The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-05-28

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end in Baltimore.
Mrs. John L. Stephens entertained
the past week Mrs. Henry Kaufman
of Reading. s$
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dosh are
entertaining Mrs. Walls and grand
son, of Baltimore.
1 Miss Violet Cameron, of Whining
ton, was the recent guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Cameron.
Augustus Buckley, of Allentown,
was the guest OF his mother, Mrs.
Belle Buckley, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reynolds, who
spent the past year in Florida, have
4 returned to this neighborhOod.
Miss Olive Bea, of Oxford, and
! William Barnett, of Barnsley, were
married In Elkton on Saturday.
Charles Brown, of Baltimore, was
a visitor this week at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. G..
Brown.
Miss Lidie Stewart and Miss Laura
Price spent the weekend with the
formers sister, Mrs. Lewis Reese, in
Philadelphia.
J.. E. Brumfield agent at the rail-
road station in this town, is enjoying
trip to Pittsburg, taking weeks
vacation. This is the first vacation
Mr.. Brumfield has taken from his
railroad duties for twenty-five years.
Norman J. Fell, son of the late W..
D. Fell, of Calvert, was married on
Saturday afternoon, May %, in the
| First M. e. church, Pottstown, Pa,
to Miss Rosa L. Longacre, daughter
: of D. Elwood Longacre,' of that place..
A reception was rendered the newly
weds on Tuesday evening at the
}, home of the groom's mother.
The hour for the launching Of the
Emergency Fleet Corporation Steam
! ship Cecil County" on Saturday,
May 20, notice of which was publish
ed last week, is 1880 a. M, at
Locust Point. Baltimore. The ship
!, will be christened by Mrs. ]. T. G.
Hopkins, Jr., of Port Deposit. The
4 honor of naming the boat was won
by our county in the Fourth Liberty
Loan.
1 One bird lover on the Perry Point
reservation, has counted forty-three
different species of song-birds There
are more song-birds to be found in
this part of the country than any
!. where else on the entire Eastern
Coast.
DR.. H. A. Carpenter of Salisbury
was taken to Union Hospital, Elkton,
on Wednesday Of last week, suffer-
! ing with fractured shoulder blade
, and internal injuries sustained by an
automobile in which he was riding,
overturning near Locust Grove. Kent
county.
The Marquand Chapel and Dickin-
son Hall at Princeton University
were destroyed by fire May IA.
Dean Howard McClenahan, formerly
! of Port Deposit, led the fire lighters
and succeeded in saving all other
buildings, several of which were in
great danger.
A group of girl students Of science,
! thirteen in number, from the Jacob
! Tome Institute, Port Deposit, ac-
Il companied by their teacher. Miss
Fannie j. Shilling, visited HOLLYWOOD
Hydro Electric Plant last week, and
] were shown through the building by
: the official guide, F. H. Gerhauser.
r Mr.. Robert r. Carman, native OF
Hartford county, son of ex-Sheriff
Z Carman, has been nominated by
President Wilson, for United States
District Attorney of Maryland, to
succeed Samuel X. Dennis, resigned.
: Mr.. Carman is thirty-eight years old
a and a member of the law firm OF
I Keich, Wright and Carman, and will
: assume the duties of the Office June
= 1st.
A The Golden Commencement OF
Western Maryland College will be
held at Westminster June 11-l6.
The first graduating class fifty years
/ ago consisted of members, young
9 men and young women. Four OF
these graduates are still living and
u will be honored at this commence
> ment. The only Cecil county grad
y uate this year is Mary Cordelia
Bones, of Port Deposit.
Q A horse belonging to Jesse Wood,
of near Lees Bridge, fell into the
X Carter chrome pit on Sunday after
g noon last. The pit is about 50} feet
i deep and has several feet Of water
} in it. After much labor, and with
9 the assistance of neighbors, the an
9 imal was finally gotten out. ItIwas
injured but slightly.