The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1914-03-27

Mrs. H. B. Patten is visiting relatives
in Baltimore.
Miss Gertrude S. Dare is visiting in
Wenonah, New Jersey.
Miss Lillian Cameron. of Zion. has been
spending some time with her cousin, Miss
Evelyn Cameron
Chalmer C. Reynolds of Baltimore is
spending few days with his parents, MI.
and Mrs. Howard Reynolds.
Barclay Reynolds. of St. Luke's School.
Wayne. Pa, is spending the Spring vaca-
ton at the home of his mother, Mrs.
Amanda Reynolds.
Miss Violet Fryer of Goucher College.
Baltimore is spending the Spring vacation
at the home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wm. T. Fryer. Colora
Miss M Eta Hobson. of Appleton. and
Arthur T. Mofitt, Of Cherry Hill. were
married Wednesday. March is by Rev
George Wood, Of Cherry Hill N E.
Church.
Little Wilhelmina Ward, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart M. Ward. gave
jolly Parchesie Party to eight Of her little
friends on Wednesday afternoon, in cele-
bration Of her seventh birthday.
Miss Lena Holmes. daughterof Mr.. and
Mrs. May6eld Holmes. OF Elk Neck, and
Fred M. Stoops have surprised their
friends by the announcement of their
marriage. which took place Decr14
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Hambleton left
this week for Baltimore, where they will
make their future home. They leave
circle of warm friends here who sincerely
regret their departure from our town
Rev. and Mrs. VIM. H. Micheals, have
been spending some time at the home of
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs Edwin
Haines, this week. Mr.. Micheals was
lassigned to the charge at East Park,
Philadelphia. by Conference on Monday.
Samuel Tyson and Miss Bertha enter.
tanned at turkey dinner last Sunday, Mr..
and Mrs. John Cullen. Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Reynolds. Mr.. Tatum OF Wilmington,
Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Tyson. Joseph
Tyson and Miss Mary Gyles.
Residents of Port Deposit are relieved
that the Susquehanna is free of ice and
all danger of gorge is past. The ice
passed out Of the river last week.
Alfred l. dupont will replace the barn
on his farm. near Wilmington. which re-
lcently burned. with steel and concrete
structure about 100 by 100 feet.
The Pennsylvania Railroad last year
paid out 5.I43. 30 on account of accidents
to passengers who tripped over other pas
sengers' grips placed in the aisles on
passenger trains. That is one offthe rea-
sons why the Company instructs its train
men not to permit luggage to remain in
the aisles Of passenger coaches.
There are three months in this year
February. March and November, on
which the first day of the month falls on
Sunday, the first day of the week. This
coincidence occurred but once last year,
when the first of June was on Sunday. 1t
will happen but once in 1915. when Aug
ust will begin on Sunday.
One fly destroyed in the spring will pre-.
vent the development of more than S. ooo,-
900. .ooo. 900 before the end of summer.
Drop your sewing. cards. get up from
the dinner table, and pursue and kill the
single spring fly whenever and wherever
seen. He is a disease breeder. health des.
troying, and death dealing demon
/ A meeting has been called for Monday
evening, March go, at Snyder's restaurant,
tot all those interested in the organization
of base ball team to represent the town
the coming season. Rising Sun has been
admitted to the Tri-Connty League this
year. and steps will be taken Monday
evening to effect a final organization.
Everyone interested is urged to be present.
as full and free interchange OF ideas on
the subject is greatly desired
The thirteenth annual report of the
South Baltimore Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat Charity Hospital. has been receiv-
ed. The objects of this hospital are to
give to the deserving poor Of Baltimore
and state. the gratuitous service of physi-
cisns skilled in these special lines. also
whea necessary hospital accommodations.
so far as the resources Of the hospital will
permit.