The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1915-06-25

II. JoSepu VduueWdH ~ ithCctOHs
] /, visited his cousin. Edwin L Haines
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sheppard. Will
mington. were guests OF Rising Sun
friends on Wednesday.
FIoyde Gillespie and bride were over
Sunday visitors at the home of his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. F. Gillespie.
B. p. Nichols and family are enjoying
weeks auto trip to Baltimore. Washing
ton. Mt. Vernon and other points of in
terest
The families of B. H. Brown and E. c.
Dixon have moved from Philadelphia to
the summer cottage of the former at
Rising Sun.
Misses Ada Davis and Mary Alverda
Ferguson, of Cecilton. and ]. Edna Ray
Talmage. of North East, graduated last
week from the State Normal School, Balti-
more.
| Mr.. ] Harvey Blake, of Philadelphia,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Blake. of
ChIds. and Miss Margaret Gath. of Phila.
deIphia. were married at Elkton on Sat-
urday. June S.
The marriage of Mrs. Mary Clemson
and Charles Reckefus. of Port Deposit.
will take place on Saturday. The we'd
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ding will be quiet one. with only few
immediate friends present.
The marriage of Miss Lydia S. Baker.
and Howard P. Thomas. son of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Thomas. OF Kennett Square.
was solemnized in Philadelphia. June 10th.
The bride is a daughter of the late
George Baker. Londongrove
| Charles S. Pyle is representing the
National Bank of Rising Sun at the
annual convention of the Maryland Bank
ers' Association, held this week at Cape
May. Mrs. Pyle and Miss Marion Pyle
accompanied him. and are enjoying the
week at the seashore.
E. Pusey Passmore. vice president
and cashier of the franklin National
Bank of Philadelphia, was elected presi-
dent of the Pennsylvania Bankers Asso-
citation at its annual meeting. held at
Cape May on Friday last
Mr.. Passmore is native of Rising Sun.
He is son of the late Ellis P Passmore,
and formerly held position in the
National Bank of Rising Sun.
The special committee appointed by
the Cecil Farmers Club to arrange for an
exhibit during the Maryland Week Show
in Baltimore this fall. met with Miss Nav
Kimble. Port Deposit. last week Much
enthusiasm was manifested and definite
plans were formed toward securing
good exhibit.
The widow and children of the late
Richard T.. Ceilings formerly of Elk
Neck but more recently of Baltimore.
have entered suit for $4,000 damages
against Stanley Oberrender. of Hazleton.
Pa the owner of an auto bus that went
over precipice and caused the injuries
from which Mr.. Ceilings died.
A postponed meeting under care of
Rising Sun Friends Association will be
held at OctorAro Peoples Church. sixth
mo. 27th, at 2:3o o'clock. Subject for
the day "The European War" "Our
Duty" Meeting and conference will be
held at West Nottingham Seventh Month
4th. at II o'clock Everybody welcome.
Charged with false pretense and the
embazzling of $1,000 belonging to the
Fulton branch of the Lancaster County
Farmers association. whose place of
business is Eldora. D. R. Bomberper. of
Eldora, has been prosecuted before Alder
man Stauffer In Lancaster, by Amrou
Blackburn. of Pleasant Grove. one of the
directors.
| The Endowment for Conference Claim
ants will be presented to the various M.
E churches ip the county on Sunday,
June a7. by the pastors assisted by the
laymen. No subscriptions or collections
are to be taken at this time. Rev. F. x.
Moore and Mr.. ] H. KfmbIe. of Port
Deposit, will present the plan to Rising
Sun and Sylmar churches.
The town of North East was visited by
food of rain on Wednesday evening of
last week. The wheelwright shop OF
William Pugh was swept from Its founda-
tion. about So feet of granite wall along
the property of E. G. Lowe undermined
and torn down. lawn and garden dam
aged. cellar flooded and other damage
done to the property.
| All the property owners along the creek
suffered losses of outbuildings. fences.
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