The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1920-04-16
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Harry Dinsinofe is improving his
residence with a concrete back porch,
and will also build an addition to his
barn. Mr.. D.. some time ago cut a
tree down in his yard where 1t had
stood for 20 years.
Benjamin Jourdan and family
moved Tuesday from the EIwood
Balderston farm to Conowingo.
Miss Mary Heaps, of Peach Bot
tom, has been substituting for Miss
Mary Fulton at Love Run school
during the illness and death Of her
mother, Mrs. Fulton.
Harvey Reynolds, son Of MIR. and
Mrs Frank Reynolds, is now employ
ed at Avondale station.
Willard f.. Coale finished plaster
ing the new bungalow here for Miss
Lydia Tatem this week.
Hubit Martin is employed this
season on the Harry Dinsmore farm.
Mrs. Mary Swift is improving her
residence with new kitchen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reynolds are
having their home improved with
new paint and paper.
Candy Balderston, who has been
critically i'll for some time at his
home near here, suffered a relapse
last week. We are very glad to re-
port him some better at this time,
vet his condition is serious.
Mrs. Norman Clark returned home
last week from Havre de Grace hos
pital very much improved since her
operation.
A son was recently born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlton. The mother was Miss
Margaret Tosh, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Tosh, near HarrisviIle.
Sterling Nesbitt and family moved
this week from Harrisville into the
house vacated by Robert Coulter al
Mt. Pleasant.
Doc Lucas and wife will shortly
occupy the sections house of West
Nottingham Friends church. Will
liam Dunlap and family having lately
moved from that place to neal
Chester.
Harry Dinsmore will farm this
season for Mrs. Ellen M. Tosh.
Mr.. Joseph Devine spent Saturday
in Baltimore.
The ladies of Mt. Pleasant M. p
church served a fine dinner for theil
new pastor, Rev. j. F. Anderson and
family, on their arrival at the par
sOnage last week.
A rI,o lxooo hall foor1 nf Wocf Not.
tingham defeated Barnsley High
School in game at the latter place
last Friday afternoon by score Of
IS to 1.
The boys of Colora and Hickory
Grove Schools had lively ball game
here Saturday afternoon, the seort
being 20 to in favor of Colora.
The meeting Of the Missionary So
ciety Of West Nottingham Presby
terrain church has been postponed
until April 10th, when it will be en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. Luther
Hindman.
Mrs. Carroll H. Cameron and Mrs
Ollie Lynch have been appointed
delegates from West nottingham
church to attend the annual spring
Presbytery in Wilmington April 81
and 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. waiter Pierce, Of
Philadelphia, visited the forner''
mother, Mrs. Mary Pierce, ane
family, Liberty Grove.
Miss Annie Balderston, Phiiadel
phia, is with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Balderston en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Run
: ner of Fulton House, and Elmel
Reese and family OF. Mt. Pleasant. OF
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harden ant
Mrs Miller, Of Chester, were recon
visitors at the home of Mrs. james
Creswell, Liberty Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs William Lamber
had as their guest for Easter Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Owens, Philada.
Mr.. Earl Owens and bride, Newport
DEL; Chester Owens and family, Ris
ing Sun; Robert Owens, Leslie
Jerome Lambert and Miss Myrtle
Lambert, Port Deposit.
Mrs. Bannister, Of Berkley, Har
ford county, is visiting her son. vii
lard Bannister and family, Libert.
Grove Mr.. and Mrs. Bannister en-
tertained at dinner on Friday Mrs
John Liddell, Colora, Mrs. Howard
Griest and Mrs. Clarence Griest, Lib
erty Grove, who are sisters of Mrs
Bannister, of Berkeley.