The midland journal., 1914-08-21

Atlantic City.
Ed. F. Brown, Of New York, is visiting
his sister, Miss Ella Brown.
Cecil E. Ewing is enjoying an extended
vacation trip to Oakland, Nd.
Miss Lillian Burroughs, Of Baltimore.
is visiting Miss Mary Brumfeld.
Mrs. Ida Wilson. Of Germantown, is
Visiting the family of G. R. Grason.
Halus Ewing Of Philadelphia. spent
Saturday and Sunday in Rising Sun.
Rev. and Mrs. G. w. Townsend have
been spending the week At cheswo'd.
Miss Ann Ward. of Philadelphia, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. H. M. buyckinck.
Mrs Clara Pugh and daughter. OF Ok
ford are visiting Mrs. /. Wayne Reynolds.
near town. .
Miss Grace Muirehead. Of Washington
is visiting at the home OF Jos s. Pogue
AMI family.
Mrs Samuel Entrekin. Of Oxford. is
spending the week with MI and Mrs E.
R Burlington.
Miss Agnes Mowbray, Of Eavanston,
Ill was entertained this week by Miss
Hanna Reynolds.
Miss Grace Wilson is visiting her
brother, Timanus ]. Wilson, Of North
Tonawanda. N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Burlington are.
enjoying the week at the popular chesa-
peake Bay resort. Betterton
Miss Edna Wilson and Calvin Brum
| field are spending the week with Miss
Mary Brum6eld at Turkey Point light
house.
Rev H. A. G. Wester6eld and daugh-
ter, Miss Janette Westerfeld, ofNDenton.
Md. are visiting VIM. N Pogue aud
family.
Miss Sarah Marcus. of Elkton, and
Albert Carr tt, of Providence were mar
ried Saturday evening. Aug is. at Leeds
N. P. parsonage by Rev. T. c Jones' !.
Mr. and Mrs David NJ Wright and
children Of Honeybrook. and Eugene
Conner Of Lower Oxford. were guests Of
Edwin Haines and family on Tuesday.
Mrs. L Shepherd and daughter,
Miss Jessie Shepherd. of Middletown, and
| Miss Margaret Cauk. of Rlackbird, Del ;.
are visiting at the home OF H E. Shep-
herd and family.
David G. Mccoy Of oxford, Mrs.
Walter ]. Armstrong and little daughter.
Anna Elizabeth, of Montreal. Canada.
were Saturday guests at the home of
Mrs Whiteford and the Misses Mccoy.
James T. Bright. of Centerville. candi-
date for the Democratic nomination for
Congress from the First Maryland Dis
trict, on an automobile tour, accompanied
by his wife and two other ladies. stopped
at the Barnes House on Sunday night
Misses Ella and Evalyn Tome have re-
turned home after an extended visit with
their brother. Raymond Tome. of Colum-
bia, Pa. While there they visited Wash.
ton Borough and Lancaster, stopping off
at HOLLYWOOD with their uncle, Frank S.
Woodrow.
William ]. Bratton, of Elkton, who
graduated in June at the. Maryland Uni
versity Law School and recently passed
the State Bar examinations. has been ad-
mitted to practice in the Court OF Appeals
of Maryland. which carries the right to
practice in any of the Circut Sourts
S. Lyell Leithiser, a former student at
Tome Institute son of Mr.. aud Mrs. I. /.
Leithiser, of Havre de Grace. has been
awarded the Pennsylvania railroad
scholarship. provided for in the will of
Frank Thompson. late president of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. The
scholarship is good for any university in
the United States, and is worth 5000 per
year for four years. Mr.. Leithiser won
the scholarship on merit: it is open only
to sons of employees of the company. Mr..
Leithiser will enter the University of
Pennsylvania.
An inspector from the Maryland
Bureau of Statistics and Information
visited Havre de Grace last week and
after making survey OF the new neck
wear factory, Informed the manager that
he could employ but 38 persons in the
building. Arrangements had been made
to employ 70 girls, but owing to the
crowded condition this wquld cause the
State Inspector would not permit il
i AT the meeting of trustees of the Local
Preachers Camp-meeting. at Leslie, Rev.
John H. Crankshaw was reelected presi-
dent and spiritual director; D. H. Kenney,
J secraiaru and 6 1 Raedar- traa......