Evening journal., 1913-08-29
MANY CECIL
COUNTY FOLKS
/ PASS AWAY

.nnec,al to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
FIXTON. Aug. 29.-The funeral OF
7Asrs Elizabeth A. Rowland was held
from his late home. In Port Deposit,
ht $50 O'Clock. Tuesday. The Rev.
N. W. Shaw, former pastor Of the
Rort Deposit Presbyterian Church, Of
Hciated. Interment at West Noting
ham. Five grandsons OF the de-
Meased. Frank Clapp, Rowland Clapp
fFrank Rowland Harvey Rowland,
fRamson Rowland and J. l. G. Har-
lxins. acted as bearers.
4 Samuel d. Fryer. of the Sixth dis
ttrict. died at his home, near Colora,
Nm Wednesday morning His wife
and two daughters survive him. A
brother. former County Treasurer
IWilHam L. Fryer, also survives him.
Mrs. Martha Parr Scott, wife Of VIII
t1iam H. Scott. of Philadelphia, died on
"wednesday last at Spring Lake, n. ].
MRS. Scott was the mother Of John
wv. Scott. who. until recently. lived
in Elkton.
Mrs. Elizabeth Moody, who died at
ther home in Newark. Del, on Satur-
1day. was an aunt of Frank r. Scott
of Elkton.
Uriah Mcguire. grandfather Of Mrs
MHenry A Watburton. of Elkton, died
at Madison, Dorchester county, on
Thursdny. aged 81 years. Nine chill
& dren survive him.
g Riverview Council, No. 16S, Jr. o
~ A. NJ, of Elk Neck, gave a very
pleasant sociable Saturday evening
About two hundred persons partook
.of refreshments and a delightful
evening was spent.
On Monday. September 1, the Off
Ecers Of election will meet the super
@visors at Elkton to qualify and re.
ceive their commissions.
AZ On Tuesday evening while travelling
'Nalong the Elkton- North East road, the
g automobiles Of Taylor McKenney ant
y Frank Kemether collided at Bacor
HHnl bridge and both machines were
Z damaged. The occupants escaped In
Jury
While being driven through Elktor
NSunday night, a valuable horse be-
tlonging to Calvin Blake, Of Cherr,
HHll, was taken III and died.
h The marriage of Miss Marie p
N Hooper. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank B. Hooper. of Baltimore, tS
HDavid Scott, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Mplace September IS, at the Church o
nfhe Ascension. in Baltimore Th'
&Rev. Robert Copeland, a former rec
&for of the church. viii perform tn
Nceremony. Mr. Scott Is clerk of thI
tFirst National Bank Of Elkton. Thi
tyoung couple will reside in this town
& Mrs. Charlotte Newell, Of Baltimore
nformerly of Tome Institute, Port De
-
Hings of Sidney Lanier." at Oakmon
N1nn, Lutherville, on Wednesday even
sing
Personal Mrs. Samuel Rambo an'
children. Of Tallapoosa, Georgia, whit
thave been visiting her sister, Mrs
rOmar d. Crothers, returned to thei
&home on Wednesday.-Th Rev. j.
@Otis. OF North East, was the guest o
MEikton friends on Wednesday.-Mr
4Harriet Weaver, Of Wilmington, ha
#been the guest of her sister, Mrs. W
~. Smith.-Mrs. Wilson and daughter
Hof Baltimore, are visiting Mrs.
&Frank Frazer.-Mr. and Mrs. Georg
IA Witworth. OF Downingtown, Pa
shave been the guests of Mr. and Mri
&c Wilmer Wilworth.-Mrs Henry
#Warbnrton and children are guest
8of relatives at Cambridge, Md.-Mrs
NGeorge Cornell and daughters an
HMrs. Name Lamplugh. of Wilmington
shave returned after a pleasant visi
tto Miss Helen Pierson.-Mrs. Fred
aerick 7. Haines entertained at card
nTuesday afternoon. Elsi
NPrice and Nellie Webber. of Philadel
Fphia, have been visiting Msse
MMartha and Mabel Short-Miss BESSIE
~Wiley is the guest of Mr. and Mrs
M f. Magraw.-Mrs. Richard Lodg
m ls visiting her sister, Mrs. A. N
tBrickland.-W. H. Pollock, of Phila
mdelphia, was an Elkton visitor oil
Tuesday.-Wilmer Falls, of Mort
East, was in Elkton on Wednesday -
Miss Mary Constable, of Washington
ID. c.. who has been visiting Mr.. an
Mrs. Albert Nelson, at Bayvill'
tLong Island, is now the guest Of he
brother, Judge Albert Constable.