The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1918-12-20
OF A SOCIAL NATURE.
Notes Of Neighbors and Others.


Mrs. Mollie Reynolds is visiting
her son, Aaron Reynolds, Burmont,
Pa.
Miss Anna Stephens has returned
from a visit in Philadelphia and
Carlisle.
DR.. Jesse Cope Green of West
Chester celebrated his 10Th birth
day, on Friday, December 18th.
Stewart M Ward and DR.. Ernest
Rowland enjoyed a cunning trip tc
Anne Arundel county this week.
Corporal P. B. Nippell, of Camp
Meade, was a weekend visitor at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Harry Max
we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Duyckinck are
spending the week in Somerset coun-
ty, where Mr.. Duyckinck is enjoying
cunning.
DR.. A. H. Smith and daughter,
Miss Addie Smith, left on Sunday for
Baltimore, where they will spend
the winter.
Miss Sarah Xix has returned to
Rising Sun after spending month
with her brother, Lieut-Colonel Nor
man Kirk, Camp Greenleaf, Ga.
Mr.. Horace Levi Churchman and
Miss Dorothy Prescott, both
Havre de Grace, were married in
Elkton, on Dec. z, by the Rev. Geo
Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Simon Pyle, OF
Avondale, annaunce the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Dorothy
Anne, to Ralph Philips Smith, Of
New Garden.
Howard B. Manlove and Miss
Araminta Mccoy were married Dec
5 at the home of the bride, in Cecil
ton, by Rev. j. l.. Prettyman, in the
presence of only immediate family
Miss Dorothy Prescott, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Prescott
and Mr.. Horace Churchman, both ot
Havre de Grace, were quietly mar
ried in Elkton on Saturday after
noon.
Lewis ]. Butler, of Avondale, ane
Miss Ruth A. Guy, of Wilmington
| Del, were married Dec. IL at the
home of the bride in that city, b,
Rev. S. o. Colbert, Presbyteriai
pastor.
Those of our soldier boys wht
have been in various training camp
for the past several months and have
been mustered out of service are, w
Paul Keen, William Cameron, Her
man Britton, Halus Haines, Thoma
S. Riale.
Miss Jeanne, daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. William Arrants, of Tow
i Point, and Mr.. Albert Goldschmidt
of Philadelphia, were quietly mar
ried at Elkton M. E. Parsonage
Wednesday, November 27, by Rev
George p Jones.
i Governor Harrington has appoint
ed Dr. Howard Bratton and w. 7
Warburton, of Elkton, and Mrs. l.
Benson, of Port Deposit, the com
mittee from Cecil county to welcom
the Maryland boys when they return
from active duty in France.
II T. T. Krlemwski, a Marylan,
Dredging Company employe, was al
most instantly killed last week whel
he jumped from swiftly movin
automobile on the Aberdeen road
and struck on his head. A fractur
of the skull and other injurie
caused the death.
Il Conowingo Dairy Co., Ltd, ha
. sold at private sole to Charles Alt
4 land, storekeeper at Wrightsdale
the creamery building and residenc
at Fulton House. The house is no
| occupied at present, nor has tn
creamery been in operation 70
several years. Mr.. Altland will opel
, garage in the creamery building.
The suit of John Anderson, o
!, Cecilton, against Edgar P. Young TO
sale of cattle, was tried at Chester
town, Kent county, Anderson receiV
ing $136.92. Another Cecil count
case tried in the same court wa
that of John R. Gregg and Osborn
s. Mackie against the Adams Expires
Company, for loss of hides. TIL
verdict was for $111.30 in favor q
the plaintiffs,