The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-03-01
Port Deposit.
Pose Dkroslr, r',h %, 1902

So"F bhfosiH, teh %, 1902.
The Ctca Eni9" is on set each 1cssk in
Port Deposit at Stc56inoy ae,gs Stand. s
cents cop1.
Miss 4. Davis lat. returned to her
nome ~ Worcester. Mass. after Il pleas
ant Wit TO Dr. ard Mrs. j. :. French.
M2S, Dennis. ., Pocomokr City. visit
"d hHr son, PhiEp Dennis, last week.
=, Miss Ethel Nesbtt after Il charming
visit in Prrsceton, n. j., has returned
home.
Mr.. HS,iland was in PHILADELPHIA ON
Friday and Saturday,
DIR. thopin, of MSine, was Or. \. W.
Harris guest from Friday uASil Monday.
Mr. Leila X. Gerry, Of Philadelphia.
is Visiting her mother, Ms. j. a. Gerry.
Rev. \. S. Mowbray enjoyed himself
in Elkton over Sunday.
Kisses Lydia and Ellie Null. of Car
isle, Pa, visited Mr.. and Mrs. {, A..
Ewing, last week,
Mr.. and Mrs, Samuel SqueT and son.
of Milwaukee, Wis, are visiting Dr. and
Mrs. II, W, Hopes.
Mr., Stickberry, of EaStan is in town.
Mr. and Mrs Campbell Royston, and
Miss Martha Evcrist OF Baltimore. were
Mis-. S. \. Everist guests from Friday
until Monday.
Mrs. Rena CwSwcll and children have
returned from 81 pleasant visit to Column
Dia, Pa
Miss Bertha Reynolds, of Baltimore.
was at her sisters Mrs. II. w. Hopes,
from Thursday until Monday.
Miss Collins, of Smyrna, is visiting her
aunt, Miss Caldwell.
Miss Minnie Alexander, of Baltimore.
is visiting Miss Mehrlein.
Miss Caldwell was the guest of Rev.
and Mrs. v s. Collins. in Smyrna from
Friday until Monday.
Mr.. William r, Ncsbitt visited Phila-
dclphia last week.
Mr.. w. c. Stevenson was in Washing
ton, ID. C.. on Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Wrs'crirld of Rising Sun. spent
Tuesday with her mother Mrs. j. A.
Gerry.
Miss Bessie pugh was Baltimore Wis
itor on Monday.
The Knights of the Golden Eagle gave
Il banquct one evening last week, the oc-
casion being their twelfth anniversary.
Friday evening. the "Wiling Workers"
of the NJ. Il. Church gave an entertain
ment III the Town Hall. Never had there
been n worse night. the rain fell and the
snow melted. making the streets almost
impossible, but the people came from
one end Of the town to the other. and
number from off the Heights. The ladies
IF the town with Mr.. G. \. Ewing as
Professor Pinkcrton, entertained a large
audience with "Thc Old Maids Cunvrn-
ton" 1t was fine. They kept the pco-
pie III roars Of laughter. Mrs. Boyle as
Mary Ann. and Miss ESSic Butchcnhar1
as the deaf woman. were especially good
They were continually saying something
witty that called forth rounds of APP
plauSc. Mrs. Boylc's solo. I'm Glad
I'm Am Old Maid" WAS cncorcd. Miss
Hunt. member of the lookout Com
mitt"r," created much laughter as she
called out tn" names Of the young men
of the town. Miss Gathers piano solo
was lidirulouS. Miss Frances Hopkins
rendering Of IF I Had Some One To
Love Me. was exceedingly funny. Miss
Grace lEohn's singing of Priscilla at her
spinning, was much appreciated. Miss
Rena IOhn'S song, Stay in Your Own
Back Yard. was very amusing. The
rectations by Misses Tomkinson, Law
ton, Fowler, deserve more than passing
mention. in fact every one did well and
htSclNt MUCH circuit. 1lHu lllc nlElt betn
clear, the hall would have been packed
About $50 were cleared. The committee
were Mrs u. Il. Stephenson, Mrs Now
bray, Mrs. Gather. Mrs. Peoples Mrs.
c. NJ. Knight, Mrs. J. b. Abrahams.
On Monday night the ladies of Granite
Temple gave Il fine banquet in their beau
tiful lodge room. Delicacies were in
abundance. 1t was their fourth anniver-
sary. and well did they celebrate it,
DR.. and Mrs. J. S. French entertained
Il few friends ut whist on Monday even
ing. The company was given in honor
of Miss Davis, of Massachusetts. The
guests were Mrs. Davis. Miss Davis. Mr..
and Mrs. Aldrich, Mr.. and Mrs. f. S.
Jones, Mrs. Tome, Misses Smith Tom
kinson, Mann. Margaret Evans. Temple
ton, Elliott. Gardner Margaret Vanne-
man, Lawton, Barnard, Hunt; Doctors
Baker, Clemson, Fiske, France; Messrs.
{. III. Jones. Hammitt, William Nesbitt.
Carson, Philip Cameron. Miss Gardner
won first prize; Mr.. Cameron first prize:
DIR. Baker and Miss Tomkinson, second
prizes; Mr.. G. II. Jones and Miss Law
ton, BOBBY prizes.
DIR. G. :. Chaplin. of Maine, gave
fine lecture to the Senior and Middle
School Of the Jacob Tome Institute, on