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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-04-07
A Boston Failure.

Boston. Abr. THE failure of the
Green Nervina Company was annou
allied at s2,s0O,000 and the estimated
liabilities are in excess of $500, 900
The largest creditor is Pettingill &
Company, newspaper advertisers, who
failed recently with upwards of ST.
100000 liabilities
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Last night there was called meet
ing of the Board of Education and by
of the Board were present and were
consulted as to the action taken al
though these members do not qualify
until the 18th inst. All the new mem
bers were present except Mr.. Slaugh-
ter who is out of the city. Mr.. Jones
was out of the city and DR.. Skipwith
was detained on account of another
engagement.
BY request of the members elect
the members of the old Board took
action on the superintendency for the
coming year. Supt. j. F. Stilwell by
the unanimous vote of those present
was reelected to the superintendent
cy for the coming year at a salary
of $40 per school month. Mr. Still
we'll as superintendent of the schools
has given general satisfaction and
the schools have advanced most sati
sfactorily under his guidance. His re-
election will be generally well re-
ceived by the patrons of the schools.
The financial condition of the
it was decided to hold the schools
for nine months this year although
it would be necessary to borrow some
money to do this
This session of the schools then
will not close until May 2Oth This
action received the hearty endorse
ment of all the new members as well
as the old members.
1t will be remembered that under
this Board $4,000 worth of bonds
were issued for the new building
But it was found necessary this year
in putting up the new building, and
adding to the Pauly building as well
as farther equipping the three build
ings to expend about $4,000 or six
thousand dollars more than the face
of the bonds. On account of this ex-
ira expenditure the current expense
fund has been borrowed from to sup
ply the building fund. So that last nj
ght it was found necessary for the
Board to borrow about $4,000 in ord
er to have a nine months school this
year However, it was also found that
on the same tax levy for the coming
year as this year. enough money
would be raised for the general fund
or current expense fund to pay this
s., 900 loan. and also to pay the run
ming expenses of the schools for the
next year. even then leaving a small
amount in the treasury.
| 1t is pleasant to know that in every
action last night there was no divis-
ion Of sentiment among the members
OF either the old Board or the Board
elect The action in the reelection of
the superintendent stilwell and the
continuancs o. the school Tor nine
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City Meat Market.
For Sunday dinner
K. C. Roasts and Steaks.
Veal
Lamb
Spare Ribs
Brains
Pork Tenderloin
Chickens. etc

The newsbOy on the south bound
train last evening tells this one on
Artesia. He said there was q wit
ness On the stand at Carlsbad and
the Judge asked him where he was
from ..Artesia,- was the reply Then
the Judge asked. -On which side OF
the track are you and how far are
Won from the station :" The witness
|replted. Il live on the west side Of
the depot and am six miles from the
station"
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COMMITTEE MEETING.
The Date Of the Primaries and Nee
essary Arrangements Decided

The county central committee of
the democratic party met at the court
house last night with the candidates
for the various county officers. AZ
ter consultation with the candidates
the committee decided to call the Pri-
maries for Saturday. May 14th. The
rules and regulations governing the
same were adopted and the official
publication of these rules will be
made within a few days.
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County Primaries Be Saturday May

knocked her down and then fed. but
was overtaken by Joseph Corn. whom
he shot twice, probably fatally. e. B..
Johnson, Jr.. next overlook Kenny
and was shot in the face. Policemen
arrived at that point and prevented
Kenny from shooting again Threats
of lynching were made but the pris
oner was safely landed in Jail.
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Fire at Wagon Mound, New Eex;co.
Wagon Mound, N NJ. Api THE
general merchandise store of A. Mac
Arthur was totally destroyed by fire
this morning. Loss s25.o0u Origin OF
fire unknown.
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KANSAS DEMOCRATS

Of New York.
Wichita. Apr. THE Democratic
Convention is in session here today
to select delegates to the National
Convention. Hearst delegates and
those who want uninstructed delega-
tion are about evenly divided with
the chances in favor of the latter.
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MzhY HAVE DIED FROM The
POISONOUS GASES OF THE
Il SHELLS.
CHlNA'S INTERVENTION

Japanese Steamers Are Safely Ching
Up The Yaiu River.-Russian Forts
Not Effective.-A Description OF
The Recent Attack On Port Ar
thur.-Japanese Ships Now Used
BY The Enemy.
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WANTED-Position by woman as
cook. housekeeper or waitress. Best
reference Address Mrs. NJ. care OF
Record Office.
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" are retreating. leaving only SINAI
outposts behind them

u. -
iralty has received inforlpation that
the japanese squadron has been crui-
sing off Port Arthur since yesterday.
Toxic, Apr Lieut. Gems Sir Ian
Hamilton. Lieut. Gen1 Sir VIM. Mich
olson and Col James A. l.. HalGane,
three British officers who will be at
tached to the Japanese army during
the war were received in private au-
dience by the Emperor today.
ST. Petersburg, Apr IA special
from Port Arthur describes how the
cruisers Bayan and Novik during the
attack on Port Arthur. March 9th.
covered the torpedo boat destroyer
Silin. which was aground from the
enemies fire. hauling her off the sho
al and bringing her back to the port
1t further describes how subsequently
the whole Russian fleet sailed out of
the harbOr and formed in line of bat
tie ready to accept combat which the
Japanese declined. Three of the JAP
anese fireships sunk in the attempt
to block the harbor have been raised
and towed into the harbor at Port
Arthur where they have been armed
with rapid fire guns for service again
st the enemy.
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USED A "PETARD"

Attempt made on the Life of King
Alfonso of Spain.
Madrid, Apr, 7.-An official tele-
gram from Barcelona states that as
King Alphonso was leading an exhi-
bition, "petard" exploded. injuring
two peasants. One arrest was made.
London, Apr, THE Spanish emb
assy here has not received any infor-
nation of the attempt made upon the
life of King Alfonso at Barcelona. Dis
patches from Madrid and Barcelona
are anxiously awaited, but owing to
the strict censorship in Spain. espe-
cially in cases of such events as the
one reported from Barcelona some
time may elaDse before details of the
attack are received here.
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To-Morrow Night.

The gentlemen who were so hand
somely entertained by the ladies' who
gave leap year ball at the opera
house several weeks ago win return
the compliment tomorrow night.
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A man was arrested last night for
passing counterfeit money and is now
in Jail.
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A Fine House For Rent.

will rent my house on Military
Hill. Immediate possession will be
given. Rent $50 per month until ex-
piration of my lease.
B. F. HOBART. Jr.
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Washington, Apr. THE House to
day agreed to a partial conference re-
port on the army appropriation bill.
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The train south today left Amarillo
five hours late
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Avery Turner passed through the
city this morning on his way north.
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THAT many of the slightly wounded in
the first bombardment of Port Afth-
ur have died as the result of poison
ous gases eminating from Japanese
shells. He notes that many shells fell
lin or near the city hospital at Dainy
and adds that it has been decided to
abandon that hospital if the place is
bombarded, because of the unwilling
ness to trust to the humanity OF the
Japanese.
st. Petersburg, Apr. 7.-Reports
are said to have reached one amb4ss-
ador6here that China is on the verge
Iof throwing in her lot with Japan. Nhe
first defeat on land for Russia will. it
lis asserted be the signal for the for
gard movement on the part of the
fdestial empire. The Japanese cpr-
respondence shows no anxiety Tor
aid. realizing China's intervention
NAV cause more embarrassment than
profit.
Toxic, e p. NO. Apr. t. A dfs-
batcn from Seoul says the Japanese
| Isteamers are safely entering the est
|nary of the Yalu River and landing
their cargoes on the Korean shore
I 1T is presumed here the movement pf
|fhe>supply steamers is covered by
Japanese gunboats. If this is true the
Russian forts erected upon the Chin
ese side Of the Yalu River are eYide,
ntly y1ot effective.
st. Petersburg, Apr. Tin Amurs-
/ XIV Krai, it is reported there is lack
. az locomotives and other rolling stock
|for the Chinese Eastern railroad. Vic
ersU Alexfeff, while returning from
. Mukden, experienced delay in con-
sequence of hot boxes. and noted the
slow transportation Of troops over the
line. the service of which compares
unfavorably with that of the Trans
siberian road Insufficient fuel and
the absence of facilities for pTovid-
|ine water. IT is further reported also
hinder efIicient service.
u
ST. Petersburg, Apr. IA c3rres
pondent Of Novosti. writing form Lao
Yang March 13. SAYS the town has
. -
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The county commissioners are in
session today.
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THE SENATE DEvoTES TO-DAY
TO EULOGIES.
FORAKER SPEAKS

His Address Was A Close Analysis
OF The Character of His Late Col
league The House Has Agreed
To A Special Conference Report on
The Appropriation Bill.
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GOES TO WASHINGTON.
Senator Burton Does Not Go To His
Home in Kansas.

Home IN Kansas.
st. Louis, Apr. 7.-U. S. Senator
Burton who was yesterday sentenced
in the u. S. District Court. departed
on an early train for Washington. D..
C. He expressed his intention yester-
day of going to his home in Kansas.
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RODEY AND WILSON ADDRESS
THE HOUSE TO-DAY.
DESERT LAND LAW

Both Delegates Speak In Opposition
To The Repeal Of The Desert Land
Laws.-Their Repeal Would Help
The Railroads. These Delegates
Have Heard Of No FRAUDS in Their
Operation.
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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION MET
LAST NIGHT AND TRANSACT
ED IMPORTANT BUSIN.
ESS
NINE MONTHS SCHOOL

Members of Both the Old Board and
New Board Were Present And The
re Was No Division of Sentiment.
Financial Condition Discussed.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-04-02
WOODLAND.

The Cecil Wing" is on sale each week
in Woodlawn, at c. s. Abraham's store
cents n copy.
Mrs. r. G.. Terry will conduct the
Epwolth l,agu" on SunCWy evening.
Miss Mary Rawlings. of Baltimore.
spent Sunday with her parents.
Mr.. +. I. Blydr. of Wilmington. Del.
spent Sunday here,
Miss torneia 5. AhrahamS is visiting
in Baltimore.
Miss Laura Reynolds of Oxford. Pa.
is the guest of Miss Leila Thompson.
Mrs. Il. &. Terry returned from Bnlt-
more on Monday.
Tn" members of lluprwol NJ. +.
Church gave ct reception to their new
FASTER and wife, Rev. and Mrs. f. y.
Moore. on Thursday.
Mr.. William Alexander has moved to
J. Il. 1yNon'> house. known us the
Smcltzcr place Mr.. Alexander is going
Ia work for Mr.. Carroll Tyson. who is
farming his fathers place this Year.
Miss Fannie Smithsom spent this week
with her grandparents here. She is
going to make her home with her uncle
in Baltimore.
Miss Della Kcilholtz. of Rising Sun.
spent Sunday with Miss Marion Kril-
holtz.
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COLORA.
Copies of the Cecil Wig are on sale
each week in Colora, at S. 7. Wiley's
store. cents copy.

Copies of the Cecil Whig" are on sale
each week in Colora, at S. Il. Wiley's
store. 3 cents copy.
j. NJ. Collins has been rejected by Mt.
Pleasant VI. +. congregation. ON account
of his having II family. and they having
no parsonage.
Many movngS took place h,rcahout<
on the Doth inst Robt. Woodrow moved
into VI. +. Coates house. William Hines
moved into the house vacated by Elmer
j. Reese. the latter moving into Homald
Tcrry'S house ut Mt. Pleasant. Samuel
KrrLald moved into J. Buchanan's house
ON the summit of the Mount, and Mr..
buchanan moved into the house he il
erecting on his farm. Mr. Thomas Ma
han moved to the Arthur VI. TD<h pace.
which he lately purchased. Walter Pat
ton moved to Henry I.nilland'S farm.
near Harmony Chapel
John blackburn had Il sale of stock
ANA farming implements "n "Wednesday.
1T his place, near Liberty Grove. Ii is
said that he will start the hutchcrng
business about May lst.
Mrs. Elizabeth X. Lincoln had II sale
of personal property. AT her late home.
il'lr lliIillSNllItt one ViN lHSl week. Sh"
has moved home with her mother. Mrs.
Itebecca Richards. near RichardSmcre.
| where she will reside in the future.
McS>rS Mitchell. Of Hartford County.
have rented the canmrry of Il. l.. Chris
tie, at Colora, and will can corn at IS
| per ton.
| Charles l.. Moore is having Il new
tenant house built ON the site of the old
nMc. &. W. Kryuu,dS and NJ. +. Coalc
| havc the contract.
| Joseph Hamilton. son of II. NJ Hamil,
ton, of Rising Sun. moved 10 Clayton
| BglldcrStom'> tenant house. on the Doth
| Elmer McCar,llc moved from New Val
ley to the old Brown property. near Mi
Pleasant. which he purchased II veal
ago from Thomas X IIindmAn
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CRAIGTOWN.

Mr.. Nrlcon Fisher. Of Pcrryvillr. WIS:
the guest of Mr.. Charles Craig ON Mon
day.
Mrs. William Jackson and son, Charlie
of Frrnrhtown. spent Sunday with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Craig
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward CrrSwcll. of
Rlythrdalr was the guest of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eden Crr>wrl. on Tues
day.
Master EIlrrd Campbell spent Il few
days this week with his grandmuther
Mrs. Mary Jackson. Of Woodlawn.
Mrs. Wilmer McKorvcr and grand
mother, Mrs. Lydia Smc,tzrr. of Blythe
dale. visited Miss Blanche Blackburn on
"Wednesday.
Mr.. J. NJ. Erh. of Westminster. Md
spent Monday evening in this town.
Mrs. James Blackburn is the guest of
relatives in Ba.timorr.
Mr.. David jackson and daughter Belle
of Bclvidcre. were the guests of his pa
rents. Mr. and Mis-. William j. Jackson.
The Household of Faith Church which
has been closed during the winter. has.
re-opened for the summer, now for ser
vice.
Rev. +. y. Moore will be present to
preach at AShury NJ. f. Church on Sun
day. ut 80 o'clock.
| The funeral of Mis-. Henrietta Mahen
WAS held On Tuesday. from the residence
Of her brother. Mr.. Theodore Currcr of
Bly1hcdnlc. Rev. Mr.. Moore conducted
the services. lntcrmcnt WAS made at
Asbury Cemetery. The following acted
.lS pail bcarcIS-AIes>rS. Robert Craig.
Albert Boyd John GolTrll. Benjamin
Thomas, Roswell jackson and Joseph
Wright.
! daughter of the late John Linton. was
held on Friday. from the residence of her
sister Mrs. Hugh Burlin. of Woud.awn.
Rev. Mr. Hoover otliciatr,l ut the ser
vices. llf'rmrnt WAS made at ASbury
| Cemetery.
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CECILTON.

Miss Alice. Freeman is spending some
time with Miss Lillian Anthony. in Ncas-
cy'S Neck.
MISSES Mary and Laura Clark are
spending the Easter holidays with Their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Clark.
Miss Kate Burton has returned home
after II two weeks stay with Mrs. Will
liam Thornton.
Mrs George W. Padley and little SON.
are spending the Easter holidays with
her mother. Mrs NJ. T.. Freeman, in
Chesapeake City.
Mrs. j. H. Smith returned home OH
Monday after a few days stay in Elktrn.
Mrs. Lewis King. of near Warwick,
was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. NJ. Ellen
Hall. ON Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. +. y. Crawford has been con-
fined to her room with the grip.
Master Alexander Wilson has returned
h0me after a lengthy stay with her aunt,
AIist> Elsie Bond. at Port Deposit
Miss Nellie Mccoy who has been quite
sick of neuralgia is slowly improving.
and is now ut home with her parents.
near town.
Easter service will be held at st.
Stephens =. f.. Church. on Sunday
morning. ut II O'Clock. The public are
cordially invited TO attend.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-04-02

The Cecil Wing is on sale each week
at the store of Elmer Mayberry. 3 cents
q copy.
The roads around here which have
been in such u bad condition. are greatly
improved.
Several changes have been made around
here in the way of moving. Constable
Jones has moved into the Allen house.
Mr.. Summertield Kidd to the farm lately
purchased by Mr.. Goodwin Terry. of
Woodawn. Mr.. Willett Ewing, our
former blacksmith. moved to Calvert and
Mr.. Arthur Armour now occupies the
shop vacated by Mr.. Ewing. We wish
him much success.
Miss Ettu NJ Slicer. who has been
spending some time with friends in Phil
ndrlphin. has returned home.
Miss Cora kmu<l>. of Philadelphia.
has been spending some time with her
parents.
Mr.. Sherwood Orr. who has been con
fined to his home with pneumonia. is
reported better.
Mr. Samuel r. Krau>1S. formerly of
this place. but ruw employed as fireman
on the T.. Il. x w. Railroad. WAS mar
licd on Wcdnt SHAY. March 10th. to Miss
Mabel Graham. of Philadelphia. They
will reside in Oxford. Pa.
The Il. :. Club will meet with Misses
Minnie and Lucy Rricklry. Oh WcdnreS-
day evening.
y band of gir>cS has been cncamprd
in Mrs, Martha Steers woods.
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CHARLESTOWN.

Mrs III. s. Ilaines WAS IL Wilmington
visitor last week.
w. Z. Richardson's and J. w. Logan
were in Philadelphia On Tuesday.
Mr.. Bernard Mattingly. of Whining.
tGn. Del. spent Sunday with MlH. j. b.
Graham.
Mrs. w. W. Lewis entertained Miss
Annie Lewis of Elkto1l. several days last
week.
Mr. W. ID. Galloway. of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with Mrs. II. Il. Galloway.
Mr.. Price Gibson. of Wilmington. wats
in town ON Sunday.
Mr. T.. Il. Cantwcll and Miss Grubb,
Of Wilmington. Del. were the guests of
Mrs. J. Il. Camtwoll on Sunday.
Mr.. William Frederick of Wilmington,
Del. Spo1t several days ut ''Thornycraft"
last week.
Capt. John Mari ntertained Il party
of friends ut "Willow Grove on Satur-
day and Sunday.
Easter services will be held ir the NJ
L. Church on Sunday evening.
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RISING SUN.

The Cecil Wing" is on sale each week
In Rising Sun, at Worthington's Store.
8 cents copy.
Mrs William Lyons, of Coate,yille.
ru., visited her SISTER Mrs. Branchr
Pattrn during the week.
Mrs H. l.. Worthington and daughter,
Katharine. Miss HANNA NJ. Kirk We're
Oxford visitors on Saturday.
Rev. w. G.. Rooms. of Smyrna, Del,
occupied the pulpit i. the NJ. f.. Church
here ON Sunday morning. The Epworth
Lea que had charge Of tn" evening ser
vices.
Mrs J. u. G. Pownnl. of Chlistiana,
visited Mr.. ANA Mrs. Albert Burlington
this week
Misses Edith Wood and Florence f..
CAREY. Of PORT Deposit. have very re-
Gently been the guests of Rev. III. \. G.
WeSterlied and family.
The Thimble Club met with Miss
Hanna NJ. Kirk. on Monday night. ut
her home. ON Cherry Street.
Miss Della Keilholtz spent Sunday
with her cousin. Miss Marion Keilholtz.
near WNod,awn.
Miss Louise NJ. Worthington is the
guest of friends i'll Baltimore.
The Misses McCoy. who huvc rropened
the millinery business. will hold their
Spring opening on April list and 2nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Wright and child
rem. of Honey Brook were Rising Sun
visitors on Sunday.
Rev. J. l.. Otis has been appointed pas
tor of Rising Sun NJ. f.. Church. will fill
the Vacancy of Rev. II. \. g. WcStcr'-
field. who goes to North East
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PORT DEPOSIT.

The Cecil Wing" is on sale each week
In Port Deposit, at Stcbbing's News
Stand 3 cents copy.
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NORTH EAST.
The Cecil Wing" is ON sale each week
IN North East, at w. A. Blackwelrs gro
Gerry store. 3 cents copy.


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Inc 'Cecn wing is on sale eacE week
In Port Deposit, at Stcbbing's News
Stand 3 cents copy.
MI. !. o. Smith. of Baltimore. was
Mis-, Margaret Kcrwin's guest this week
Rev. $. Fields Saumtng, of prnnSyl-
vila.n preached at ST. James Episcopal
Church last Friday night.
William Wilson. Of Wilmington. was a
Part lirpost visitor last Sunday.
M;H Esther Bond is visiting Mrs.
Davidson ut Gainesville.
P:t:icli Murray, of Guilfard, has been
visiting here recently.
Mi, Virginia GrrhauSer is i'll with
typ,.id fever at her home in Rock Run.
Charles Mcdowell is home frrm the
University of Pennsylvania, for the
Eas:y holidays.
Ms, W. w. Hopkins entertained the
Wh't Club last week.
NJ. - Mary Brown. of Philadelphia, is
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs Rich
ard NJ. Brown.
-. q. Wilson was in Philadelphia on
Mon lay.
Mi. Charles f. IImmctt ana son. arc
"Ien 'NE Il few weeks in Thumont, Md.
Mr.. W. G. Stevenson is on Il business
'''i GO ip'Ntblf. MT. tNitNtlebll TIItllIIN
tY$i-: rs head Of the commercial de-
i0nItn.tut of Tome Institute
th,.trr kimblc i home from Dafny-
cite 3iIcgc for he holidays.
Rrv. V. S. Collins. the newly appoint
"a ni..>ter in charge of Tome Memorial
N. +. Church. occupied the pulpit both
morning and evening on Sunday last
HIS family arrived on Thursday and were
made comfortable 10y the Willing Work
crS vino had renovated the parsonage
tnrd had dinner in waiting upon their
arrival.
a. Goldman Leach Junior member of
III" firm Of Tormev Il Leach architects,
Uf Baltimore. was in Port Deposit re-
Gently
Arg, 10 Trombiero. II workman in the
quarIjt> at This place received some
painful cuts and bruises as the result Of
= rock rolling against him. He was
taken 10 st. JoSephs Hospital. in Balti-
MORE where he is recovering.
DR.. a. S. Mowhray has moved his
family to the Wilmington District Par
r+vl.ag, in Wilmington, and has taken up
his duties us Presiding Elder.
Grace Holm gave a party to Miss Ag-
MS Mowbray before her departure AT