The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-01-11

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew w Wilson,
of Georgetown, Kent County, an
nounce> the marriage Of their daugh-
ter Catherine r. to Mr.. Julian Coch-
ran, Of Sassafras, at Elkton on De-
cember ~.
4 Mrs. Marguerite r. Blanton and
James F. Evans, Esq, of Elkton,
were quietly married. Dec. 81, in
Philadelphia. The are residing at
Maryland Lodge, East Main street
and Delaware avenue, Elkton.
Miss Helen Burkins. only daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Burkins,
Rising Sun, and Mr.. Norman Alexan-
der Russellville, were< married by
Rev. Weaver. Elkton, on Dec 20.
They will make their home in Ok
ford.
The recent marriage has been an
nounced Of Mr.. Samuel T. Dickey, OF
San Francisco, son OF I. r. Dickey.
Esq, ofNOxford, Pa, and Miss Maude
Florence Huddleston, of Oakland,
Cal. They will reside in Berkley,
California.
Miss Frances A. Bryan, daughter
of Mrs. Robert Perry Bryan, of
Centerville, Md, was married in St.
Pauls p. E. church on Saturday
afternoon, Dec. 30, to Mr.. Clifton
Burke, son~of Mrs. A. q. Burke, of
Cecilton. Rev. Ellis B. Dean, rector
of the church, performed the ring
ceremony.
Miss Maud b. Goldsborough.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John w
Goldsborough. of Middle Neck, Cecil
county and Frederick Baker. Jr..
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Baker, Of anear Middletown, were
married at Elkton, on Saturday eve
ming, Dec. 20, the ceremony being
performed by the w. G. Harris, pas
tor of the M. e. Church, Elkton.
The engagement has been an
nounced of Miss Emma Dayett,
daughter of Mr.. I. Irwin Dayett, Of
Cooch's Bridge, DEL, and Mr.. Albert
d. Ayerst son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Doug
las ]. Ayerst, OF Elkton. Miss Day
ett and Mr.. Ayerst are gradutes OF
the University Of Delaware. the for
mer from the Women's College last
year, and the latter from Delaware
College in 1922.
The Herbert K Belts Stock Co. is
billed to appear again in Rising Sun on
j ,nuary IA and Is, This Company is
well and favorably known here where
it always draws good houses.
The of firm Rowland G. Buck, of Port
Deposit, has been dissolved by mutual
consent and was changed on January
TO Rowlond Flooring Company. =
President E u. Rowland states that
the concern has no connection with o
Chambersburg plant as was reported. )
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the National Bank of Rising
Sun, held Tuesday. Jan. 8, directors as
follows were elected: A. L. Burlington,
j. T. Cameron, E. D. Carhart, A. L,
Duyckinck, u. E. Founders. John 7,
Neary, w. NJ. Pogue, c. s. Pyle, Wm.
NJ. Reynolds, Jesse Wood, R. K Wood
Chas. S Pyle was elected president
A. L. Duyckinck, vice president; JESSE
Wood, vice president; u. 3. Flounders
cashier,
The grass receipts Of the turkey din
ner served in the public hall on Satur
day last to the Rising Sun Detective
Association, under auspices of tn,
Community Fire o., were s149.75
One hundred and eight persons par
took Of the dinner.
In the evening of the same day tn,
chicken supper served was patrpnizes
by zz6 persons the gross receipts, in
Q uding sale of pies, Ice cream, etc
amounting to siSi a3. Tne total re
ceipts for the day were tSsl.6S.
Congressman T. Allan Goldsber-
eugh introduced a bill in the House
of Representatives to authorize the
holding of United States Court II
Denton. twice year. Congressman
Goldsborough claims the Eastern
Shore litigants are entitled to hav,
their cases tried before tribunal
nearer home than Baltimore.
George Johnson, formerly an in
mate of the Chester County Hospita
for the Insane. and who recentl,
was living with family at Pember
tou, near Kcnnett Square. ran amucl
one afternoon last week. and led /:
posse OF citizens merry. chase
finally taking to the open country ad
joining Kennel. where he was cap
tured.