The midland journal., 1913-06-20

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ton relatives during the week.
Arthur Irwin Of Philadelphia. was the
Sunday guest of A. B. Keen and family.
J. 6. Richards and family moved on
Thursday from Baltimore to their country
home at Richardsmere.
Bernard Efing. of Swarthmore, spent
a portion of the week with his brothers
Harry and Gerald Ef6ng.
H.L. Wonhington and daughter, Jane.
of BALTIC. were visitors at the home Of E.
H. Worthington and family this week.
Mr. and Mrs. c. R. Biles. are visiting
| in New York. Their son. Taylor Biles,
lis spending some time in Philadelphia.
Mrs. ]. B. Tome very pleasantly enter
tanned the Ladies Aid Society. Of Row
landville M. p. church. on Wednesday.
Mrs. A. B. Keen, Miss Susan Johnson,
Miss Mildred Brown and Miss Helen
jenkins spent Tuesday with Mrs. Howard
Pusey, Colora.
Mrs. M. E. Founders has been enter
ltaining her mother. Mrs. Sophia Dickey.
Of Wilmington. and Miss Mamma Hopkins,
of Port Deposit.
Mrs. E. B. crowel. of Philadelphia.
has gone to Cape May. N. j.. for the
summer. after an enjoyable visit with
Mrs. j. B. Tome and family.
Miss Grace A. Wilson. Miss Clara
Robertson. Edwin L. Haines and Ralph
Wilson attended the Doll-Kirk nuptials.
| in Dover. Del. on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharpless Lewis and Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Richards. of Kennett
Square. motored to Rising Sun on Sum
day and spent the day with DR.. G. S.
Dare and family.
Miss Lucy Gillespie and Miss Doris
Chandler enjoyed a trip to the seashore
last week. spending the weekend with
Miss Mary Esher at Wasecca Apartments.
Sc side Heights, New Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. William M. Pogue. Miss
Ella Pogue and Thomas Robertson enjoy
ed an auto trip to Blacksburg. Va. this
week. where VIM. r. Pogue attends Vir-
einia Polytechnic Institute The party
expect to reach Rising Sun on the return
"trip tomorrow.
At meeting of the board OF directors
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
Joseph T. Richards was made consulting
engineer, maintenance of ways. He was
formerly chief engineer, same depart
ment.
The Penn Crew. Octoraro M E church
will hold ribbon social at the home OF
Elwood Brown, Cecil Paper-mill. Thurs
day. June 26. II stormy. the following
evening. Ice cream. cake. lemonade,
candies ETC.. ia abundance for sale.
This is what the Oxford News thinks
of the hot wave that prevailed throughout
the country this week:
mo man who goes through this hot
spell and lives. need have a fear OF the
hereafter. whichever side the River Jor-
dan he takes"
Several new postmasters were named in
Chester county last week by President
Wilson. among them were VIM. S.
Johnston at West Grove; John D. Moore
at Oxford; James Downward at Coates
vile: Joshua Lamborn at Berwyn T. c.
Scott. at Malvern.
The annual report of the Peninsula
Horticultural Society has been printed.
1t contains the addresses delivered at the
meeting in Wilmington last winter, and
is a pamphlet of about 100 pages. 1t |
may be had free by addressing the secre-
tary. Wesley Webb, Dover. Delaware.
The case of Walter F. Harvey. colored.
Of Havre de Grace. VS.. the Casparis Stone
Company. for $4,000. for personal in
Ijuries received while Harvey was work |
ing in the company's quarry over a
year ago. was compromised last. week
when called for trial In the Circuit Court
for Hartford county.
Friends meeting under care Of Penn
| Hill and Rising Sun Associations, will be
held at octoraro Peoples Church. sixth
month 2oth at ago O'Clock. Followed
by association exercises aud voluntary
offerings Special meeting at West Not
tineha under care OF Rising Snn Asso-
citation. seventh month 9th. at II O'Clock.
1t is our aim to make these gatherings
Of particular value to the life here and
now,