The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1914-09-25

Miss Mary Buck. Port Deposit, was the
weekend guest of Miss Della jenkins.
Miss Mary Welsh, Baltimore, is visit
ing at the home Of Jos. S. Pogus and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry M. Evans, Of
Philada., are guests Of Mrs. Clara L.
Turner.
Miss Angelina Egan. of Philadelphia,
is spending some time with Miss Mary
Brumfeld.
Mrs. Joseph PownaIl. of Swarthmore, Isl
the guest of her daughter, Mrs Albert L,
Burlington.
Aaron Reynolds, of Burmont, spent
Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Reynolds.
Miss Marian Pyle left on Tuesday for
ISwarthmore College, where she will pur-
sue course of study.
William M Pogue and family enjoyed
an auto trip TO Valley Forge and other
points Of interest last week.
Miss Esther Maxwell left on Monday
for Goucher College. Baltimore where
she has entered upon her senior year y
| John Reynolds, of Camden, former
resident of this town speht Saturday and
Sunday at the home of Mrs Hettie Foster.
William Pogue has re-entered Virginia
Polytechnic School. Blacksburg, after
spending the vacation months at his home
/ in town.
The Missionary Society Of West Noting
ham Presbyterian Church was entertained
on Thursday afternoon last by Miss Mary
Cameron, Pennington.
Mrs. Clara l. Turner. Miss Genevieve
Turner and Miss Francina Kirk returned
on Tuesday from sojonrn of several
weeks at Ocean Grove.
| Mrs. Burroughs, of Baltimore, and Miss
Mary Brumfeld, of Turkey Point, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Miss Mary
Brumfeld Cherry street.
| Alfred R Workman. Of Milton, Del,
and Mrs. Athea Price. of Chesapeake
City, were married Saturday evening,
September ~, to Camden, N. J.N
The families of B. H. Brown and E. c.
Dixon. who have been spending the sum
mer months in their cottage here, return
ed to Philadelphia on Thursday
Barclay Reynolds resumed his duties
as one of the instructors at St Luke's
School, Wayne. Pa. on Tuesday. after
spending the vacation months at his home
in Rising Sun.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
Of Miss Virginia A. Bond of Minneapolis.
Mimi. daughter of Allan A. Bond. form
erly of Port Deposit, to Charles A. Pardee
of Chicago on September 2s, 1914.
Fire of an unknown origin destroyed
the powerhouse and skating rink at
Brandywine Springs causing a loss of
about $4,000. partly covered by insur-
ance.
The rejuvinated Peach Bottom railroad
is fairly swamped with business, both
passenger and freight Two new gaso-
line motor cars are to be purchased for
the passenger traffic.
'I
Maryland Week" is the designation
given the week of Novem Der 1921. when
the Maryland State Horticultural Society,
Maryland Crop Improvement Associa-
tion, and the Maryland Safe Dairymen's
Association will hold their annual exhibi-
ton in the Fifth Regiment Armory. Balti-
more.
On Saturday, October 3rd. the big GEN.
tennial of the founding of the London
Grove Friends Meeting will be celebrated
with appropriate exercises. The Meeting
was first started in I7I4 and is one of the
oldest in Chester County The original
meeting house was replaced one hundred
years later.
Il The large plate glass window 10 the
jewelry store of George w. Hughes.
Havre de Grace, was broken ont early one
morning last week, and tray of brace
lets stolen. The thief used large stone.
wrapped in heavy paper. with which to
break the glass William E. vsassey,
heard the crash of glass and going TO the
window. saw the robber running MP the
street. The empty Tray was found next
morning. hanging on fence in The rear
OF house on 'Gleen street.
David infant son Of Mr. and Mrs. Abe
! Snyder. HarrisviIle. died last Friday
morning and was buried in West Noting
ham Presbyterian cemetery.