The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-01-27
PORT DEPOSIT.

Iteration is "Korca; the Progress of two
Decades" Luke /, 1913. The leader is
very anxious to have a full attendance.
1t is very encouraging to have such Il
good attendance rs we had last Sunday
evening. Keep it up, friends
Miss jeanette Richards, of Elk Neck,
spent Sunday with Miss Rena Holm.
Mr. Pennock. of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with Miss Bessie Tome.
Miss Lillian YerkcS spent Friday with
Miss Mary r. Caldwell,
Miss Ella Hollis. of Pcrryman. was
the guest of Miss Mortie Williams Fri
day.
Mr. Harry Smithson. of Havre de
Grace. was the guest of Miss Bertha
Mcdowell Sunday.
Miss Ada Crawford. of Pcrryville,
spent Friday with Miss Grace Holm.
Mrs. Collins and Mrs. Vaughan S. Col
Inns spent Sunday with Smyrna friends.
Miss Agnes Mowb1ay. of Wilmington,
spent Sunday with Miss Estele l..
Deakyne.
Mrs. George Ruttcr. of Pcrryville. was
the guest of her mother. Mrs. George
Jones last week.
Miss Fannie Friedman visited Havre
de Grace friends saturday.
Mr.. ]. Z. c. Hopkins. Jr.. spent Sun
day at his home in Bel Air.
AS there are no Republican lawyers
in the State Senate. DIR. j. |. France
was selected for the judiciary Committee.
He is also on the Committee on Militia.
Sanitary Condition of the State and
Public institutions.
Mrs. Grorgianna Ransom is home after
very pleasant visit to New York and
Baltimore.
Miss Fannie Wilson was a recent visi-
tor to Miss Leola Miller of Glen Roy.
Mrs. Herbert \. Gerry is visiting her
mother. Mrs. James f. Carr. of Balti-
more.
Mrs. Robert X Nunncman. of Havrc
de Grace visited Port Deposit friends
recently.
Mr.. Adam Peoples is making prcpara-
tons to open Il grocery store in the old
Lyon property. opposite to the Port
Deposit Store Company's store. His
many friends wish him much success in
all his undertakings.
MI William Rccdcr, of Rising Sun,
was a Port DEPOSIT visitor Wednesday.
It has been rumored that the Mctzgcl
and RHniStcr properties. which the Cecil
National Bank he's bought. will he
moved just opposite where Mr.. Philip
StfOll VOW runs IL meat llllIktl.
Mr. Gu>tavr MctZgcr will continue to
run business just the same in the new
location.
The Cecil National Bank will build
where these properties are now standing.
Mr. Samuel II. Friedman spent We'd
nesday in Baltimore.
Hon. Joseph l. France. of Annapolis,
was Il Port Deposit visitor last week.
Mr. John DoH@chc spent a few days
this week in Virginia..
Mr.. ID. McDonald of Detroit. Mich,
Spent Tuesday with Mr.. Samuel ii.
Friedman.
1t has been rumored that just as soon
as the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
completes their work at Pequea, they
are going to start to elevate the tracks at
Port Deposit. Already they have sur
veyed ut three different places: on the
top of the hill. on the side of the hill
and in town.
Mrs. Jane \. Gerry is home after a
delightful visit with her daughter. Mrs.
H. A. G. Westcricld. of Wilmington.
The concert given by the Peabody
Quartet. of Baltimore. in Memorial Hall
last Friday evening was fine particularly
to those who can appreciate such classi-
cal music.
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