The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-04-11

treatment in Philadelphia hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford H. Roberso1i,
of Freehold, N. j., spent the week.
end with Rising Sun relatives.
4 Miss Matilda Duyckinck has re-
turned from an extended visit to her
aunt, Mrs. w. P, B. Lockwood, West
Newton, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B. Cooney are
spending the week in Greenboro,
Md, where Mr.. Cooney recently pur-
chased hotel property.
Miss Mary Brumfield, Miss Ethel
Hall and Horace Hall motored to
| Baltimore on Saturday and spent the
weekend with Miss Laura A. Price.
Invitations have been issued for
| the marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Evans, of Elkton, and Mr.. Rudulph
Taggart. at high noon on Tuesday,
April Is, in Trinity Church Elkton.
|
the engagement Of Miss Louise Har-
bert, of the Mt. Pleasant section, and
Mr.. H. Rwoland Gibson, of North
East. Their wedding will take place
in June.
Miss Eleanor c. Miller, of Childs,
Md, and Mr.. Charles B. Mcdaniel, of
Elk Mills, we're married in Elkton
last Saturday. Both young people
are popular in their respective
communities.
! Arthur V. Cloak, of Havre de
Grace. has been appointed one of the
official umpires In the Eastern Shore
League, which opens its season May
is0.
" Charged with brutal assault on
Mrs Mary Donnell, In her home at
Newark, Del, Jacob Lentz, aged FL
years, has been lodged in the Work
house in default OF. $1,000 bail, and
will await the action of Court.
Leslie F. Duyer, recently with the
Democratic Ledger, Hayre de Grace,
has purchased an interest in the
Republican, published in that town,
and will have charge of the
mechanical department of that news
paper,
Prince Stansbury, coiored, who was
] convicted in the Hartford County Cir
cult Court. of manslaugher for the
killing of Wilton Holiingsworth, was
given a sentence of four years
in the Maryland Penitentiary, last
Saturday, by Judge William H.
Harlan. The murder was the result
of drunken brawi.
The Ordinance Department in
! Washington has confessed its re-
sponsibility for the slaughter of
thousands OF canyasback ducks and
wild waterfowl in the Susquehanna
fats, during the past three months.
The department will do all in its,
power to prevent further strewing OF
the PHOSPHORUS that killed the
ducks
| Rev. Theodore N. Barth, for the
past three years rector of Darlington,
Hartford county, Memorial Protestant
Episcopal church, has resigned to ac-
aept a call to the rectorship of
Reistertown (Md.) Keyser Memorial
Church and expeets ito take up
This ew work bout tn e
middle of June. He will also serve
as Chaplain in the Hannah Moor,
Academv, which is noted Protes-
tant Episcopal College in Maryland.
Charging Maurice Saul's dogs
chased heifer and bit of part OF
her tail, is the basis Of an unusual
damage suit instituted in Media, Pa,
by Mrs. Elsie M. Mathues. wife of a
prohibition enforcement 9 n t.
sfrs. Mathues claims that as result
If the scare the heifer's milk supply
has dwindled from six quarts to ont
quart day. she seeks $500
damages,
AdSI Wcch tAoaOSfaLC "uu6O
Levin w. Wicles heard testimony in
thu equity case OF Miss Alicia NJ
stump VS.. John Stump ct al, con-
eerning the right to use a spring at
Miss Stump's property in Perryville.
s. A. williams and H. M. McCul-
lcueh. Esos., for Miss Stump; J. VIII
son Squier, ESQ.,, for Mr.. Stump
Argument in the case was postponed
until the testimony could be trans
eFibea.
A festival will be held in Rorters
Grove Church on Saturday evening,
April IL. Ice cream, cake. confec-
tionary, etc., on sale.
! Harry A. Carroll took charge as
postmaster. of Hayre de Grace on
Tuesday. April 1st, succeeding VIII
liam Kelly.