The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-03-04
TOWN AND COUNTY.
Short Paragraphs of Events in the County
During the Past Week.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS BRIEFLY NOTED

w. J. Cowley.
Mrs Cecil E. Ewing and daughter
Shirley, spent Friday last in Balti-
more, Md.
Miss Mary Brumfield spent Sun
lay with her cousin, Miss Mary L.
3rumfield, Perry Point.
Norman H. Anderson, of Phila-
lelphia, spent Monday with Misses
Hannah and Mabel Reynolds.
Barcley Reynolds, of St. Luke's
School faculty, Wayne, Pa, was a
Rising Sun visitor on Saturday.
Chas S. Pyle, who spent the past
month in Florida, returned to his
lome in Rising Sun on Monday.
Miss Rachel Rittenhouse, OF
Scranton, Pa, was a recent guest
of Misses Celia and Lidie Jenkins.
Miss Elizabeth Stephens enter.
Port Deposit, Friday and Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas E. Dare;
Alexander. Va, visited Mrs. George
5. Dare Tuesday, it being her
birthday.
Clifford Brumfield, of Willow
Grove, Pa, was visitor at the home
of his father, Augustus Brumfield,
On Thursday last
Miss Bertha Hamilton and Mr.
Floyd SINNERS, of Port Deposit,
we're married in Elkton Saturday
morning, February 26.
The Westminster Guild of West
Nottingham Presbyterian Church
1T their home on Walnut street
vas entertained by Misses Maxwell.
Saturday afternoon.
The wedding OF Miss Mary Seit.
ind Mr.. Hughes Burlin, of Port De
posit, took place Tuesday, March l
O'Clock, at the Parish House
st. Theresa Catholic Church
Cecil county was represented at
The Del-Mar-Va Takes Inventory
Congress, held in Salisbury last
week, by the following:
M. H. Cameron, North East; F. w.
Jlarp, Port Deposit; Reginald Con
stable, Elkton; F. P. Courey, Chesa-
peake City; w. L. Ely, Rising Sun;
William Sterling Evans, Elkton; ]
T. c. Hopkins, Port Deposit; Frank
B. Howard, Chesapeake City; Will
lam H. Johnson, Chesapeake City;
irwin T. Kepler, Elkton; George
Liddell, Liberty Grove; Harvey H
Mackey, Elkton; F. H. Thompson.
Elkton
Cecil Circuit Court has granted tc
hilton A. Jenness, of Conowingo, ar
absolute divorse from Hannah
Jenness. Mrs. Jenness resides il
Port Deposit
The dwelling, barn, wagonshed
pigpen and chicken house on tho
Caldwell farm, near Oxford, Pa.
we're totally destroyed by fire about
three o'clock Friday morning. There
was an insurance of $4,000 on the
burned buildings.
Manager Harry Goren, who for
he past year has been in charge OF
he Oxford, Pa, Theatre, has leased
he amusement place to the East
Coast Theatres Company, corpora
ton which has thirty theatres in var
ious parts of Pennsylvania.
The advance sale of tickets for
Ruth In A Rush." the play to be
given in the public hall of this towr
On Thursday and Friday evenings Of
this week, by the Senior Glass o.
Rising Sun High School, insuref
crowded houses on both nights.
The annual Port Deposit election
vas held Monday when the follow
ing commissioners were chosen tc
serve for the ensuing year: j. Wal
ION Campbell. DR.. E. S. Boyle
George A. Atkinson, Lewis w. Abra.
hams, Walter Touchstone, Joseph
Duke and Albert Smith. Walter
Touchstone received the highest
number of votes.
Services on Sunday, March 6, at
lanes M. E. Church, Rising Sun
Rev j. G.. Mccoy, pastor, will be as
'ollows: Sunday School, 9:45 a. M.
preaching 1900 o'clock, subject:
Come, Tarry, Co." Junior League,
6:15 p. M; Senior League, 7:l5;
missionary address 7:45, by Mrs.
Elsie Clark Krug. a returned mis-
sionary from China.
A Missionary Rally win be held in
Rising Sun M. e. Church on Sunday
evening. March 6, at 1880 O'Clock.
Mrs. Elsie Clark Krug, who spent
five years as a missionary In China.
will give an address. Music by the
Junior Choir. Special offering fol
church and Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary work in China and other for
eign fields.