The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-11-29
Port Deposit.
PORT DEPOSIT. Nov. 2S, 1902

Port Deposit at Stebbing's Ne1os Stand.
cents copy.
Mrs. George Lamm returned Monday
from visit to Baltimore friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. |. Spotswood. of Bal.
timorc. were ut Mrs q. Ransom's oven
Sunday.
Miss Rodicr, who has charge of til,
.Tcwctt Home at ChatauQua, was Miss
Shaads guest recently.
Miss Harris is the guest of DIR. and
Mrs \. w. Harris.
Mrs. ID. Vance Thomas and son. of
Wilmington. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
:. \. Reynolds.
Mrs. J. \. Gerry is spending the week
with Rev. and Mrs. III. \. &. WcStcrtcld
at Rising Sun.
Mrs. Prem and son, of Baltimore. Mr.
and Mrs. Boyle, Mr.. and Mrs. HaSsor
and daughters were guests of Mr.. anc
Mrs. James Fnrr this week
Mr.. Joseph Reynolds. of Philadelphia
is visiting DR.. and Mrs. H. W. Hopes
Mrs. John VI McClcnahan is visiting
her son Howard McClcnahan mt Prince
ton.
Mrs. C. NJ. Knight was Il Baltimo,
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Flint is visiting her son Prof
Walter Flint
Lieutenant Plunkctt visited his family
this week.
Miss Helen Shaad is in New York.
Miss Carrie lamar. of Elkton. and Mr.
Worml spent Sunday at Mr.. K. G.
Hopkins.
Mrs. George Lamar ANA daughter
II. p,l+
relatives Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Falls attended til,
funeral of Il relative in Philadelphia this
week.
Mrs. Harry X. Cameron is enjoying
herself in Hartford county.
Miss Annie Smith is visiting Euston.
Mrs. NJ. L. Kidd and Miss Margaret
are spending few days in Baltimore.
Miss Estcllc Dcakync is having Il plea
SAINT time in New Castle. Del.
Miss Madeline Hopes was the guest
of Miss Gladys WcStrrhcd at Rising
Sun Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Martha White. of Elkton. and
Mrs Burln, of Baltimore. are with rela
tivcS in town.
Mr.. Albert Colstcn is enjoying him
self in Binghampton y. Y.
Mrs. VIM. Hindman is visiting hrl
son Evans and his wife in Connecticut.
Director \. W. Harris is in Pruvi
dence, X. |.
MIR. $. II. Rowe, of the Jacob Tome
Institute. is with relatives in Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs. William Motley are
guests Of Mr. and Mrs John McClena
han.
Mr. Willard .Aldiich has returned
from trip to New York.
Mr.. Samuel II. Friedman was in Elk
ton the first of the week.
Union Thanksgiving service was hclt
in the Presbyterian Church Thursday
morning. Rev. 4. 5. Mowbray filled the
pulpit.
The Jacob Tome Institute closed on
"Wednesday at noon, not to open unit
Monday ut noon.
The Institute foot ball team went tC
Annapolis last Saturday, TO play TIL,
Fourth Class team. but were met by five
who were regular Second team men, and
played every day against the Varsity
The score was 10 to o in favor of Anna
polls. Our boys played we'll and against
heavy odds.
Another doimitory will soon be Startec
on the Hill with capacity for fifty
students. 1t will be placed exactly op
poSite one already up there. Every mod
rrn convenience will be placed in it. The
contract has been awarded Thomas Seed
.Jr, of Philadelphia. Newman and Har
ris, of the same city. will be the arch
tects.
Friday morning the remains Of Gus
Walker were found on the railroad track
back of Mr.. ID. &. Wilson's residence
about 6 O'Clock. Both legs were cut off
the arm broken in two. one thumb off
and his head badly cut. The Coroner
rendered verdict of accidental death
Funeral service was held mt his home
in CokcSbury. ON Sunday afternoon. il
charge of Rev. b. :. Brown.
Robert. Glover. an aged colored man
fell dead while trying to cut some WOO,
ut his home. on High street, on Monday
Funeral was held on Wednesday after
noon. in charge of Rev. :. ii. Cooper
Wednesday night of last week. Ccci
Lodge. No. 81. knights of Pythas, gave
a banquet ut Falls Hotel, in honor o
Fellowship Lodge. Amplitied RAM
Knights PythiaS of North East. They
conferred the degree of Knight upol
Harry Ablnhams and Herman Jackson
Committee on cntertainmcnt-MesS
Edwin Williams. Henry F. Boyd join
st. Clair and John Grant.
The iron mouldcrS gave their annua
bah in the Town Hall. on "Wednesday
evening. They tipped the light fantastic
until the wee Sma' hours. The muSi,
was fine, Richardson's Orchestra from
Baltimore.