The midland journal., 1915-05-21

Mrs. S. L. Thomson and son. OF Bal
timore. are visiting Mr. and Mrs Cecil E.
Ewing.
Miss Marjorie Efing. of Philadelphia.
visited relatives and friends in Rising Sun
this week.
Miss Ruth Collier has accepted posi-
tion with Dingee & Conard, rose growers,
of West Grove.
The Y social was entertained on
Wednesday evening of last week by Miss
Angela Nichols.
Harry Riale and family. of Baltimore,
spent Friday and Saturday with Jos. T.
Riale and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Haws and family
have returned to their home in Ft. Wayne.
Ind, after weeks visit with Mr. and
Mrs. George L. Ewing.
Mrs. Howard Reynolds was the guest
of her son Chalmer Reynolds and wife,
in Baltimore, last week.
Geo. w. Smith. of Warwick, and Miss
Nora Watson, of Blackbird. Del, were
married in Elkton May 10.
Miss Mildred Brown entertained tw enty
of her young friends on Saturday even
ling, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs A B.
Keen.
The Home and Foreign Missionary
Societies of West Nottingham were enter
tanned on Thursday afternoon of this
week by Mrs. l. Wayne Reynolds at her
home near town.
Miss Margaret Garman. of Elkton. and
Hiram W. Dunbar. of Newark. N. j..
were married Saturday afternoon at the
residence of Miss Ellen Barroll. Ekton,
by Rev. William Schouler. of the Protes-
tant Episcopal church.
| Samuel R Miller. of Union. son of
1 Judge Thomas S. Miller. and Miss Hida
B. Kelly. Of Fair Hill. were united in
marriage at Zion M. E parsonage, Tues
day evening, May II. by the Rev !. c.
Mccoy They will reside near Union.
The bride is sister of Mrs Jacob Rey-
nolds Of Elkton.
The marriage of Samuel, son of Edward
Passmore and wife. near Mendenhall,
and Miss Mary Marshall took place
Saturday afternoon at 1890 o'clock at the
home of brides parents, Henry Marshall
and wife. near Rosedale. The marriage
was by Friends ceremony.
/ j. Russell Reynolds. telegraph operator
at Avondale station, and Miss Helen l..
daughter of VIM. Willard and wife, OF
Kemblesville, were married in Philadel-
phia, on May nth. They will reside in
Avondale.
The groom is son of ]. Frank Rey-
nolds. of near Rising Sun.
Mr.. and Mrs F. E. Barrett, of Port De-
post. have announced the engagement of
their daughter, Myrtle Irene Barrett to
Floyd Gillespie, who is now employed in
New Orleans, La. The wedding will
take place some time in the near future.
The prospective groom is a son of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. F. Gillespie. of this town.
He learned the printing trade 10 the
Office of the MIDLAND JOURNAL and is at
present operating linotype machine 10
the Office of the New Orleans, La, Item.
Friends meet under care of Rising Sun
Association will be held at Octoraro Peo-
piles Church. Sabbath afternoon. 5th mo.
goth, at ago o'clock. Subject. THE
European War . THE Future outlpck !"
What Is Onr Duty"
Select readings. comments and general
discussion. We invite a free and open
expression of opinions.
This week has seen all our fishing floats
and shores 'cut out" and the season of
1915, has proven most Improbable
While prices have ruled high the cat
ches of both shad and herring. with
few exceptions, have been light the entire
season.
A prosperous season was anticipated at
the beginning Of fishing, but all signs
have failed. and the smallness of the
catch can only be attributed to the fact
that there were no FISH to be caught.
While we have no statistics before us.
the pack Of salt fish win be about the same
as last year. which was much below the
normal. Prices are ruling high which
will help to make up for the smsllness of
the pack.-Havre de Grace Republican.
Omar D. Crothers. Esq of Ekton. an
nounces his candidacy. elsewheEe in our
columns. for the Office of States Attorney
for Cecil county.
Fresh bread every day at Bpfing.on's.
Acme make, the perfection bread. the