The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-06-01

Day will be held at Port Deposit
Saturday, August Is.
The dwelling OF Misses Mary ano
Stella Reynolds has been gwen
new spring dress Of paint.
A concrete walk has been laid In
front Of the Albert Burkins proper
ty, making a very great improve
6ient.
Water Witch Fire Company OF
Port Deposit, will hold its annual
carnival from June 20 to July Z, IN
elusive. A Buick coach VIII De
given away.
Al festival will be held on tne
lawn OF the M. e. church, at Zion, on
"wednesday evening, June 8. Music
win be furnished by the Community
Esire Company Band of Rising Sun.
Rev. Joseph Turner, d. D., pastor
of Port Deposit Presbyterian Churcn'
has rendered his resignation, and
's relationship to the church will be
[ aissolved j in October.
Bitten by dog supposed to have
6gAn suffering from rabies Linwood
Cooper. aged six years, SON OF MT.
ana MRS. G.. N. Cooper of Perryviile,
Is receiving the Pasteur treatment.
The Red Mems Hall, in North
Ast. has been leased by the Metro
biitan Booking Company, which
sberates a cham OF moving picture
theatres. Shows will be given In
the hall three nights a week.
Excelsior Lodge No. 81, l. 0. o.
r., Of Rising Sun, remembered tnelr
departed members on Sunday.
Members of the Lodge assembled at
their hall in the afternoon, marcned
to Brookview cemetery, near town,
and placed floral offerings OF the
graves OF thirteen Odd Fellows VINO
are buried there.
A milk wagon from J.. B. Decker's s
springdale Dairy Farm, near Elkton,
was wrecked and its load OF MIX
lost. when struck by train at Blue
izAlI railroad crossing one day last
Ak. The horse escaped injury.
: Emil Boyer, the driver, was bruised
ABOUT the head and body, but suffer.
ed no broken bones.
The College Women's Club, Cecil
oounty, has elected Miss Katherine
M. Bratton, Elkton. president; MRS.
I.ippincott. Colora, vice-president I
mrs. Isabel T. c. Manlove, Cecilton
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Emily
i. Williams, recording secretary,
and Mrs. ANGELA b. Crothers, Elk,
ton, treasurer, for the ensuing year.
Memorial Day was quietly, but ap-
propriateiy, observed by our citizens
ThereS was almost general suspen-
sion of business. Cemeteries were
visited and the graves OF departed
ones strewn with flowers. The
weather was very threatening, with
sprinkles OF rain during the after
neon,
At q recent meeting of the Wo-
mans Organized Bible Glass OF
lanes M. q. Church, Rising Sun, the
Following officers were elected FOL
the ensuing year: President, Mrs.
NJ. Gertrude Pogue; 1st vice-pres.,
Mrs. Jennie w. Taylor; End vice
pres.. Miss Elizabeth r. Stephens;
secretary, Mrs. Clara Keen; treas.
MRS. Eila M. Cooney; teacher MIS-
j. c. Mccoy; assistant, Mrs. Jennie
gillespie; organist, Mrs. Mary W
Cherry; assistant. Mrs. George =
Ewing.
The program of entrenchment stiii
goes on on the Pennsylvania ran
road. Among the changes effective
June 1st, is the closing of Coiora
and Sylmar stations portion OF the
day. John E. Boyle. agent at Co
lora, will have charge OF Sylmar
station in the morning, returning to
colora in the afternoon. William
Bannister, agent of Liberty Grove.
viii also have charge OF Rowland
Vile station during portion OF each
day.
Governor Richie on Monday
granted paroles to twenty-eight per.
sons serving sentences in Maryland
penal institutions. Among those
naroled was Alfred Lee Coffin, SEN
nsed in the Circuit Court OF Cecii
yunty to three years in the House
~ Correction for bigamy About
one year of his term still remains
the prisoners Aid Society found a
very unfortunate family situation 70
exist, and urged the mans parole.
The Young Peoples Societies Of
principle M. e. Church will give a
cold supper. starting at ? NJ. fol-
lowed By a festival on SATURDAY
June Z. Oh the school Grounds