The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-05-23
Port Deposit.

Mr.. ana Mrs. William McClenahan re-
Gently.
Miss Bertha Reynolds, of Baltimore.
and Miss Nirdin. of Hartford County. en-
joyed Il visit of several days with DR..
and Mrs. Hopes.
Rev. and Mrs. W. Shaw, of Govans-
town. made short stay with Mrs. II. j.
Nnnneman. last week.
Miss Bertha Smithcrs has returned to
her home. in Smyrna, Del. after Il pleas
ant visit to Miss Margaret Vanneman.
DIR. Thomas X. Brown. of Baltimore.
enjoyed himself with DR.. 7. $. Baker
this week.
Mr.. Rumscy. electrician of Philadel-
phia. was in town on Wednesday.
Mr. Bayard Harris. of Philadelphia.
was in town several days recently.
Mrs. George Haggcrty. daughter and
nurse, of New York, are visiting her
mother. Mrs. John NJ. McClenahan.
Mr.. Kralmer. of Baltimore has return
ed to Baltimore. after spending several
days with Mr.. G.. Thompson Williams.
During the offering in the NJ. +. Church
on Sunday morning. Mr.. kralmer gave
some exquisite music on his violin with
organ accompaniment.
Master Harold Nolkharat. of Chester.
Pa. has been visiting his grandmother.
Mrs. Caroline Armstrong.
Rev. J. ID. Rigg. Of IIockessin. Dell
spent several days last week with Mrs
John NJ. McClcnahan.
Miss Minnie Becker and the Misses
Gilmore, of Baltimore. have been recent
visitors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Butchcnhart
Mrs. J. \. Gerry. Mrs. |. W. Rauck
and Miss Beaver enjoyed Wednesday
and Thursday with Rev. and Mrs. ii. A.
WeStcriicld, at Rising Sun.
Miss SmithSon. of Newark. Del. visit
ed relatives in town last week.
Miss Roberta Tull of Elkton. spent
several days with Miss Mowbray lately
The Misses Dickcy had for their guest
last Saturday. Miss Barclay of Balti-
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Stevenson enter
tanned Mr.. Quigley, of Baltimore. last
week.
Mr.. Ward Brown was in Philadelphia
on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Taylor, of Phil
adrlphia, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
J. Il. AbrahamS last week.
Mrs. Evans Buckley and son. laugh
ton. visited Mr. and Mrs. Ii. Il. Cam
eron recently.
Miss Nellie Moore. of Centrcvilr. is
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
GeiSler.
During the past week. Mrs. EvrriSt en-
tertainrd Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell Roys-
ton and Miss Martha rvrrist. of Balti-
more.
Mrs. Alfred Bender and Virginia, were
in Philadelphia the last of the week.
Miss Annie Bender of Philadelphia.
is Miss Minnie Brndrr'S guest.
Mr.. Charles Butchcnhart. of Philade-
pha. and Mr.. Jacob Butchrnhart. of
Baltimore, were in town over Sunday.
Mrs. Gertrude IlnSson. of Columbia.
Pa. was in town this week
Miss Viola Cramcr. of Baltimore. was
the guest o. Miss Helen Harvard last
week.
Miss Fannie Wilson will spend the
summer with Miss Boynton.
DIR. y. W. Harris entertained DR.. Reed
of Dickinson College. last week.
Mr.. Conway. of Baltimore. is being
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. s. \. Rey-
nolds.
Miss Georgia Ford. of Baltimore
County. and Miss Agnes Stephenson. of
Wilmington, Del, visited the Misses
Stephenson during the celebration last
week
Mrs. b. h. Lathhury and Mr.. Clarence
Nesbitt of Philadelphia. have returned
to their home after visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. ii. G. Ncshtt.
Miss Fisher. of ChcStcrtown. is visit
ing DIR. and Mrs. $. &. Fisher.
Mrs. Enoch Mccullough fell at her
home "Orkney' and Spraincd her knee
quite badly.
The town reservoir has had Il thorough
cleaning and all impurities removed.
The Misses Jackson. of Principle. en-
Joyed last weeks festivities and were
entertained by Miss Fannie Wilson.
Mr.. Ward Abrahams spraincd his
ankle quit" badly by stepping on Il stone
in front of Building No. /.
Although the Commencement EXer-
ciSeS are over. yet every student. grndu-
ateS included. are in school and will re-
main until the end of the term. which is
about the second week in June.
The Protestant Episcopal Church will
give Il Strawberry Festival in the Town
Hall. on Friday evening. of next week.
Come ont and enjoy Yourself
The train known MS "Gilligans" will
reach Port at $50 p. m. instead of 6 %.
beginning with Monday next, and "Coch-
rams" train which comes up at $50 n.
M. will go on through to Conowingo and
return to Perryville.
DIR. j. ii. Curran will address the
Graduating Glass at Chesapeake City.
next Wednesday evening Mr.. Hugh
Caldwell. principal. will entertain him.
1t is probable Mrs. Jacob Tome and Mrs.
{. Newell will also be his guests on this
suspicious occasion. Mr. Caldwell is a
former J. 7. |. student and graduate
of whom they feel quite proud
Mr.. Thomas Bond gave Il delightful
launch party to a number of his friends
ON Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Edwin Boynton has started dairy
which will be called 1.-The Raycroft
Dairy and will supply his patrons with
milk and cream to almost any amount
they desire. His new wagon in charge
of Mr. Wilmer Devonshire will soon be
on the streets.
Mr.. Saks, of Baltimore, has opened
a merchant tailoring establishment under
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