The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1926-01-15

was entertained Tuesday afternoon,
last week, at the home Of Mrs. Amos
e. Clendenin, when the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: President, Mrs. William T.
Jenness: Vice-President, Mrs. Har-
mon Matthews; Secretary and Treas
urer, Mrs. J. c. Emrey.
Miss Elizabeth Smith has resigned
her position in the ONCE Of The
Colora Hay & Grain Company.
Lewis A. Couison, who has been
selling the Baltimore Sunday Sun
here for more than year, resigned
the job, which has been taken up
by Frank Foster, Jr.
Some of our ladies have been
busy quilting.
The Missionary Society OF West
Nottingham Presbyterian Church
will meet with Mrs. Curtis Irwin,
Rising Sun, Thursday afternoon,
January 21st. Devotional, Mrs Car
roll Cameron: National Missions,
Mrs. Wayne Reynolds; China, Miss
Mary Brumfield.
Arthur jackson had quite good
sale last Saturday afternoon, on the
late Charles j. Divis farm.
William G. Reynolds will farm for
Bruce Williams, West Nottingham,
this season.
Several men have been employed
lately, in cutting wood on the for
mer j. G. Richards property, near
Porters Bridge.
Miss Kate Cameron is quite
poorly.
Robert F. Pierce is (indisposed
with heavy cold.
A SON, who has been named Brin-
ton Reynolds, was born to MIR. and
Mrs. Kersey M. Coulson Xmas eve
ming, it being their 18th child.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Mckinney are
enjoying a radio in their home.
Some new students have enrolled
at West Nottingham Academy since
the holidays.
Mr.. J. Horace Hawley. Monroe
Banks, has had quite large garage
and wagon house erected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Davis, OF
Wilmington, were recent guests OF
Mrs. S. D. McCullough/and daughter.
Mrs. Robert F. Pierce entertained
her sister, Mrs. Street E. Riley, and
her niece. Miss Anna M. Coulson,
last Thursday.
Miss Mary Reynolds, Porters
Bridge, is spending few days in
Wilmington and Richardson Park.
Miss Helena Coale, Port Deposit,
spent some time with her grandma,
Mrs. Helena Preston.
Mr.. William r. Cameron was a
caller at the home of Miss Kate
Cameron!
Terry Krauss, Port Deposit, visit
ed his mother, Mrs. Littleton
Krauss, also his daughter, Mrs,
James Gorrel, last Sunday.
The interments in West Noting
ham Presbyterian Cemetery in 1926
were:
January End, Ella Holden, Rising
Sun, So years; January 7th, Elva M
Reed, Colora, 81 years; January
goth, Catharine H. Burlin, Port De-
posit, 70 years.
February 25th, Mamie Thomas,
Rising Sun, As years.
March 18th, Jehoiakim Brown,
Colora, SO years; March 18th, Lucy
H. England, Theodore; March 25th,
Hannah e. st. Clair, Port Deposit.
April 9Th, Mildred Harrington,
Rowlandville. 2S years; April 10th,
Henrietta Nickel, Oxford, 81 years;
April 18th, Unknown man killed by
car near Perryville.
May 9Th, Georganna Bonsall,
Philadelphia, ~ years; May 10th,
Walter E. McVey, Media, 33 years;
May 18th, Mary r. Gillespie, Ohio,
81 years; May 18th, DR.. George M.
Stump, Perryville, rs years; May
31st, James H. Williams. Rising
Sun. 80 years.
June 9Th, Elwood Ewing, Row.
landville, rs years; June 9Th,
Richard L. Slaybaugh, Colora, In
FAINT; June 9th, X. J.. Bond, Port
Deposit, 5 years; June goth, Domi-
nick Carlorelli, Philadelphia, 81
years.
July 18th, Kenneth Gray, Colora
August 14th, Mollie B. Coulson
Patterson, N. j., So years; August
21st, Eli Coulson, ST., Rising Sun,
II years; August 2Sth, Margaret
Mckay. Philadelphia, SIS years.
September 9th, Sarah J. Nickel
Rowlandville, 70 years; September
!. 2Sth, John B. st. Clair, Baltimore,
So years; September 3Oth, Mary e.
Tosh, Elizabeth, N. j., 81 years.
October 18th, Wesley Cumming,
Riverton. N. j.. 81 years: October
14th, Theodore Strout, Port Deposit,
7S years.
Nnvaunhar 9Th William Hall