The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-09-26

Miss Esther Maxwell 4 attending Gou-
cher College. Baltimore.
Mrs. John Hatfield. Sr.. of Harrisburg,
| is spending some time in Rising Sun.
Mrs. Cecil E Ewing and son are spend
| ing the week with Baltimore relatives.
Marx Baiderson. of Colora. has accept
ed position at Lafayette College as assis-
tant in physics.
Miss Mary Brum6eld. of Turkey
Point, has been visiting her cousin, Miss
Mary Brum6eld.
William Pogue has re entered Virginia
Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg. after
the summer vacation.
Lloyd Balderston III. of Colora. has
entered Penn State College for two
years course in agriculture
Bernard Efing. of Swarthmore. and
Joseph Efing. Of Philadelphia. visited
their brother. Harry Efing, this week.
L
Ralph Clifford. of Zion has accepted
position with Philadelphia manufacture
ing firm and will be located at Lowell.
Mass.
Norris Reynolds and Taylor Biles left
on Monday for Swarthmore. Pa. where
they have entered Swarthmore Prepar
atory School.
| Mrs. Clara |. Turner. Miss Genevieve
Turner and Miss Francina Kirk returned
on Wednesday from an extended trip to
New England States.
Miss Edna Maybetry. of Pennington.
left dast week for Westminster. where
she has re-entered Western Maryland
College after the summer vacation.
Miss Anna Fryer. of Colora. has enter.
ed Drexel Institute. Philadelphia. where
she will pursue domestic course. Miss
Violet Fryer has re-entered Goucher Col
lege. Baltimore.
The marriage of Miss Margaret S.
Smeltzer. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Cecil
Smeltzer. of Mount Pleasant, and George
N. Williams, of West Nottingham, has
been announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam B. Keen have issu-
ed invitations for the marriage of their
daughter. Mollie Sylvia, to Arthur Stevens
Irwin. Saturday. October the fourth. at
6ve o'clock. Rising Sun. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Wells. Of Elk
ton, have announced the engagement OF
their daughter. Miss Anna Scott Wells. to
George w. Atkinson, of Philadelphia.
The wedding will take place next month.
Miss Helen B. Kay. daughter of the
late A. B. Kay of near Rising Sun has
been appointed head teacher in the dress
making and millinery depanment-of the
School of Industrial Arts at Trenton, N.
IL. Miss Kay is graduate OF the Dom
estic Art department at Teachers College.
Columbia University and has had consid-
cradle experience in Miss Helen Goulds
school. near New York. and in the New
York City High Schools.
In the estate Of George Gillespie of Not
bingham. minor, whose property is
valued at $s2oo. the guardian has petition
ed the court for decree permitting him
to expend of the principal $7oo yearly for
i three wears, Tor the education of the ward.
Decree granted.
West Nottingham Academy opened the
fall term under the management of Prof.
Geo. B. Pfeiffer, with good enrolment
and an increase promised within the next
few weeks. The Presbyterian college
project. which has been outlined'in these
columns, is still progressing and it isan-
ticipated that the change and enlargement
of old West Nottingham will be realized
10 the near future.
The National Bank of Port Deposit.
having acquired controlling interest in
the stock of the Cecil National Bank of
Port De posit, the business of the two in.
stitutions will be consolidated under the
name of the National Cecil Bank. The
new bank will have capital of $4,000,
and total resources of nearly a million
dollars, being one of the largest banks in
the State outside Of Baltimore.
The following will be Directors:-S. c.
Rowland. Edw. v. Stockham R. P. Nc
Clenahan. w. w. Hopkins. James Gard
ner. E. H. Rowland. w. H. Cole. Jr.. ].
H. Kimble. R. X. Rawlings. Morris
Acker and ]. T. G.. Hopkins. Jr. The
merger will take place about October 20