The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-04-12

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Harrisburg relatives.
Warren Taylor was home from Western
Maryland College, Westminster, for
Easter.
Joseph Poist, near Colora was operated
on last Friday for appendicitis and IS pro-
crossing favorabIy.
Miss Francina Kirk, Of Metzger College.
Carlisle, has been spending the Eastertide
vacation in Rising Sun
Miss Mable Day and Miss Anne White
Of North East, sailed from New York,
last week for trip 70 Bermuda Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene &c. Weiblen. Of
New York city. were guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. j N. Holden several days during
the week.
| Mrs Albert [. Burlington entertained
this week her mother and sister. Mrs.
p. c. Powell and Mrs Clayton Walton.
of swarthmore.
Mr.. and.Mrs. Enoch Mccullough ceie-
brated the fitch anniversary Of their
wedding at their home near Liberty
Grove, on Wednesday evening Of last
week.
Mr.. G. Penrose Cooper, Of Charlestown,
this county. and Miss Ella Holloway. Of
Belair, were married in Wilmington on
March I6 BY the Rev. Archdeacon HALL
They will be at home in charlestown
after April r6.
Mark Balderston. son Of EIwood Bal
derston Of Colora. has been awarded the
Cope fellowship at Harvard University
for q postgraduate course BY the directors
LOT Haverford college. he having stood at
the head Of his seniorclas
Edward Wilson. Newark. pel's oldest
PRESIDENT. celebrated bis o7fh birthday last
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson win cele-
brate their Goth wedding anniversary next
month. Both are enjoying very good
health considering their advanced years.
Samuel J. Terry and bride were given
rousing serenade by the calithnmpians
on Thursday evening last on their return
to Rising Sun, and on Tuesday evening
William A. Reeder and bride were
welcomed BY the same enthusiastic and
noisy band.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Duyckinck are
spending the week in Princess Anne and
Pocomoke City. Mrs. Duyckinck is rep
resenting West Nottingham at the annual
convention of the Woman's Home and
Foreign Presbyterial Societies Of New
Castle Presby.ery, held ia Pitts Creek
Church. Pocomoke City, on the 10th. nth
and r2th insts.
i Miss Lorraine Fassitt and brother, Mr..
/ !. B. Fassitt, entertained the soo-club on
Wednesday evening at their home near
town. Six tables were played. high score
honors being won by Mrs. Jennie White
ford and Mr.. Clifford Kirk. The next
u meeting Of the club will be on Wednes.
day, MaysI. with Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Kirk. near Calvert.
/ Taylor Johnson. Of Cream. Pa, was
thrown from his wagon one day last week.
when bis horse ran away. and suffered a
broken leg and three fractured ribs.
4 Thomas Baker. farmer Of near Wesl
Grove, Pa. has lost ten dairy COWS and
. FIVE horses within the past few weeks from
! : disease diagnosed as fungus poisoning.
Landslides on the Columbia & Port De.
posit railroad in the neiehborhood Of
Mccall's Ferry have been frequepted this
spring. Trafic was delayed twice las,
week on the road by slides.
n Extensive preparations are being made
BY Guiding Star Council for the State
Convention Of the Junior American Me-
I chanics. 10 be held in ,Hayre de Grace on
Tuesday and Wednesday. April 10 and
II7, when three hundred delegates. and
nearly as many visitors viii be in the city.
Y The suit that has been pending in
4 Court in Baltimore. growing out Of a
caveat filed BY certain heirs Of DR.. James
H. Harris. Of that city. TO his will. has
been settled. Under the will the estate
valued at about $4,000 was left for life
10 the testator's widow. Mrs. Elizabeth A.
Harris. mother Of Mrs. Jerome E. jenkins.
of EIkton.