The midland journal., 1910-09-23

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Charles Hadden, of Swarthmore, was
the guest Of Edwin L. Haines last week.
Miss Helen Fox has left for Haeers-
town, where she will resume her studies
at Kee Mar College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wicks and Miss
Annie Osborn. Of Baltimore, are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Hindman.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Grant, of Cherry
Hill, celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary on Saturday last.
E. c. Dixon and family, Miss Gertrude
is. Dare and Barclay Reynolds enjoyed a
trip to Philadelphia on Monday in Mr..
Dixon's touring car.
Miss Anna r. Major, of Cowentown,
and Mr.. John T. Slack, of Iron Hill,
were married in Wilmington on Friday
by Rev. J. R. Bicking,
Albert L. Lewis and family. of Newark,
Delaware, were the guests of DR.. A. H.
Smith and daughter on Sunday, making
the trip by automobile.
3. G. Dixon, who has just returned
from conducting party of tourists on an
extended European tour during the
summer, was Rising Sun visitor this
week.
Mr.. Henry M. Mcdaniel and Miss
Rachel Catherine Jackson. both of Elk
Mills, were married Saturday at the Elk
ton IA. E. Parsonage, by Rev. H. A. G..
lWesterfeld
Garfield Post, of this town, was rep
resented by Samuel Hambleton. ]. w.
Hambleton, Thomas Kirk, Thomas
Martin and John Orr at the G. A. r. en-
campment at Atlantic City, this week
The engagement of Charles B. Finley,
Jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles B. Fin
Hey, Sr., and Miss Emile McElmoyle,
daughter of Rev. John E. McElmoyle, of
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church,
Elkton. has been announced.
Harry P. Lincoln, superintendent of
the Penna. R. e., at Williamsport, Pa,
was a Rising Sun visitor this week. Mr..
Lincoln is nephew Of S. Reynolds
Of this town and is one Of the owners Of
the fine Lincoln farm north Of Rising Sun.
Miss Esther c. Knight. daughter Of
Mr.. Robert A. Knight of Darlington,
Hartford county, and Mr.. George L. Slade,
of Shippingport, Pa, were married at St.
Ignatius Church, Hickory, September 10.
at g A. M. Mr.. Slade is son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John S. Slade, Of Indian Spring
Farm, Hartford county.
George E. Wright, of Aberdeen, has
been granted a patent for a machine for
the scalding and washing of vegetables.
Baltimore is to have great Aero meet
during the week commencing October 81.
Some of the worlds most famous aviators
will participate including Glenn H.
Curtiss.
The Peninsula Produce Exchange, an
Organization composed of a number of
growers Of the lower portion of the East
ern Shore, handled $4,000 crates OF canta-
loupes this season.
Turner & Wescott, of Glen Roy, will
embark in the mushroom business. They
have just completed building which has
1900 square feet Of growing space, and
are preparing the beds for the first
planting.
The American Telegraph and Telephone
Company is seeking to secure the right Of
way to lay conduit through Hartford
county from Havre de Grace to the Balti-
more county line along the north side of
the public road, and Sheriff Forsythe has
summoned a jury Of condemnation in the
case.
Capt. Vivian Edwards, who passed
through Cecil county, about two months
ago. driving team Of Angora goats, on
his way from San Diego. California, to
Washington D. C., died Of pneumonia at
Uniontown. Pa, on Wednesday, Sept IL
while returning home. He was 2s7 days
making the trip from San Diego.
A certificate Of Incorporation has been
filed in the Clerks Office at Bel Air, for
the Havre de Grace. Automobile Co.,
Murray Vandiver Mitchael H. Fahey
and Clarence c. Pusey being the incor.
porators. The object of the company is
to purchase, sell, hire and operate auto
mibiles for passengers and freight and
build, repair and furnish supplies for
the same. The principal Office win be in
Hayre de Grace and the capital stock is
$1,000 divided into 6oshares Of the value
Of $50 each.