The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1929-05-17

spent Sunday with his family i'll Ilis-
ing Sun.
Ross Cameron was home from
Mercersburg Academy for the week.
end.
Norman Anderson, of Philadel-
phia, was a visitor of Misses Hanna
and Mabel Reynolds on Saturday.
Z j. M. Holden returned from Rich
ards Hospital, Port Deposit, on
Friday, where he underwent sue
cessful operation some weeks ago.
Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Lewis Morris
Sprout, of Elkton, r. ID. 5, and
Marian Bell Stocktill, of Elk Mills.
Frances Lewis, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Lewis, of Perryville,
and Stanley Wilson, Havre de
Grace, were married in North East,
Saturday night, by Rev. David
Quinn.
Mrs. ]. L. Stephens, who was TAX
en- to Maryland General Hospital,
Baltimore, last week, sustained a
serious operation on Friday and is
progressing as well as could be
expected.
The marriage of Miss Florence
Webb, of Lancaster, and William
Barr, New Texas, Lancaster county,
took place Saturday at Elkton. Md,
by Rev. Weaver. They will reside
in Lancaster.
Mrs. Andrew Poleyette, of Sails
bury, announces the marriage of hel
daughter, Dorothy Riggin, to Mr..
Charles Alfred McClenahan, former
ly of Port Deposit, on Tuesday.
April 80, at Salisbury, Md.
Miss Marie S. Wye, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. w. r. Wyre OF North
East ana MT. Randolph s. Jackson
.af RasSg IA wa';a usarxiad Az tlA
episcopal Rectory. North Eaat. Sat.
urday morning by the Rector, Rev
David =. Quinn.
George Miles, son of Mr.. and Mrs
William Miles, of Chestnut Level
and Miss Pearl Riley, daughter vi
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Riley, of Gosh
ell, were married Saturday il Stras-
burg at the home of Rev. o. IT.
Wenger, pastor of Fulton M. e
.uth.
Paul Mccoy, son of Rev. and Mrs
J. C. Mccoy of this town, was one
of the successful contestants in the
subscription campaign recently con-
Quoted by the Evening Journal
Wilmington, and will get trip to
New York city, in company with
other boys who were successful con-
testants. The party will leave
Wilmington May 1S.
The New Theatre and New Central
Hotel, in Elkton, will be sold at At
torney's sale on Friday, May oath.
The building, erected only few
years ago, contains 80 rooms togeth-
er with restaurant and moving
picture theatre. with seating ca
pacity of about 500.
A movement is on foot, looking to
the formation of a new Rotary In
ternational district, to be known as
the Del-Mar-Va district, to include
Delaware, the Eastern Shore OF
Maryland, and the two counties in
Virginia.
Edward James, sentenced by the
Circuit Court of Cecil County to
three years in the Penitentiary for
larceny of shoes, has been paroled
by Governor Ritchie after serving
more than half his term. States
Attorney Constable approved
clemency.
The property of ]. H. Hawley, at
the foot of Pigeon Hill, just west
VI lOWu, lnCAuOiA5 q 6oAu6S, AOGSA
house and barber shop, has been
purchased by Karl j. Austin. The
new bungalow of Casper e. Ansal-
wish, south of town, recently pur-
chased by Mr.. Austin, figured in the
deal, and is now the property of Mr..
Hawley.
After one of the bitterest cam
paigns ever conducted in that town
the municipal election in Havre de
Grace last week resulted in victory
for Mayor George T. Pennington
and two members of his City Council
Harry Lawder and Jacob Davis, who
defeated the ticket headed by Robt.
R. Lawder. OF some 1900 regis
tered voters all but 92 voted, leaders
of both factions using every energy
to bring out the full vote.
Children's Day will be celebrated
at Leeds M. P. church on the eve
ming Of Sunday, June 2.