The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1916-01-07

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II siTy slirei. assistant primo ipaI Of the
PsrsyviIle High School. and Miss Clara
IIoya we're married Dec. Vi, at the home
ST ths bride 10 caiEhefsbure, Md
Paul McDougal. Of Cherry Hill. and
Miss Rosie M. Montgomery. Of KimbIe-
|ville, Pa .were married at Leeds M. p.
parsonage December a. BY Rev. Thomas
G. Jones.
Willard E. Matthews. of Perryville.
and Miss Grace Virginia Wilson. Of
tIavre de Grace. were married on Dec. "a
Iby Rev. WI Mseks, pastor Of Havre
de Grace N. E. Church.
Mrs r. Nichols and daughters.
Angels and Helen, enjoyed an auto trip
Of sSssfal days 10 Philada in their new
Chandler limousine. during the holidays.
visiting and d9shoppine while away.
| The approaching marriage Of Miss
Annie Laurie WorLhington, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Jobn b. Wo.thington of
Bel Air. and Mr. Charles H Reed has
been announced. The wedding will take.
place in the early spring.
| DR.. W. Il. Richards. who located in
Rising Sun for the practice Of medicine.
shortly after the death Of DR.. j. H Jen-g
ness. has accepted a position as mem
Der Of the University Of Maryland Hos
pital staff. Baltimore, and lett this week
for that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen H. Wright Of
Little Britain township, Lancaster coun-
~. announce the engagement Of their
daughteB Miss Sidney S. Wright. To-
Bradford H. Briaton. elder son Of Mr..
and Mrs Douglas E. Brinton, Oxford.
| Announcement was made on Christmas
day Of the engagement Of Miss Edna E.
Reisler. daughter of Mr. and Mrs, c. NJ.
Reisler Of Calvert and Lewis ]. Brown,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Brown. Of
lSyimarr Miss ReisIer issa popular school
teacher in nottingham High School.
The U S PostofHce Department has
announced The establishment Of city de-
livery letter carrier service 10 Havre de
Grace. The service will start Jan. nth.
There win be three letter carriers and one
substitute lettercarrier In the new force.
The water works and pumping station
which is situated near Mt. Joy. Lancaster
countys were destroyed By FIRE on Christ
mas morning The origin of the FIRE is
unknown, There Is an insurance Of $5,-
900 on the building and machinery. but
this sum viii not cover the loss.
A charter has been filed at Dover. DEL.
for the Maryland Metal Cross Tie Conn
pany of Baltimore. Of which Mr.. A F.
Brown. Of Havre de Grace is one of the
incorporates. The capital stock is $3.-
900. 900. The Company viii manufacture.
sell aud deal ia reinforced concrete cross
ties etc.
Thitty-seven persons from this town
and vicinity boarded the train here Satur-
day morning for Philadelphia where they
witnessed the New Year Mummer's
parade. which was spectacular affair.
The excursion train was made up Of IL
coaches before II reached the city. The
re,uruing train arrived here at about 1880
p. M.
Joseph Coudon, Of PerryvilIe. has been
made chairman. and c. L Cole, secretary
and treasurer Of committe to prepare
petition TO present to the next legislature
70 abolish the Office Of ducking police
along the susqpehsnna fats They also
will ask that the license fees collected
annually be handed over to the state
game warden.
Bernard M. Ottenhelmer. Of Balti
more, has brought suit for $40. 600
damages against the Md. 8 Penna. Rail-
road Company. He alleges ia bis de-
clafasion that he was struck BY an engine
Of The defendant company as he was
crossing the tracks In an automobile near
Baltimore. and that bis automobile was
damaged and that he was injured
BaiIiff Walter M. Smith. Of Hsvre de
Grace. last week arrested Joseph Dufin,
for stealing an Automobile belonging to
Theodore Pist. Of Washington. D. c.
EDufin ran out OF gasoline while al Church-
| vile. and bought supply from Mr.
Richardson Of that place. putting the can
Into the auto. instead of returning it, and
Mr.. Richardson telephoned 70 the author
lilies. that besides'havine taken his can.
he believed the automobile had been
stolen. Dufin was arrested just Is he
was eoiag On The bridge, and the owner
! notl6ed.