley IL director and sh" thought the
work don" - wonderful and returned to
Trenton mn n pleased with this system.
Mr. and ~. Truitt have taken Miss Bes@
Pu%h'S DOus' while sh" is absent
The On D"akc Inn is open and occupied
by m"mbars Of the Faculty and pupils
Tnry ut" dinner there Tuesday evening
The Town Hall that has been used as 1t
dormitory for the past six months is vacant
and will nr put in order at once. The room
tnat has been used rs II dining hall j. now
closed AMI the pupils and Faculty
will no" 'nioy themselves on the hill.
This has been looked forward to with much
pleasure The situation is line and in sum.
m"r will b" ono of the most enjoyable ont he
banks Of the rusnuGhanna
Master Ross Hopkins entertained a few of
his Young friends Friday evening: Misses
Agnes Muwpray. Lillian Woodah. May
Emlrn Agnes Hall; Masters George
ha"%"nzir Ralph Cummings and Walter
Armstrong.
TUESDAY rvening an Epworth League
social wa- hnlj in the VI L Parsonage.
Those hayiu-, it in charge were Misses Es-
telIe DeaEyno and Il Esr"ila Butchnnhart.