Evening journal., 1914-02-07
l7O COUPLES TO
ELKTON TO WE'D
In JANUARY
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ELKTON. Md. Feb. IA bin has
been introduced in the Senate, au-
thorizing the issuance Of bonds to
build waterworks in Elkton. or. OF
condemnlng the Maryland Water
works Company. and taking them
over.
Company E. Maryland National
Guard, will be Inspected on April u.
by an officer Of the regular army.
The Treasury Department at
Washington. has named Duncan
Veasey. a native OF Cecil county. one
OF the three commissioners, to revise
the book of treasury regulations for
this department
The Rising Sun postoffice is now
under the management of Clarence
T. Dare. the lately appointed post
master he succeeds Samuel Ham
ilton. who was appointed by Presi-
dent Harrison. in 1883. and has been
In office ever since.
The marriage OF Miss Leila Burke
and Arthur p German Baily. took
place i'm Chesapeake City on Tuesday
evening. the Rev. W. n. kenncy Oh
ficiating.
Robert c. Thackery. Frederick r.
Haines and William s. Evans. trus.
tees. have sold the Eureka Fertilizer
works at Frenchtown. TO the Ian
caster Chemical Company. of Ian
caster for S1O,25O. fhis plant is
situated directly on the Susque-
hanna river. about half between
Perryville and Port Deposit
In January 40 marriage licenses
we're issued at the Clerks office, in
Elkton. twenty-five less than the
previous month.
At the meeting OF the Woman =
Club on Tuesday. Mrs. Thomas r..
Manons OF Newark reviewed THE
Inside of the Cup"
Personals Mrs. Elizabeth A. Har-
ris of Elkton spent Wednesday in
Wilmington-Mr and Mrs. Rober,
Creswell Thackery have returned
from a visit TO relatives in Dover.
Del.-Mrs. Reginald Constable and
Miss Lidie Frazer of Earlevile, are
soiourning at Atlantic City-Mr and
Mrs. Charles Boyles of Warwick have
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher OF
Wilmington. Del-Delbert Corriden
spent Wednesday with friends IN
Chesapeake City-Mrs. Harry W.
Riley of Woodlawn is spending some
time in Wilmington-Mrs. John Kirk
Of Bethel Is the guest OF Elkton rela-
tives-Charles Banks of Chesapeake
City spent last week in Wilmington
Mrs. David st. Clair OF Port Deposit
IS entertaining her sister. Mrs. Lydia
Poinset OF Wilmington-Miss Flor
ence y. Woolley spent Wednesday
with relatives In Wilmineton-Mrs
B. S. Hall of Warwick is the guest
Of Wilmington relatives Mrs. Ju-
lian Constable Smith OF Panama. ar
rived home In Elkton this week.
Lieutenant Smith having been order
ed from Panama 20 Mexico-Glenn
Barnes OF Woodlawn has been enter
tanning his brother. Harry Barnes OF
Wilmington-Mr. and Mrs. Frank r.
Whitley have returned from a lone
visit 10 relatives in Larchmont. New
| York-Miss Katherine Rutherford OF
Zion spent Friday in Wilmington
[ Miss Clara Tompkins has returned "a
/ klkton after a short visit to friend.
I in Baltimore-James Thornton oi
Bethel was a recent Wilmington Wis.
] itor-Andrew V. Laden OF Phoenix
Vile. Pa. spent Sunday with friends
in Elkton-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lind
I sey Of Wilmington have been the
guests Of Mr.. Lindsey's parents. Mr
and Mrs. n. A. Lindsey Of Chesa-
peake City-Mrs. James II. Black of
Cecilton has had as her guest. Mrs
/ James Lattomus OF Wilmington
Miss Miriam Watson. of Summit. Del.
has been visiting relatives near Elk
ton-Howard Bishop of Wilmington
las been Spending 4 few days Will
relatives IN Chesapelk City Mrs r
NJ. Bar has been IN srtaining s'r
and Mr.. James Watson of Delaware