The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-05-16
Port Deposit.

The "Cccji Wing" is ON sale each week
in Port Deposit, at Stebbings News
Stand. . cents 4 copy.
Mr. and Mrs. William Il. Ncsbitt re-
turned from charming Southern "trip
the ,irSr "f jhis week.
Mrs. :. T.. johnson sailed from New
York last Saturday for Europ" with her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. ana Mrs ". IT,.
billiard.
Miss Mary Housrr. Of Iadiz. Ohio. is
visiting Miss Gardner at the Inn.
Mr.. Joseph Reynolds. of PHILADELPHIA.
is with Dr. and Mrs. II. W. Hopes.
Littl" Miss Josephine McClenaham en-
joyrd Il few days recently with friends
i'll Baltimore.
Miss Hill ana friend, Of Elkton. visited
Mrs. William McClcnahan. the first of
the week.
Miss Marian Francis. of Wilmington.
Del. was Mrs. John NJ. McClcnahan's
guest over Sunday.
DIR. Clemens France was in Baltimore
from Saturday until Monday
Col. and Mrs. James and the Misses
James. Of Schenectady, y. V. were Mrs
Jacob Tones guests last week.
Miss Frances Hopkins was in Rati-
more on Friday.
Miss Harris. of Philadelphia. is visit
ing DIR. and Mrs. \. w. Harris.
Miss Mary Boyd, of Philadelphia. Wis
tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Boyd. this week.
Miss Anna Lightfoot has as her guest
Miss Esther Reynolds. of Rising Sun.
Mrs. Nathan Brumfield and grand
daughter. of Kentucky, are at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. David st. Clair.
Mrs. &. A. Einwachter has as her
guest, Miss Clntoma White, of Darby
Penna.
Beaver. of Shamokn: Mr. James Carr
of Baltimore; Rev. +. c. Atkins of Har-
rington, Del, are Mrs. J. \. Gcrry'S
guests.
Mrs Jacob Tome is entertaining Gov
crnor j. W. Smith, Senator McComaS.
Prof. and Mrs. Campbell. and Il number
of others.
Mr. Alfred Bender has had new steps
put in front of his home.
The Town Commissioners have had
men at work cleaning the streets.
Our young friend. Robert Stephenson,
has passed Il fine examination and has
been licensed as an assistant pharmacist.
The yard at the side of the Parsonage
has been levelcd. grass seed sown and
flowers planted, picket fence put up all
of which decidedly improves that portion
of the town.
When Miss Clara Mann left the Fac
ulty of the Jacob Tome Institute her
friends We're 10th to see her 90. as she
was an addition to any gathering large
or small for her brightness and rcpartee.
These friends will be pleased to learn
that she has received the prize of $50
offered by the Colonial of New York. for
the best essay upon Il subject chosen
from American History. Miss Mann en-
tered the Teachers College in February.
and DR.. Rowland speaks of her as the
most clever student in the History De-
partment
Our town is full to Overlooking with
visitors. and we have put on our gala
dress and best smiles to welcome them.
This is a proud time for our town. and
with hearts overlooking with gratitude
to the great Giver of all good, we thank
Him for the benefits we are receiving.
AMI will still receive from the hand of
one who although the grass is growing
green over his grave to-day. vet the good
that Mr.. Tome has done will live through
countless ages. The Graduating Glass
is very large. numbering %. Great pains
has been taken by the Celebration Com
mittee to make this one occasion never to
be forgotten. The other pages of "Thc
Whig' will be filled with valuable infor-
nation. so we will leave other details for
next weeks issue.