The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-01-06

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nesday alter the holiday vacation.
The w. CT. U. will meet with
rs. E. P. Haines on Thursday
ernoon, 18th inst, at 2:3O o'clk.
he Marratt farm, near Leeds,
Eaining 81 acres, has been pur-
bed by John s. Byers for So, 700.
he Citizens National Bank, of
re de Grace, has declared a
annual dividend of 81 per
j Good Templars of Minnehaha
bdge, at Chrome, will celebrate
their 39th anniversary on Saturday
evening.
The First National Bank of
Havre de Grace has declared its
usual semi ;-annual dividend Of q
per cent.
John Nesbitt, of Colora, a Prince
ton theological student, occupied
the pulpit Of Fagg's Manor Presby-
terian church on Sunday.
Maris Wherry has disposed of
his farm, near Rock Presbyterian
mrch, containing 48 acres with
brovements, to Newark pur-
ser for $1,000.
order to call in old stock that
not be located the Oxford
cultural Society will reincor-
e under the title of. the Ok
Agricultural Association.
hes Smith, who left ,Havre de
pin the spring of 1898, to en-
a. as en apprentice in the United
States Navy, received his honorable
discharge Christmas day, it being
his twentRirst birthday.
Georgev Balderston, of Colora.
was reelected vice president for
Cecil county at the annual meeting
Iof the Maryland State Horticul-
'tural Society, held at Maryland
agricultural College last week.
kuctioneer J. C. Hindman, OF
th) )s town, with the closing day oil
|tHe year called his 127th sale dur
6gl This breaks all previous
rec4rds since Mr.. Hindman has
beeh following his chosen calling.
The new year was ushered in on
Sunday with a day of sunshine and
spring like mildness. The mer-
curry ran up to $50 degrees-the
warmest New Years day since the
establishment of the Weather Bu-
reau in 1876.
The recital and musicale given in
Grand. Army Hall, North East,
last week by Miss Cochran, elocu-
. zionist, and the Elkton Mandolin
G1pb proved most enjoyable en-
nent, and resulted in swell
nd for the church debt
H. A. G.. Westerfeld. oi
east, formerly pastor of the
church of this town, is spoken
"a successor to Rev. DR.. A. s.
pray as secretary of the Will
ION M. E. Conference. DR..
bray will retire on account OF
presiding elder.
New Years social was held at
ianse, West Nottingham, on
Fday night, the company dis
ID after ushering the new
in. The pastor, Rev. Mr..
k, received many substantial re-
ders of the good wishes of his
TX, including a well filled purse.
1t is reported that Rev. o. w.
svenish, formerly pastor of Cherry
Hill M. Il. church, and at present
of Bozeman, Nd, M. e. church,
will shortly leave the Methodist
Episcopal Conference and take
charge of the Protestant Episcopal
parish at st. Michaels, Md.
~ The property of the Hockessin,
DELI Kaolin Co. was purchased by
Johh Richardson, Jr., at receivers
saleI Ion Saturday, for S6,550. This
is ttl le third time the property has
beenl sold, the former purchaser
falling to comply with terms. At
the first sale the property brought
$4,000, and at the second So, 100.
The annual meeting of the Ris-
ing Sun Detective Association will
be held Saturday, Jan. z, in Town
Hall, at 10 o'clock. The ladies OF
the Mite Society will serve a tur.
key dinner to the members at II
o'clock, in the basement of the
church.. Supper will also be sery-
ed from 8 to 9 O'Clock; price zoe.