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Mr.. and Mrs. George Mccomsey. sy-
lmar. celebrated their silver wedding on
February 20.
Mrs. Lawson Tosh and son. Colora,
were over-Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. coder and daugh-
ter, Of Oxford, spent Sunday with Eli T.
Reynolds and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Barry Of Aldan,
Pa, were Saturday Sunday guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse T. Cameron.
Mr.. and Mrs r. Ernest Brickley, Farm
fington. celebrated the fifth anniversary
Of their marriage on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Kirk and daughter
Virginia, of Port Deposit, were guests last
week of Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Burlington.
Miss Ida pierson and Wilson Pierson.
/ of Hockessln, Del, were over-Sunday
guests of Thos J. Wilson and family,
near town.
Chas. E. Dare and son Edgar, of Alex
andria, Va, were visitors at the home Of
Or. and Mrs. 6. S. Dare on Friday and
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Hamblcton and two
children. Of Kennett Square, were Sum
day visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. samuel
Hambleton.
Miss M. Addie Smith. who spent
several weeks in Philadelphia with her
brother. Brady Smith, has returned to
her home here.
Miss Marian Pyle. Of Darlington Semi
nary, West Chester, spent the weekend
at the home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
chas S. Pyle.
M. Holden returned last week from a
"trip TO California. accompanied by his
uncle Bartholomew Holden. whois visiting
his brother. James Holden, near town.
after an absence Of forty years.
The engagement of Mr.. Abram W.
Harris, Jr.. son OF DR.. A. w. Harris. who
was for Eve years Director Of the Jacob
Tome Institute Port Deposit. and now
President of the Northwestern University.
Evanston, ILL.,. to Miss Florence Gayley.
Of Beaver, Pa. has been announced.
The Oxford Agricultural Association
will hold the Spring exhibition on June S.
8 and ], and the FAN exhibition on Sept.
is, Io and 20.
S. Carrie Cooling, OF Havre de Grace.
has been appointed second tenor in the.
choir of the First Presbyterian Church.
Baltimore, and will enter upon his duties
Sunday. March 5.
The topicsfor discussion by the Aericul-
ftural Class. Friday evening. Isl inst. at
the Magraw House, West Nottingham,
will be the Care of Animals" The
class meets at s o'clock.
AT a hearing before Magistrate Hudson,
Of Hopewell, Pa, Mrs. William Harris
was granted separation from her hus-
band and given three dollars per week
alimony and the custody Of their small
child.
A dog belonging to the Oxford Hunt
Club which strayed away from the rest Of
the pack, while on hunt some weeks
ago, was washed ashore last week at
Rowlandville, having evidently fallen into
the creek and been drowned.
The "Harvesters" Mission Band Of
Zion. has elected the following officers for
the ensuing year;-President, Miss
Lorraine .Fassitt; Vice-President. Miss
Lucie carhart; Secretary. Mrs. Harry
Swift; Treasurer Miss Ruth Murray.
Members Of the official board Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church of Denton
have purchased the handsome residence
of Ormond W. Downes. on Fifth avenue.
and 10 the spring il win be occupied by
Rev. H. A. 6. Westsrield and family. 1t
will be one Of the most commodious and
best appointed parsonages on the PENN
sula. The price named was $3.50
Denton Journal.
The Young Friends Association will be
held Sabbath afternoon. ord Month srd.
ct 1880 o'clock. Whittier Day." Horace
Lippincott. Of Philadelphia. will address
the Association. Snbject--"W Whittier's
Fellowship Extracts from paper pre-.
pared by NJ. Catharine Albright will be
read. Subject-"W "Whittiers Religious
Message" Copies of this essay will be dis
tributed among the audience for home
rendiug. Paper by Belle Haines. Sub
ject-"Life OF Whittier" All invited to
take part.
ALBERT L. BurFlNoroN, supt.