The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1915-03-12

Mrs. ] A. Hartenstine is spending the
month at Palm Beach, Florida.
Mrs chas B. Silver. Of Havre de Grace.
was the guest Of Miss Gertrude $. Dare
last week.
Miss c. Mae Charles, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Elan Charles, Of Wakefield, was
married to Walter Lynch. Of Georgetown,
Del. March 2.
Miss Jeanette Heisler. Of Charlestown.
was the week end guest of Mr. and Mrs.
George L. Ewing
Miss Virginia sIicer daughter OF Dr.
and Mrs. ]. B. Slicer, gave jolly party
on Friday afternoon last to number OF
her little friends. in honor OF her eighth
birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Smith Pogue. of
this town. have issued invitations forthe
iftieth anniversary of their wedding on
Saturday evening, March 20, from eight
until ten O'Clock.
John w. Richards, of Newark and
Miss Anna E. McCarns, of Fair Hill, Md.
were married Wednesday evening, March
| 8 at the Head OF Christiana Manse. by
Rev. Adrian Van Overen
Clarence Harris, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Harris. of Bay View, and Miss
Flora Williams, Of Bay View, were mar
ried Feb. "a at Bay View M P. parsonage
| by the Rev F. M. Gilt.
Miss Lena Kimble, Rising Sup, vice.
principal at Barnsley High School was
taken suddenly i'll on the morning train
Monday. but was able to attend to her
duties as teacher in the School.
Mr. and Mrs. B P Nichols and Miss
Lena Kimbie spent the weekend with
Mr.. Nichols sister. Mrs. M. J. Spencer.
Ridley Park. and while away attended
the Billy Sunday meetings in- Philada.
The members of the 500 Club met on
Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Albert L. Burlington. Five tables were
played and everyone thoroughly enjoyed
the entertainment of the evening. High
score honors were awarded Miss Lorraine
Fassitt and DR.. T. B. Moore. Mr.. and
Mrs. ] T. Cameron will entertain the
Club on Wednesday evening, March "a
After being postponed on both Friday
and Saturday evenings. owing to stormy
weather, the Mission Study Class met
with Miss Grace Wilson and Ralph Will
son on Monday evening The members
| of the class were taken out to Maple
Lawn on large hay rigging. kindly pro
vided Of VIM M. Pogue. The concluding
chapter of the text book was reviewed by
leader and class. refreshments being serv-
ed afterwards and a very pleasant social
time enjoyed. The last meeting for the
year will be held Thursday evening,
March IS, in the Lecture Room OF The Nj.
church. when general review of the
lbookwill be given. There will be special
music Refreshments will be served You
are cordially invited to be present.
The Theodore Gun Club will hold a
shoot at Theodore. on Saturday. March
lI3, commencing at / O'Clock.
Woodrow & James received this week
an express car load Of horses from vir-
GINA, which may be seen at the Maryland
House Stables. where they are held for
private sale.
A COW owned by Charles Wescott Of the
Gumboro section, of Sussex county. Del,
which strayed into the nearby cypress
swamp and was lost about six months
ago. appeared in her owners baruyard
last week. with a calf by her side. looking
little the worse for short feeding.
Milton A. Carey brother of Geo o.
Carey Of the Cecil Star. North East, died
March at his home in Jersey City
The deceased was newspaper reporter
in that city. and unmarried He was as
ISOLATED with the Cecil Star ia its early
years, The body was taken to Easton.
| Nd, ior burial
Gen. T. Coleman DUPONT president Of
the dupont Powder Company. has sold
his entire holdings in the company to
syndicate now connected with the big
concern. 1t is understood the purchase
involves $40 ooo. 900 The stock was
bought by Pierre S DUPONT and Others
| active in The MANAGEMENT of the din pont
Company No outside interests are in
cluded.
| A movement has been started at Sea-
ford, for home market for farmers ow-
ing TO losses caused by failure of city
commission dealers TO pay their bills.
The proposed Organization will not only
supply the home trade but city markets
as we'll. Carload lots can be shipped al
lower rates. and with ability 10 iii large