The midland journal., 1915-11-12

tered Havertord College,
Miss Hanna Reynolds is spending
ssome time with Philada. friends.
Miss Lizzie Thompson. of Wilmington.
visited relatives in town on Tuesday.
The Mission Study Class met on Thurs
day evening OF last week. with Miss
Lizzie Kirk
Mrs. Clifford Robertson. of Nutley, N.
j., is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. R. Biles.
Miss Majorie Effing. of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday at the home OF her brother.
Harry Effing.
Miss Mary v. Hood, of Elwyn. Pa.
spent several days last week with relatives
in this vicinity
Miss Ida R. Hawkins. of Havre de
Grace, and William E. Owens, of Perry
vile, were married last week in Elkton.
S. Taylor Wilson, of Easton, Pa, was
Sunday visitor at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs T. ]. Wilson. near
town.
Clarence B. Collins. OF North East, and
Miss Oleita H. Harkins of Aberdeen,
were married in Elkton on Wednesday of
last week.
Lee Hoi Ming. Chinaman, aged AZ
and Nellie Barnes, aged 20. both hailipg
from Chicago. were married in Elkton
last week
Edwin L. Haines was a visitor Hast
week of his sister. Mrs. William Michaels,
Philadelphia, and DR.. Joseph Vanneman
and wife in Princeton.
George S Caldwell telegraph operator
at Bowie. Md and Miss Edith E Lamm.
of Port Deposit, were married Nov 8, at
the home of the brides parents. by Rev.
F. x. Moore.
Miss Lottie Daughton and Mr. Rennie
Bunce. both of Dublin. Hartford county,
were married at the Methodist Protestan
parsonage. Webster. by Rev. DIR. S B.
Tredway, on Nov, 8.
Thrown from bis wagon when his
horse frightened and ran away, Tyson
Reynolds of near Rock Springs. was so
severely injured on Friday that his re-
covery is doubtful.
Mrs. Hannah ]. R. Creswell. widow of
the late John A. ]. Creswell, who was
postmaster general under President Grant,
continues in a serious condition at her
country home near Elkton. About ten
DAYS ago Mrs. Creswell fell down flight
of stairs at her home sustaining injuries
that it is believed will prove fatal.
The November term of the Hartford
County Circuit Court. convened on Mon
day.
| Stephen Wrolen. of Greenwood. has
gathered 1900 baskets of sweet potatoes
! from four acres of land.
The oyster dredging season in Maryland
waters opened Nov. S. The bivalves are
plentiful and good prices are anticipated.
The we'll known pacing horse Pillow
Boy" owned by Calvin Appleton. of Bel
Air. was sold at public sale ia Bel Air. to
Charles Wiggers. OF Falston, for $I5o.
The Members and Friends of the Octo.
raro M. E. church will hold Package
and Pocket Apron Social in the church
on the evening of Tuesday, Nov 20. If
stormy, the next clear evening.
Miss Lillian E. Reed. of the Social Ser
vice Dept. of NJ E. Hospital, Philada..
will address the annual meeting of the
Needlework Guild in the public school
building, CoIora. on Saturday afternoon.
Nov. I3, at 200 o'clock.
The Ladies Aid Society OF Rising Snu
M. E. Church, will hold Parcel Post
Social in the basement of the church on
Friday evening, Dec. ord. All packages
will be sold at ten cents each. Ice cream
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body invited.
Dewitt Hart. student at the Mary
land Agricultural College, was killed by
B. & o. train at Riverdale, Md station.
His mother and he were waiting for the
local train to pass when the boy dashed
around 10 front of the engine and directly
in front of an express, whose approach
had been hidden by the local train.
The Alumni Association of GoIdey Col
llege. Wilmington, has undertaken the
establishment of a scholarship fund as a
memorial to the late Professor H. S.
Goldey. founder of the college, this being
the twenty fifth anniversary of the assoei-
alton. The purpose is to help students
finish courses when they have not the
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