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RISING SUN.

Mrs. Mary Keilholtz spent Sunday
Wa ,riCnus 1T Ccncul dvillc, Pa.
Ms. j Pyle was a Philadelphia
yj>n'r ON NcrGay.
Mrs. Charles Cnul Gilman. OF .\tian-
tic Guy spent f. d.. last with her
brother, c $. NloiGs, and family.
Aii,, Dean Campbell, OF Philadelphia
Is spending Some time at her home in
itlsiI Sun
Misses Mabel and Mary Keilholtz.
o! Philadelphia, visited Miss Nina
Nclih, liz this week
Mrs. Pyle, OF Doe Run. Pa. has
been spending some time with her
daughter, Mrs L. X. Burlington.
Mrs Charles Rcislcr, Of Calvert,
spent " cdncSday with Edwna Haines
and family.
Mrs. William Leaf and children are
visiting William Gillespie and family,
take pleasure in thanking my many
friends Tor the kind remembrance OF
ne on my birthday. | received =
cards and one beautiful letter for all Of
winch | extend my sincere thanks.
Signed, d. NJ. BRICKLEN.
Miss Helen Logan, Il Baltimore. is
spending some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Poguc
Mrs. BENJAMIN BriSc"c spent We'd
rcsuay and Thursday with her friends
1T Principal Furnace.
Mrs. Mice Pogue and son. Joseph.
spent last week with her father. Mr..
Williams, at Port Deposit.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Fox are at
tending the Commencement exercises
at kce Mar College at HagerStown.
Md, and Ell route for home will visit
Washington, D. c., and other points
OF interest
Miss Nealie Coale, OF Colora. and
Miss Agnes Mowbray, OF Port De
post: visited Miss Hannah Reynolds
on Thursday.
Mr.. Percy Chapman, OF Swarthmore,
spent Sunday with his mother. Mrs.
). Chapman and family.
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visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Kane, last week.
The Perryville Americas Band at
tended the river carnival of the Jacob
Tome Institute on Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hewitt, OF
Sparrow's Point, Mr.. I'riSby Cochran
and Mr. Horace maritime, OF Philadel-
phia. were guests oi Mr.. and Mrs. J.
W. Cochran on Saturday and Sunday.
\ party was given on Saturday even
ing, at which number OF young peo-
pie were present.
Mr.. Wilson Beck and Miss Blanche
Craig were married in the NJ. Z.
Church at go p. m, on Wednesday
evening by Rev w. Z. Greenfield,
iormcr pastor OF this place, assisted
by Rev. Asbury Burke The bride
was a;tired i'll a gown of white organ
die srd carried bride roses. The
bride! maids, Miss Bessie Craig, sister
were attircd in gowns of white and
Mrs. George l.. Boyd, matron OF hon
or, in a gown of blue. All carried pink
peonics. Messrs. Milton Culley. VIII
liam Beck, .Ir., and George l., Boyd
acted as uShers. Refreshments were
served at the home OF the bride. At
ter the reception the happy couple lett
on train No. 10, for Philadelphia and
Atlantic City
NJ. Philip Torbert is quite i'll.
The Ladies' Md Society of the NJ. f
Church will hold bazaar June IS and
lG, in the Jr. O. U. \. NJ. Hall. All
are invited
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Wigs and Lovey Mary Thursday
! morning, at 10 o'clock.
On the evening OF the 80 til OF May
reception was rendered DR.. and Mrs.
Harris at the residence OF Prof. Flint
| by the teachers OF the Jacob Tome In
Stltute.
The house was beautifully decorated
with flowers, green, etc. An exquisite
| loving cup was presented i'll an appre-
clatlve speech by MIR. L. W. Havlland
and was accepted in all earnest re-
spouse by DIR. Harris.
Mir. L. I. Dorcus has purchased the
store building, stock and all the fix
lures owned by MIR. ". H. Nesbltt.
MIR. Ncsbltt closes business on We'd
ncouay and after the stock has been
carefully taken, Mr.. L. T. DorcuS will
DC open lUr business with full and
compete line of dry goods, groceries
and provisions.
Miss Ielen Becker has returned to
her home III Baltimore after spending
a delightful time with her sister, Mrs.
William Becker.
Inc Grand Castle Knights OF the
Go,dcn Eagle vi Maryland met i'll
Castlc Hall ri this town last week.
NuIlc 4 number oi delegates from the
different lodges OF Maryland visited
our town.
Miss Ethel Nesbitt visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard McClenahan OF Prince
ton, recently.
Mir. Howard Strout spent last We'd
ntsday home.
a, the public schools have closed
l"r the summer vacation, quite num-
Der OF our young ladies are resusicat-
ing for the summer.
he Jacob Tome Institute will close
It's regular school work on Friday,
june g. The Commencement exercises
will start Sunday and last through
Tuesday. MI friends OF the school arc
invited to attend these exercises.
Mrs. Mary Z. Oldham and daugh-
ter, Margaret, spent few days at
bcltcrton last week.
Mrs. Theresa Poist was a Tuesday,
Saturday visitor OF Mrs. Alexander
Gibson, OF Woodlawn.
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CECIL

J. D. Belts spent Saturday in Will
mlngton.
Harry Budd, OF Wilmington, spent
over Sunday with his parents.
Miss Blanche Padley spent sunday
with Mrs. Ollie Clark.
Miss Teresa Dreka, OF Sassafras,
spent Monday with Miss Elizabeth An
derson.
Edgar Pierce, OF Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with relatives i'll and near
town.
owens Griffith, OF Philadelphia, spent
from Saturday to Monday with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crit
fifth.
Hiss Julia Deshane visited Miss M
ME Jones one day this week
CUR public school closed iOr the sum
MGR vacation on Friday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gamble, OF Miliington,
spent a Jew days with her grandmother
Nj ). john Morris.
Miss Blanche NanBuskirk, oi Balti-
more, is spending some time with ner
cCusn, Miss Edith Anderson.
Mrs. J. d. Belts spent lew days OF
tn, past week with relatives at Colts.
Rev Elmer L. Jones and wife are
the guests OF his parents, Daniel Jones
and wife, near town.
Miss Mary Dawson and Eugene
Dawson spent few days with their
parents, Rev. w. +. Dawson and wife.
Robert Anderson is camping with
thu ST. John College boys at lolches-
tc this week.
\ strawberry festival was held in
the parish buildings ON " cdnc,day
AMI Thursday evenings ui tlis week,
70" the benefit OF the Sunday School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Blackway and
son Roland, have been spending few
dayS with relatives at Landlord.
Chidrens Day services viii be held
here in the M. +. Church on Sunday
evening, next.
Miss Mary Ethcrington spent Sun
day with Miss Mary Blackwar
Mrs. Jennie Price and little grand
daughter, Virginia Foster, are visit
ing relatives in Chester
Mrs Thomas O'Ncil and Mrs. r. b.
Melvel and daughter, Mary, oi I.yn-
ches, have been spending lew days
with Miss Anna O'Ncil
Messrs. Durney and George Oldham
OF Philadelphia, are spending this week
with their parents near town
The Cecilton High Sch Com
mencemcnt was held in Zion N. +.
Church on Monday evening. June i, at
8 O'Clock. The program was as iol-
lows:-Overture, Smyrna Orchestra;
singing, a mighty Fortress" school:
prayer, Rev. w. F. Dawson; ,auta-
tory, The Evolution OF Com ncrcc.
Edna V. Stephens; music. Orchestra;
solo, Miss Gunklc; address. Nm. r.
Warburton, Esq. music, Orchestra;
Presentation OF diplomas, Mir. George
Biddle, County Superintendent; music,
Orchestra; essay, "L'Nicgro and l.
Penseroso.' contrastrd; Nalcdictory.
Belle M. Price; singing, Abide With
Me" school; bencdiction. Rev. Elmer
+ TOnese.
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COLORA.

Cameron & Davis have purchased
the warehouse which they have had
leased from Mr. Robert Christie.
Childrcn'S Day exercises will be held
i'll Mt. Pleasant Sunday morning and
evening, June Y.
The Commencement exercises OF
West Nottingham Academy will be
held next Wednesday in West Not
tinghom Church.
Mr.. Thomas Reese is having his
porch newly rocicd.
We are glad to hear OF the improved
condition OF Mr.. Albert Nickle. who
has been very sick at the home of his
iatherin-law, Mr.. Craig, near Prin-
cipio Furnace. where he and his fam
lily were visiting.
Mr.. Nar neman. OF Havre de Grace
was the over Sunday visitor OF Miss
Merclc Moore.
Master Joseph Bare is visiting rela-
tivcS in Oxford.
Mrs. Allcn Elliott returned to her
home at RichardSmere Thursday from
a visit with friends in West Grove and
Sylmar.
Mrs. Mex Wilson spent a few DAYS
last week with her son and family at
Nottingham, Pa.
Mr.. Frank Way who has been quite
i'll with pneumonia, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert NIuldoon visit
ed the formers parents near Barnsly
las. Sunday.
Nil; Annie Gamble spent Sunday
with lancaster county friends
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PERRYV!LLE

Mrs. Robert Pierce and Master Will
he Mckay, OF Colora. spent part OF
last week with Mr.. and Mrs Earl Rev
noldS.
Rev, ". Z. Greenfield, OF Whining
ton, spent Wednesday with friends in
town.
Miss Florrie Owens, of Middietown,
Del Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. William
, Barnard.
Mrs. Charles P. Rutledge was in
Philadelphia on Wednesday.
he Order OF Red Men will attend
divine services in the NJ. L. Church,
9.lt.t the 10th inst, at 1890 a. m.
NJ Icrryville base ball team de-
teatcd the Port Deposit team here on
Saturday b ythe score Of SO t.
Mr.. BurE Little left on Thursday for
Baltimore, where he will work at his
trade OF pIastering
Lester. the infant child Of Mr.. and
Mrs: Harry Halfway, had close call
on tuesday afternoon by crawling out
and falling from the second story win
dow receiving quite a number OF
bruises, and cutting his upper lip near
~ oil, thus requiring stitches to be
taken in it,
Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Irwin attended
the funeral OF the latter's brother. Mr..
F. Harry DcnSingcr, in { lumbia, this
week, who died on Saturday last.
he stores OF our town are closing
at 7 p. m durln" TIE simmer months,
The brotherhood nj St. Paul of the
NJ. /. Church metNaS IT, home Of Mr..
N. h. keesey on Monday evening. The
Americans Ra,j ,,,b, .,,o
IN attendance and furnished music, also
games were played on the lawn, after
which refreshments were served and
all had fin TIM.
Mr.. John Lawrence is quite ill.,
Mrs. Willis Gorrel has returned
home, after a pleasant visit with rela-
trses in Baltimore.
Mr.: Milton NJ. Culley has begun his
new house on Front street
Miss Mary E. Kane, of Philadelphia,
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NORTH EAST

Mr.. John ". Mccullough left town
Gil lucsuay morning Tor .5p.ng Cen
ter, Nan, to VI,it ms son, >cV. russell
MCCullOu9n, pastor OF inc Prcabyter-
ian Churcn at tlat place Mr.. McCul-
lOu2n eNyccls TO stay west until some
time III October.
\ very pretty home wedding was
solcmnlzcd Iast saturday at II O clock,
when Miss Meme Anderson, only
daughter ci Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew An
derson, became the bride OF Mr.. c. V.
HCusehet per, only son Ul DIR. and
mony was performed by Rev. +. H.
Ddshiel, at the home OF the brides
parents. Miss Cooley played the we'd
ding march.
! he second annual reunion and ban
quet OF the Alumni Society OF the
North Fast High School was held last
Saturday night at the Hotel Cecil"
The following were preSent:-Class OF
IooI-Misses Reba McCracken, Irene
Foster, Florence Warner, Rcba Carey.
Class OF Ioo3-Msses Emma Thomp-
son, Eth Biddle, Mr.. Raynor Carey.
Class OF Ioo4-Misses Emily L. Moore,
Lora Foster. Cora Burns, Charlotte
Warner. Class OF I9o5-MiSs Lois
Carey, Mr. Everett Thompson. Class
OF Iooo-Misses Elsie Gamble, Matte
Churchman, Ruth Cameron, Myrtle
Rose, Rhoda White, Mr.. Marshall
Thompson +. b. Fockler Principal.
The funeral services OF Charles L.
Beatty were in charge oi Rev. L. II.
Dashed, assisted by Rev. IL. y. q.
Al rStrrtirld Rrv SnDWdcn Thomas
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PORT DEPOSIT,

The Methodist Sunday School will
hold its annual e. 1!drcn's Day service
noNt Sunday evening, at 7 o'clock in
the Auditorium OF the church. All
friends OF the school are invited to be
present. y very pleasing entertain
ment is being prepared by the COM
nlttee i'll charge.
The Riverside COrnet Band of this
town held 4 festival Tuesday and We'd
nesday evening OH the Junior School
Fairgrounds.
Special gradual on services for the
Berean Bible Readers Circle was held
last Sunday evening at the Methodist
Church. Quite a number of this class
received certificates from the pastor,
Rev. V. S. Collins, for completion in
this preliminary Bible course.
Mrs. J. o. B. Carson and daughter,
Adele, are visiting friends and relatives
at Elkton and Philadelphia.
Mr. Harvey Tome had his hand
seriously crushed while marking
crushed while working about a corn
husklng machine last week The mem
Der got caught in the cogs and before
he could stop the machine or extricate
his hand it was terribly manglcd.
Mrs, William Smith and Mrs. Emil
Holm spent Wednesday with friends at
Lapidum.
Mrs. George Volkhart, OF Chester.
was the guest OF her mother. Mrs.
Caroline Armstrong Saturday.
Mrs. Herbert n Gerry and son,
Lucius, are visiting Mrs Carr oi Bal
timore.
The citizens OF Port Deposit will
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MIR. John Whytc. OF Philadelphia, is
visiting friends in the country.
MIR. Jacob FairIamb, OF Oak Hill,
spent Sunday at his farm near town.
Miss .4ary Rawlings is visiting
friends in Ilavre de Grace.
Mrs. Mary Palmer visited her bro
Their near Zion last week.
Miss Lydia Maxwell was the guest
oi Miss Mamie Kirk, OF Aiken.
The festival held at Jefferson School
House last Tuesday evening, cleared
$40, to be used Tor library purposes.
Mr. William Bradley and cousins,
the Misses Cameron, OF Washington,
ID. G., spent Decoration Day with Miss
Ellen Cameron.
The public school closed Friday.
Miss Rachel Rittcnhouse, teacher of
Jefferson School treated her pupils to
ice cream and cake the last day. Prizes
were awarded to those receiving the
highest average during the year: Mary
Palmire, received first: Helen Cullen,
second and Virginia Maxwell third
prize.
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CHESAPEAKE CITY

Misses Sarah and Mabel Hargreaves
Ot Deland, Fla, are spending some
time with their aunt, Mrs ". \. Alex
anici.
Mrs. J. L. Dameral and son, oi Mont
Clair, n, j., are spending two weeks
with her parents Key. ai,L Mrs ). NJ
Perry.
Mrs. y. l.. Conrey has returned from
a lengthy visit with her daughter, Mrs.
W. 1. Master, in Baltimore. Mrs
Master accompanied her home.
MIR. and Mrs. Henri Lindsay, OF Will
mington, spent Sunday with his par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. II. a. Lindsay.
Miss Nj. X. Goodng has returned to
her home in Baltimore
Thomas Price, OF Wilmington, spent
Sunday with his family here.
George Jonr>, OF Kennedyvlle, is
visiting his brother, Henry Jones.
Mrs. Susan Taylor, OF Wilmington,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. 5. Z.
Dcshanc.
Benjamin Caulk, OF Newark, spent
several DAYS this week with Mrs. Whit
took.
Mrs. Warren and Miss Mae Taylor,
% "'''''iS' De'' WHY N'slto'S Ill
'oW'l 'I'ls week ", 4,
MI, al! MIS-: W. -; Alexander spent
Au NI! r IN fhlIadelpnia' -,
MrS' EdWard GARDNER, OF Carllsle,
Pa, visited Mrs. Harry Pierce this
"e N,I ,..,,
MISS Niilile NJ bouiaeh IS spending
d week , WIN Mr.. ana MIS- s Henry boul-
ue,' at tI'e'T nome near Ceciiton'
MIS- rs: T. - N n harwick spent two days
tIIs week III fhiladelplia.
MI burrows OF Baltimore, was the
guest OF Dr. ana Mrs I. l. Laws part
Oh the past week
George /. Murray, OF Milford, DEL
spent SUNDAY with ms family here.
MISS hertha LuSDy' OF Philadelphia,
Is visiting her mother Mrs. Ross Wat
son; co.,
MIS- SIMPLIFY. OF Baltimore, is visit
ing Mrs. ;. Nj. Perry
Mrs. Craig and Mrs. Chemia Now
lana; ct W Wilmington, visited Mrs. I.
II: " right last week.
lhom4s 3. Hopper. OF the Cnlver-
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ZION.

Raymond Cameron and Miss Sue
Ward are suffering from fractured
arms, received by falls.
Miss Mearns and Miss Josephine
Carhart are visiting Cornwall friends.
Rev. and Mrs. Wilson Beale were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs John Strahorn
at Elkton on Monday.
Childrcn's Day services will be held
in the Presbyterian Church on Sunday
morning.
Walter Mackey. OF Camden, n. J..
has been the guest of his brother, Cecil
Mackey.
Mrs. William Cameron, and daugh-
ter, of Pennington. were Sunday WISH
tors at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Cameron.