The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1929-03-15

Miss Sue Maxwell is visiting west
Chester, Pa, relatives.
Barclay Reynolds, of Swarthmore,
Pa, was weekend visitor in Ris-
ling Sun.
Miss Gertrude S. Dare, of Venom
ah, N. j., is spending the week in
Rising Sun.
Ralph Reed, of Western Maryland
College, Westminster, was home
over the weekend.
Mrs. Ella F. Hunt entertained last
week her sister, Mrs. Benjamin
Stubbs, of Delta, Pa.
Mrs. Cecil E. Ewing entertained
the Bridge Club very delightfully."- on
Friday afternoon last.
| Miss E. c. Dixon, of Philadelphia,
was visitor last week OF her
mother, Mrs B. H. Brown.
Misses Lizzie and Ella Moore, OF
Delta, Pa, were guests OF SDr. ana
Mrs. T. B. Moore, during the week.
VIM. r. Pogue, of Buffalo, N. r.,
was a Weekend VISITOR at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nm: M
lPogue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil E. Ewing and
daughter Shirley spent the weekend
with DR.. and Mrs. H. E. Kelsey, In
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cameron en-
dertained over the weekend Miss
Lillian Passmore, Nottingham, Pa;
Miss Lydia Yerkes, oxford, and Miss
Melissa Lungren, .LewisvilIe, Pa.
4. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin L. Halnes en-
.ertalned seven boy friends OF their
son Lincoln, at dinner Thursday,
IRON to 7 O'Clock. The occasion
was Lincoln's seventh birthday.
.diss Mary Haines and Mrs. Harry
COX also were guests.
7 marriage license was issued by
4 clerk of Court u. Gllpin Wilson,,
Bel Air, lastsweeks to Mr, Basil Mum
roe Gregory, of barbados OF British
West Indies, and Miss Evelyn Ma
son, OF Darlington. Miss Mason is
he daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Sam
lel Mason, of Darlington.
i Miss Emily Townsend is teaching
1t the Reynolds private school, in
his town, Miss Mabel Reynolds be-
ing incapacitated by illness.
The regular meeting of the w. G.
4. U. will be held at the home of Mrs.
). S. Pyle ON Tuesday March 18th.
at 2 P. M.
j. Clyde Rintz, residing near Kirk
good, Pa, has goose that laid an
i .gg measuring thirteen by ten inch
IS. 1t contained three yokes.
| William s. Reynolds, of Provi-
lence, Cecil county, has sold his 3S
acre farm and mushroom plant in
Londonderry Township, to Samuel
Il. Smith, on private terms.
Rev. Mr.. Tomlinson, of the Dio-
-ese of West Virginia, has accepted
he call of the vestry to the rector
1 ship of St. Johns Church, Hvare de
trace. and will enter upon his duties
IN Easter Sunday.
Tomato contractors in Kent
county are offering twenty-five cents
/ basket to all farmers who sign
contracts at once. The contract
price last year was 20 cents and the
lew price points to better year for
,omato growers.
The stockholders of the Hartford
Bank, of Bel Air, have voted to in
,rease the capital stock $25,00O,
making the total capitalization of
he bank $75,000.. The increase
will be fomally presented to State
Banking Commissioner Page, whose
approval is expected as a matter OF
! routine.
Walter DuBose, who was recently
lined $100 and costs for driving a
ear while intoxicated, on Monday
,alled to see prisoner at Elkton
lail with quart of liquor concealed
IN his person. 1t was discovered
md Federal officer who happened
o be present took him to Baltimore
for hearing,
Havre de Grace races will open on
? April 18th.
Chas. b. Gray, of Havre de Grace,
e lost his life through a peculiar acci-
lent last week. He had been shoot
s ing black birds, and ON returning to
: he house and finding the front door
: locked, leaned his gun beside it and
;, went to the back door. Coming
!. through the house, he opened the
/. front door and as he reached for the
/, gun, it fell and was discharged, in
: ficting injuries that resulted in his
!. death in a short time in the. loca
!. Hospital.