The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-11-18

| tai en- to Carlisle, Pa, his former home,
and buried. DIR. Curran will be greatly
| missed by his many friends in town, as
well as school. DIR. Culran was head
| master in the dUlmito1y work. Boys,
| you have lost n faithful friend, and one
whose place will he very hard to fill.
| Mr.. Amos Rurlin. of Washington, d.
c.. WAS home last week.
Mrs. Tome Jarvis. of Washington, d.
| G.. visited our town last Thursday.
| Miss PNuline Ward. of Uapidum, spent
Sunday with Mrs. William Smith.
| Masters William and Albert Peoples
spent Sunday with their aunt, Mrs. Will
| liam Nesbitt. of Riclardsmcre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Benson and
| daughter, Margaret. are visiting rela-
| tivca in Baltimore.
Mr.. Towson Davis, of Baltimore. VS.
tied his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. a. S.
Davis, recently.
Mrs Elizabeth Hall. mother of Mr..
Frank Hall. who fell last Friday morn
ing about A. m, down the stair steps
and broke her arm and colla' bone, died
Wednesday from the effects.
At this writing the typhoid fever pa
tcnts and other sick ones are getting
along as well as can he expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith. Miss
Pauline Ward. Mr.. William McCum-
mirgs. Helen Smith, Archer Smith and
Barrett Smith spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs S. Smith, of Lapi-
dunn
Mrs. David Douty has had water
placed in her houses, which are occupied
by Mr.. John Atkinson and Mr.. William
st. Clair.
Miss Maud Atkinson is suffering from
very badly poisoned face, which she
received from a poison vine on the hill.
Mrs. Whelan, wife of the Institute
gardener. died nj her home Saturday
morning, and was buried Tuesday morn
ing
Miss Nirgie Gcrhauser entertained a
few of her friends at her home last
Friday evening.
Mrs. st. Clair of Rock Springs. is
visiting her daughter, Mrs Lawrence
Patton
Mrs. Bertha Lathbury, of Philadelphia,
has returned to her home after visiting
her mother. Mrs. Hannah NeSbitt.
The Tome football team will play the
New York Military Academy at Corn
wHl-on-Hudson. y. Y, next Saturday.
A memorial service will be held next
Sunday afternoon mt $50 p. m, by the
Sunday School in behalf of our beloved
superintendent. Mr.. Harry 4. Ncsbtt
All the teachers. officers and scholars, as
well rs friends are urged to be present.
The hedge around Mr. II. +. McClcn-
ahan'S garden, opposite his home was
partly destroyed by fire last Sunday af
tcrLoOn. The cause is unknown.
Mrs Marn Miller. of Woodlawn. spent
Sunday with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Williams.
The Bible Renders Circle met at the
home of Mr.. u. II. Stephenson Tuesday
evening. The lesson wHS the last four
rrnphtSieSs of the Old Testament
The news of the wreck which was
caused by a collision Monday evening on
tn. Central Division of the Philadelphia.
Baltimore and Washington Railroad at
Nottingham, between the Baltimore and
Oxford accommodation and the Philadel-
phia and Perryville accommodation,
caCsrd great many of our citizens to
fed very sorry Mr.. Wesley Beattie, the
engineer. who was killed was n former
citizen of Port Deposit. and one who
was. very much admired by his many
friends. His legs were cut off from his
body, and he only lived short time.
Mr.. Beattie leaves widow and five
children, living ut Oxford, Pa.