The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1916-09-29

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Ewing.
Miss Ann Robeley. Asbury Park. was
the guest of Edwin Haiues and family
last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Holden moved last
week to their recently purchased farm.
near Hickory Hill, Pa.
William Fryer. Jr., Colora. left last
week for St. Johns College, Annapolis,
where he was recently awarded scholar
ship.
Miss Alice Hershour, of Fulton town
ship. and Alfred Glasgo, of Delta, were
/ married September 10. at the home of the
l bride.
4. A. H. Ewing, Miss Ethel Ewing. of
Havre de Grace, and John Schoelkopf, of
Balto., spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ewing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Stubbs and
daughter, of Delta, Pa. we're Sunday
| guests of Mrs. Jennie Whiteford and Miss
Mann Mccoy.
H. ]. EAiing, of Philadelphia, former
\ resident of our town, circulated among
old friends here on Monday and was
given the glad hand.
The families of B. H. Brown and E. c.
Dixon. who spent the summer months
at the cottage of the former. in Rising
Sun, returned to Philadelphia this week.
Mrs. Florence Brabson. of Fulton
/ House, Lancaster county. has announced
the engagement of her daughter. Miss
| Alice A. Brabson. to Edward R. Duffy,
Of Quarryville.
Announcement has been made of the
marriage in Baltimore of Miss Susanne
Stuckert Ford. formerly of Earleville, TO
Mr.. John Wallace Stansfeld. They will
reside at Sykesville, Md.
I. M. Atkinson. Richardsmere. lost a
6ne heifer last week. The animal IS
Thought to have been bitten by copper
head snake.
A gain of I72 per cent 10 membership
during the past year, entities the Oxford
Council. No. S53 Jr. o U. A. M. to a
State Prize Flag.
Bakers, large and small, have advan-
ced the price of rolls. cinnamon buns,
coffee cakes and corn mullins cents
dozen in Philadelphia.
A lighter loaded with 24s tons of crush
ed stone. belonging to Abbott Brothers,
contractors. sank at the wharf at Havre
de Grace. on Saturday. .
David P. O'Brien of Avondale, was the
lucky winner OF the Ford touring car
chanced off Saturday evening at the car
nival held in New London.
| President Atlee of the Lancaster Auto
mobile Club has appointed a committee
which is to try and secure State pike
from Lancaster to the Maryland line.
| The large automobile truck belonging
to the Maryland Oil Company. of Balti-
more. plunged into. the mill race at Lake
Fanny. near Bel Air, one night last week,
and was badly damaged.
| EIkton milk shippers to the city mar
kets have advanced the price of their
product one cent per quart, effective on
| Monday. They have also advanced the
price one cent per quart on local con-
sumers.
w. w. Benjamin, of Fremont. >has
recently lost two faithful old horses that
he had had since they were colts. One
died last week ii being 81 years old
The other died six weeks ago and was 80
lyears old.
I Newlop Mcdowell of Chrome fell rs
feet last week from the silo of E. H.
Baily, East Nottingham. which he was
assisting to fill. He sustained severe in
Jury to his ankles, breaking one of the
small bones.
II President Mitchell. of. Delaware Col
lege, received letter from the War De.
partment stating that an effort would be
made to allow the students with the Della
ware militia on the Mexican border to
return to their studies soon.
Thursday Of this week, Sept. IS, was
| Rosh Hashopnah, The Jewish New Year.
E Rosh Hashonnah is the frst day of the
month OF Tisbri and the New Year usher,
ed in is according 10 the traditional Jewish
calendar, the year s677.
1t is in form and spirit holy day dis.
!. tinctvely--not holiday. NThe day bears
: The special designation of Yom ha-Din, Oh
nj Day os Judgment.
Rosebank Sunday school, Calvert, will
observe Rally Day sVpday. Oct