The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-10-30
TOWN AND COUNTY.
Short Paragraphs of Events in the County
s During the Past Week.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS BRIEFLY NOTED

is spending .LHe WSeh VIII 1"A
Norris Reynolds, near town.
4 Miss M. Lidie Stewart spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mr.. ano
Mrs. Herbert Ward, West Chester.
| Mr.. and MRS. A.. H. Owens, OF
[Perryville. celebrated the thirty
fifth anniversary of their wedding al
their home, Thursday evening.
Misses Hannah and Mabel Reyn-
|olds entertained at dinner Tuesday
evening Mrs. William Ness, OF
Drexel Hill, Miss Mary. Brumfield
Misses Sue and Letitia Maxwell.
Announcement has been made OF
the marriage of Miss Iris Jones, OF
Elkton, to Mr.. Raymond Clark, OF
|1Aikin, in Havre de Grace, on Sep
tember> 26.. They will reside in
Baltimore.
Miss Iris M. Jones, daughter OF
the late Edward Jones, of Elkton
and Mr.. Raymond Clark, of Akin
were married at Havre de Grace or
September 26. They will reside ir
Baltimore.
Miss Anna M Battersby, of Phila-
delphia, and Mr.. John A Thorton.
of Chesapeake City. were married
Oct. ia at Chesapeake City Presby
terian Manse. The groom is CON
nected with the Gahagan Dredging
Company and was with the company
| while dredging the Chesapeake &
Delaware Canal.
The marriage has been announced
by Mr.. and Mrs. George Gray, o.
North East, of their daughter, Miss
Lena w. Gray, to Mr.. Harry H
Marr, formerly of Washington, or
October /, at Atlantic City where
the groom is electric engineer at the
Hotel Knickerbocker.
Miss Pauline Widdoes, student
at the Womans' college, University
of Delaware, and, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. o. W. Widdoes, of New
Ark, surprised her relatives and
friends last week, by announcing
her marriage to Mr.. Joseph Smith
Of Elkton, at Chestertown, on july
goth last. The young couple viii
reside in Elkton.
An unusual social event was the
celebration on October 16, by Mr..
and Mrs. James Craig, of Principle
Furnace, of their sixty-fourth wed.
| ling anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs
Craig were married at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Alexander Jackson, on October 16
1851, by the Rev. Thomas Sumption
Mr.. Craig is in his Neighty-sixtb
year and Mrs. Craig has passed he1
| eighty-second birthday.
A concrete walk and apron have
been laid in front of the ]. d.
Donache property.
The walk is to be extended in front
If the properties belonging to Dins.
more Brothers, connecting with the
pavement alongside the National
Bank.
A deer is reported to have been
seen on Wednesday of this week or
the Steuart farm, northeast OF
town.
Two deer were also seen or
Tuesday near the old Jenness Mil
property. in the Principle neigh
borhood.
| Winter Isaac, track walker be
tween North East and Bacon Hill
was held up one afternoon last week
while walking his track near Bacon
Hill and robbed of the money he
had with him, amounting to about
Sc, Sheviff Pierson later arrested
and lodged in Elkton Jail Kenneth
Nash, of Redfield, N. ", who vsas
identified by Isaac, as the man who,
sobbed him,
Arrangements have been COM
,leted for Elktan's annual Hanow-
cen parade Saturday night, 31st
inst. A number of the business
houses in Elkton, Elk Mills, New.
.rk and Wilmington, Del, have con
ributed prizes for participants ir
the parade, which is expected to BIZ
larger and better than ever before
Rising Sun, North East, Chesapeake
City and Elkton bands will furnish
music.
Flint, the Belgian police dog be-
'onging to H. NJ Wilson, of this
town, was struck by an auto Sun
day evening, and had front leg
broken. The fractured leg was put
in plaster cast, and Flint seems
to be doing fine.
B. w. Townsend, of Centerville
has sold Bolder," his famous coor
dog, to James Parks, of Parksley
Va, for $3.50.