The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-10-08
PORT DEPOSIT.

Today. Saturday, at p. m. Tome
will play the first football game Of
the season with Franklin and Marshall
Academy
Today, Saturday, at $50 p m, there
will be a Dialect Recital by Polk NIL
Ter at Memorial Hall Public Invited
to enjoy this great treat.
Mr.. Charles J. Mcdowell, OF Pitts
burg, Pa, spent Sunday at his home.
Miss Bessie NJ. Taylor is visiting
friends IN York, Pa
Miss Rena Holm spent Sunday with
Mrs. H.. Hurlock, in Baltimore.
Misses X. Estella Butchenhart and
annual District Epworth League Con
vention which convened at the Rising
Sun Methodist Church last Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Mrs Made Massey and children, OF
Wilmington and Miss Ida Woodrow,
OF Baltimore. spent Sunday with Mrs.
r. l.. Stebbing.
Miss Marie I.amm was Baltimore
visitor. Tuesday.
Mr. Edward Johnston OF Whining
ton, and Miss Katherine Speck, OF
Columbia. were guests OF Miss Mar
garet Kerwin this week
Mrs. Mcdowell is visiti~ her son,
Mr.. NJ f. Mcdowell
Miss Marv Buck is spending this
week with Miss Dora Barrett in Will
minglon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Mitchell of
Philadelphia. and Mr.. George Har
ward, Jr., OF Washington, were guests
of Mrs George Harvard this week.
Mr. Robert l.. Stebbing has had his
three storerooms made into one large
room. which is quite an Improvement.
Miss Emma Smith, OF Baltimore, and
Father Barry were guests OF Mrs. A.
A. Barry, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McC'enahan and
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Benson spent last
week in Atlantic City, recupcrat:ng.
Mrs. Sidney Johnson was a Balti-
more visitor last Monday.
Mrs. William Carson and Miss Mary
Carson have returned from a very
pleasant visit with Rev. and Mrs.
TompkinSon. i'll Harrisburg. Pa.
Mr.. John Mitchell, former citizen
OF Port Deposit, died after a lingering
illness, in Baltimore, last Saturday.
His BODY was brought to his daughters
Mrs George Woodward's home, on
Wednesday morning, where funeral
services were held at 1890 a. m. In
termcnt was made at Hopewe!l Gene
tery. He is survived by a widow, five
daughters and two sons.
Mr.. Jerome Conway, OF Baltimore,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Samuel Rey-
nolds.
Mrs. George Campbell spent Thurs,
day in Baltimore
Mrs. John Billenger and children, OF
Philadelphia. are guests OF Mrs. Will
lam Coulson.
MeSsrs. Richard Dallam and John
Evans, OF Bel Air. and Mr.. John
Evans Buckley, OF Baltimore, were
guests of Mr. H. r. Cameron this
week
Mrs. Mary Clapp and Miss Mari
Clapp were guests OF Mr.. Roland Clapp
in Walbrooh, this week.
Miss Mary F. Durgin, OF Philadel-
phia, spent Sunday at her home. Mrs.
William Durgin moved to Philadelphia
this week.
Mr. and Mrs Clare Heidler and
Miss Louise Hedler have returned to
their home in Athens, Ga, after spend
ing a very pleasant month with Mr..
and Mrs. John Holm.
Miss Nancy Kelly, OF Baltimore, is
the guest of Mrs. Casper Mohrlcin
Mr., Lewis Blumberg spent several
days this week with Baltimore friends.
The Epworth League Sd:iety is
planning to hold literary and mus
cal entertainment in Nesbitt Hall, on
Friday evening, Octobet 2IJ ct 8
O'Clock. Admission. IS cents. Miss
Pearl Skillcn, OF New York, eiocution-
list Please bear in mind the date,
place and time and don't forget that
you are very much needed.
Mr.. John H Kimble is attending the
Farmers National Congress which is
in session in Lincoln Nebraska.