The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1915-10-29


Mrs. Walter S. Reynolds was recent
guest of Miss Fannie Cannady, of New
Bridge.
Mrs. A. L. Duyckinck and Mrs.
Stewart M. Ward spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Charles E. Dare and daughter, of
Rosemont, Va, spent Friday and Satur-
day with Rising Sun relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Brown, Liberty
Grove, we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter S. Reynolds during the week
Miss Louise Worthington represented
the Westminster Guild of West Noting
ham Church at the Synodical meeting in
Annapolis, last week.
Rev. F. H. Huffman and A. L. Duyck-
inck represented West Nottingham Pres
byterian Church at the Synod held in
Washington this week.
Miss Henrietta Hague, of Elkton. left
on Monday, for San Francisco. CAL,
where she will have charge of an office to
be opened there by the Atlas Powder Co.
Mrs. Bordley and son Carl, of Chester
town. autoed to Rising Sun and spent
Sunday Monday with Miss E. R. Stephens.
Miss Clara Robertson accompanied them
home.
Miss Jane Balderston of Colora. started
last week for China, where she will spend
FIVE years in Missionary work. Enroute
she will spend few weeks with relatives
in the West, sailing from Seattle on Nov.
2Ist
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. S. Pyle. of this
town. have issued Invitations for the mar
riage of their daughter. Marian Elizabeth,
to Mr. Harrison Robert Fehr Jr., of Allen
town. Pa. on Wednesday. November 10.
At IL o'clock. The ceremony will take
place at The Rittenhouse. 22nd & Chest
nut street. Philadelphia.
| Members and friends of the w. c. T. u.
i
are requested to leave contributions of
fruit vegetables, ETC.. for the Kinder
garten, at the home of Mrs. A. B. Keen
by Nov. 10.
E. B. Milburn. of Blossom Hill Fruit
Farm, near Elkton. received one-half of
the premiums offered by Mr. Coleman du
Pont. at the Delaware State Fair. for the
largest number of blue ribbons in the fruit
department. 1t was necessary to divide
the amount because of tie in the count.
| Lester German. of Aberdeen, the
champion trap shot, is smashing targets
at wonderful clip. AT the shoot in Will
mington he broke I25 straight, and got
I4S out of $50. He has had but eight
misses in the last 245 targets shot at, an
average of over go, which is remarkable
record.
The week of Monday. November /,
will be observed as donation week in
this vicinity for Union Hospital, Elk !.
ton. All donations of provisions, etc..
may be left at the home OF Miss Hanna
~. Reynolds. in this town. where they
will be packed and forwarded to the
Hospital.
The closing meeting and conference of
the season, under care of Rising Sun
Association. will be held at Octoraro
Peoples Church Sabbath afternoon. 10th
Mo. 81, at 2:3o o'clock. The regular
conference meeting at West Noting ham
Sabbath, nth Mo- 9TH, at II o'clock. A
cordial invitation to all interested to meet
with us.
George Finn, of Elk Neck, who played
on the North East team, and who made
record this year on the Middletown ball
team. has been signed for trial by the
New York Americans, and will report
next spring. During the recent game
between Galena- Middletown a scout"
from the New York team was present and
saw Firms work.
George Clark. young farmer of Gum
Tree, died early Saturday morning in the
Chester County Hospital, from injuries
received Friday evening in an automobile
accident near Avondale. Clark lost con-
troll of the machine while attempting to
light cigar. The auto ran into the en-
bankment at the roadside and turned
tartle. Pinning the unfortunate young
man underneath.
| By the uniform State game law, that
applies to Cecil county, for partridges or
quail, rabbit. squirrel, grouse. woodcock
and deer the season opens November 10
and closes December "a both dates in
elusive. For ducks. geese. swan or
brandt, the uniform Maryland season
begins with November I and ends with
Ianu4ry 81, both date& inclusive.